Honestly, given that venting...I'd say M1883! Must have had some old stock tapped into for the sudden influx of volunteers for the Span-Am war! Would you agree?
dean
Still looking great! I'm sure I've seen photos of those early M1911s with brims that dipped a bit fore and aft. I imagine that following adoption of that style, later versions moved to the pancake griddle disc so common now.
dean
I used some scrap leather. You can buy bags of it a craft store. I trimmed it to the dimensions in the specs and sewed it in by machine. Not sure if the sweats had reeds around the base near the sewing point. I've never handled a genuine article. Can't really claim to be too accurate of an...
Found these on-line in some UK auction site. Claims to be a vintage M1904. The Star vent is nice, but the underwelt is missing. It's the bow that has me puzzled. Similar to the M1911 Montana peaked version, yet no vent grommets at the four points of the crown. maybe this is a 'missing link'...
They needed you, Max. We need to start planning a re-make or a whole new effort with relentless accuracy. As if the industry would care what I thought!:rolleyes: (BTW, weren't those Burgess hats they wore? At least some of them? The too thin ribboned ones?
dean
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