I'm actually wearing a Magnoli suit in my avatar picture. I think a 3-piece looks better on a larger fellow, the vest seems to "streamline" the midsection a bit.
Welcome aboard, Dos Tacos, and best of luck with your weight loss. I've been struggling with it for years.
Now that HATCO is on board here, I look forward to the day when we can answer the "Who makes the best hats" question with "Stetson" and "Dobbs" and really mean it.
Newsday.com
Brooke Astor dies at 105
BY ARIELLA BUDICK
ariella.budick@newsday.com
5:23 PM EDT, August 13, 2007
Brooke Astor, who died at 105 Monday of pneumonia at Holly Hill, her Westchester County estate, was perhaps New York City's last grande dame, an all-but-extinct breed...
I've seen Stetson ads in Classic Style magazine, but that's the only place. It's a good start, though. Perhaps together we can get American men to dress like grownups again.
Dare to dream! :D
My '46 is one of those oddball ones with a triple hookswitch for a particular type of party-line use. It's all original but in pretty rough shape, so it may be the one I send to Steve Hilsz for renovation. Definitely a rare bird.
Welcome Mr. Range! I own to Stetson Chathams from 2005, actually I'm wearing one right now. I loved them when I first got them, but several months later I discovered vintage Stetsons and the Chathams languished in the closet.
If I could make one suggestion, it would be to take a look at the...
I have two vintage hats, a Dobbs and a Knox, that have no markings on the sweatband other than the store name. The Knox has a tag under the sweat from a repair shop, and that leads me to believe they were both renovated and had their sweatbands replaced a very long time ago, perhaps in the...
I actually have a metal body 302 that's date-coded 1946, but that's very rare. What I've read is that they went to plastic because of WWII.
I'm partial to the unrestored phones. I do have one restored 1937 with the E handset (grabbed in on a Buy It Now for only 85 bucks!) but it almost...
From what you describe, it sure sounds like 1940s or before. Is the leather sweatband brown, wide (2" or thereabouts) and soft to the touch? That's another indication of a true vintage hat.
I'd like a Star Trek Phaser on "Stun" that would incapacitate an attacker for several minutes while inflicting no injury. The Taser is close, but there have been problems.
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