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HAT ADORNMENTS: ribbons, bows, pins, pugs, leather, etc.
Lapel pins (at least over here) are not necessarily associated with clothing lines, just product advertising giveaways. Often worn by salesmen to advertise their brand. I have lapel pins from varied product lines including Fountain Pens, Oil Products, papers goods etc. They also had no... -
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Chrome and Firefox. ESPECIALLY problematic on the Chrome on my Android tablet!! I have to keep turning off the javascript permisions (which creates a new set of issues, BUT makes typing a LOT better). Aparently I am not alone...... M -
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The Other Open Roads.....
WOW Bob......that be a good one! I am not sure I am familiar with that brand...... absolutely love how they sort of made a campaign bow......seems someone else posted one like that. Really sweet! M PS What is the crown hight and brim width on that one? It has nice proportions..... -
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Issues on both tablet and full computer(s)............. I do not use my phone for forums..... M -
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I have both the jumping and freezing along with the random loss of my text................ I SURE HOPE SOMEONE IS WORKING ON IT........it is a positive pain in the butt!!, M -
Western, anyone?
What the heck happened over the weekend......this thread seems to have broke bad?!?!?:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: Anyway, here is a quick contribution to help bring it back to ground...... 1948 Miller-Stockman;) M:) -
The Conversion Corral
You constantly amaze me with your innovation! As usual, very good work! M:) -
The Other Open Roads.....
Open Road Clone Tutorial.... Open Road Clone no. 1 An "Auctioneer" made by Dobbs or Champ Open Road Clone no. 2 Made by Brent . Believe it or not, this is actually a mid- grey and not at all as light as it photographed........ NOT an Open Road or clone Made by Selentino, one of my... -
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No real way to tell unless someone just happens to have the same photo which is identified. Judging by the hats, hair styles and dresses.....I would say this is from the early to mid 30's ..... M -
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Has anyone else been having LOT'S of issues typing, and other javascript errors?? M -
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Women were employed in the trim /finishing department's for many years at most factories forever........not just during the war years......just check out my Stetson thread. M:) -
Fedoras wanted 7 1/2 or 7 5 8
Yes, his are the Carabou grey and I have one of those. I am looking for the very light grey (even lighter than Phantom grey) they first produced the Stetsonian in when they introduced them..... M:)- M Hatman
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Fedoras wanted 7 1/2 or 7 5 8
I have both Stetsonians and Grand Central's and love them both! This will be that " hard nut to crack" finding someone willing to part with one......but it never hurts to ask.....I am still looking for the elusive light grey Stetsonian in this size........;) M:)- M Hatman
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HAT ADORNMENTS: ribbons, bows, pins, pugs, leather, etc.
Those are quite unusual for hat pins, gennerally the pin is shorter and runs width wise...... What is the length of those, are you sure they are not tie or lapel pins? Really cool in any event! M -
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Western, anyone?
I like this one a LOT!!! Everything about it!;) M:) -
Western, anyone?
That be the one! I think you will get some good comments on that one! Sweet hat! M:) -
The Bowler or Derby Hat
The etsy one looks awesome !! The ebay one I STRONGLY suspect is in fact a soft crown homburg......they were all originally sold open crown. Sellers make that mistake all the time, calling EVERY open crown hat a derby or bowler.....I have bought many such "bowlers" that were homburgs or... -
What hat are you waiting for today?
I have been there too....but additionally I like hat finds manufactured or sold in Illinois. M:) -
What hat are you waiting for today?
Wow.......Palmer House Chicago........if you ever tire of it.;);););););););) M:)
