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  1. deanglen

    NEXT Homemodded M1904 Campaign Hat project

    Progress. Brim stitching, two rows done, new ribbon and bow, for which I used a lighter 5/8" grosgrain than on the M1889 for variety's sake in addition to historical precendent. Leather 2 1/4" sweatband sewn in. Water shaping in progress. Star vents to be added, along with reinforced chin...
  2. deanglen

    NEXT Homemodded M1904 Campaign Hat project

    First stage, round out crown with water treatment. It looks tall, but it is just under 6 inches high. dean
  3. deanglen

    NEXT Homemodded M1904 Campaign Hat project

    The stitching is not that hard, just get a regular sewing machine and practice on an old beater. Getting the fold over on the brim that M1904/5 had is a trick I haven't mastered, so I get those Dorfman wool body fedoras with a three inch folded over brim, and then add stitching over the row...
  4. deanglen

    NEXT Homemodded M1904 Campaign Hat project

    It has arrived. The modding begins! dean
  5. deanglen

    What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

    Triple brim stitching! Love it! ( from a Campaign Hat perspective) dean
  6. deanglen

    Now Forming! the Campaign Hat Corps

    dean
  7. deanglen

    Now Forming! the Campaign Hat Corps

    And me! Thanks! dean
  8. deanglen

    M1889 Campaign Hat refurb project

    From me. I have about 10 yards left. PM me an address and I'll send you a few yards! dean
  9. deanglen

    BUCKAROO BONANZA! - The Hats that Major Mike Moore Makes

    Love it! A man's hat! A crown to be proud of, a brim with grace! dean
  10. deanglen

    Now Forming! the Campaign Hat Corps

    I like both hats! They have a unique shape in the fedora family. dean
  11. deanglen

    NEXT Homemodded M1904 Campaign Hat project

    After this baby arrives I'm going to give it the full M1904 treatment! Will post updates as they occur. dean
  12. deanglen

    Homemodded M1902 Campaign Hat

    I've read that officers often sported private purchase versions without brim stitching and a raw edge, sometimes with a edge ribbon like the Open Road. I don't have a lot of hard evidence of the edge ribboned versions, though. I think you're right the crown would be fine. dean
  13. deanglen

    USAAF& USAF Cap blog

    Here's my B-1 Dave made. I think it's very comfortable. And not a run of the mill ball cap. dean
  14. deanglen

    What is the quality of Stratton's fur felt?

    I'll bet that DI by Stratton has a gallon of shellac in it! dean
  15. deanglen

    USAAF& USAF Cap blog

    Edward, they were reasonably represented among the air crews. Don't exactly know how to quantify that, but photographic evidence abounds of their use. I love them and their uniqueness, a great cap alternative. dean
  16. deanglen

    USAAF& USAF Cap blog

    A friend of mine at another forum is as interested as I am in caps worn by USAAF and USAF personnel. Thought this crowd might find it an interesting read. He has just started making some for himself, and you might like one yourself! I have a B-1 cap he gave me and I love it. Great for when...
  17. deanglen

    Decisions, decisions? Do you match your hat to anything?

    Never. Nothing goes with a Campaign hat, or everything, so I don't worry about it. I try to avoid wearing it with my A-2 repro jacket...I really don't like the "Oh, here's Indy" stuff. Never have. dean
  18. deanglen

    Now Forming! the Campaign Hat Corps

    Wonderful pictures, Grizzly! I find the co-existence of montana peaks and fore and aft crease interesting. Honestly, I wonder if some preferred the straight crown crease and had to be compelled by regulations to switch. dean
  19. deanglen

    What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

    Looking great, R! dean
  20. deanglen

    Now Forming! the Campaign Hat Corps

    Dirty Billy sells parts? Really!? I'd never have thought it! Should have inquired. dean

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