In that picture above, I think the two keepers are front-center (the Mallory, gray, sort of narrow Playboy-type ribbon) and far rear-right (BB-Locke, heavy felt with sewn over welt, liner has gone missing). Trying to figure out creasing currently.
The box with this bunch finally showed up today. I think two of the hats will work for me, including--amazingly enough--the one I was really taking a gamble on: the Brooks Brothers hat. He gave no size for it, but it turns out to be a 7 3/8 and actually fits (once owned by someone named 'Ken')...
Yes, that, too. American as well as Canadian, although those began earlier than Australia, et al. I think it's fascinating linguistically.
Cleanth Brooks did a little book on the relation of the Southern American dialect to provincial English accents that was quite interesting. I have it...
I understand your mixed feelings about creasing it. As I've thought about it in the past, I think it's the right thing to go ahead and use it. You are someone who knows and appreciates what it is. The counter-argument would be that you have enough hats to get you by now and would rather have it...
Now $30!
Vintage Skookum Sportswear by Centralia Mills varsity jacket, size 40. Traditional styling, white leather sleeves, navy wool body, snap buttons. Overall solid condition but showing light wear. I purchased this on ebay and it fits fine, but I've decided it's just not my bag. I'd love...
^Most of the Classic Luggage offerings are English made, and thus relatively more expensive due to the exchange rate. You are also getting a more...refined bag, I suppose one would say. From the pictures I have seen they are more aesthetically pleasing than the Custom Hide bags. From the reviews...
There's no such thing as gray houndstooth tuxedo pants.
They could possibly be morning trousers, in which case you could wear them with a morning jacket (unlikely to need to) or use them for a stroller. Your best course is simply to treat them as odd trousers to wear with a sportcoat or sweater.
You have to use a url that ends in ".jpg". What you give above would work as a link to the hats.
Or simply copy and paste the IMG Code Photobucket provides:
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