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  1. deanglen

    Now Forming! the Campaign Hat Corps

    Indeed. Good Lord!:eusa_doh: No excuse. dean
  2. deanglen

    Now Forming! the Campaign Hat Corps

    Peter, Just a couple of questions for you. Weren't 1876 Campaign Hats black? According to the regulations I found on line, they were. The later models were described as "drab", which I assume was the light brown/tan/beige color many hats have. What is your technique for bending over the...
  3. deanglen

    What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

    dean
  4. deanglen

    Now Forming! the Campaign Hat Corps

    I tend to agree with you. dean
  5. deanglen

    Now Forming! the Campaign Hat Corps

    Glad to be of service!;) dean
  7. deanglen

    Now Forming! the Campaign Hat Corps

    Cattus, I know you asked this once before...and I simply can't find it mentioned anywhere. I am searching for the answer. dean
  8. deanglen

    Now Forming! the Campaign Hat Corps

    Not a great fan of the montana peak, but I appreciate their appreciation, BSA, circa 1919: dean
  9. deanglen

    Now Forming! the Campaign Hat Corps

    You could go mountie: http://www.mountiestore.com/products/item12.htm Or just peak a western hat. dean
  10. deanglen

    Now Forming! the Campaign Hat Corps

    McGee, The montana peak was used, here and there informally right along with the "fore-n-aft" crease. The montana peak drained rain water off better than the more common, and I suspect "regulation" straight pinch. By the introduction of the 1911 Campaign Hat, the montana peak must have been...
  11. deanglen

    Now Forming! the Campaign Hat Corps

    The 1" vents I used came from here, but I spray painted them for a brass look: https://ventmastersstore.com/shop/open-screen-vents-tab-style-c-23_37.html You can get a more accurate pair on ebay, but they were 20 some bucks a pair. I just couldn't justify it on this first attempt. I bought...
  13. deanglen

    M1889 Campaign Hat refurb project

    The vents I used were the proper size, (1"), but the vent edges are not strictly correct, they should be brass and about 1/8" wide with a cross-hatch pattern: And I love the officer in this drawing. That's the Campaign Hat icon for me. dean
  14. deanglen

    M1889 Campaign Hat refurb project

    Thanks for posting in it! Here's how it looks at present, with a more relaxed creasing, dean
  15. deanglen

    Now Forming! the Campaign Hat Corps

    Absolutely heartwarming pictures, Grizz! Looks like a vintage vent on that one on the shelf. Would love to inspect it! The one on the rack looks like a Burgess repro. dean
  16. deanglen

    Homemodded M1902 Campaign Hat

    Thanks, Aaron! Mike, I like your Campaign Hat influenced creations! dean
  17. deanglen

    Homemodded M1902 Campaign Hat

    What size do you wear? dean
  19. deanglen

    Homemodded M1902 Campaign Hat

    Thanks, Tom and Grizz! And thanks for keeping this thread alive! Keeps The Lounge from being dominated by dandies!;) Leather punches. From the inside of the crown outward. dean
  20. deanglen

    Homemodded M1902 Campaign Hat

    In use: dean
  21. deanglen

    Homemodded M1902 Campaign Hat

    Found a video about this model of campaign hat from Ikes Grunt auction site: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wu-F54vJvps dean
  22. deanglen

    The Non Shorpy Web All Stars.

    Found on-line. It's not a campaign hat, but it reminds me of one. No surprise, eh? dean
  23. deanglen

    Wearing of Hats Indoors

    Always, especially when a new hat is availiable, or being worked on. dean

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