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  1. ManofKent

    " The Great British Hat Makers "

    Manfred - thanks for the article. I've not found any Robert Heath hats - only the odd Henry Heath Homburg in very small sizes.
  2. ManofKent

    " The Great British Hat Makers "

    Nice find - I wonder if there was any connection with Henry Heath
  3. ManofKent

    I love the Fed IV!!

    The Fed is a Hatsdirect speial
  4. ManofKent

    What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

    Joao - hat suits you well, and the beach looks a great place. AnA - I have Homburg envy. Eric - thanks for sharing those photos. Looks like a good day out. The VS Wandererlooks great, but I love the ribbon on that Stetson. Alan - great straw - I can see why you left off the pugaree -...
  5. ManofKent

    What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

    Andy - looks like a great place for a weekend stroll.
  6. ManofKent

    Side By Side/ Hat Comparisons

    +1
  7. ManofKent

    Hawaiian shirts and fedoras

    Maduro -great hat and shirt.
  8. ManofKent

    Post New Hats Here!

    Banky -great to see an old hat brought back to life.
  9. ManofKent

    Hey UK! Where do you buy your hats?

    Yes Failsworth still produce nice caps. I've not tried Laird - I must look out for them.
  10. ManofKent

    What with what?

    There are some colour photographs available from the 30's and 40's, the American Library of Congress holds quite a collection. There's even some home movie film available from the UK (a search for for George Wain will bring up some wonderful footage). Contemporary book and magazine illustrations...
  11. ManofKent

    Hey UK! Where do you buy your hats?

    Sadly we're very poorly served by hatters in the UK. I don't know of any custom hat makers, or even hat repairers. Manufacturers wise Christy's (not their cheap crown series) and Olney still block hats in the UK. Straw boaters are still made in Luton. Failsworth are still going, but don't seem...
  12. ManofKent

    What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

    Manfred - thanks! Eric - Looks good - I like the natural pinch HatsRMe (Charlie?) - A nice pair of hats. The Stetson is particularly fine. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- I've spared you the sight of my pale legs contrasting unfavourably with...
  13. ManofKent

    What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

    Looks like fun Bond!
  14. ManofKent

    What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

    +1 looking good
  15. ManofKent

    What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

    Perry - Thanks - the Bloomsbury group certainly led a different lifestyle. GTDean - nice Western. Neophyte - that stitching truly makes the hat stand out. Denton - very nice Milan. RBH - three fine looking gentlemen in three fine looking hats. HistoryTeach - lovely pork-pie. We need more...
  16. ManofKent

    German & Austrian Hutmachers

    Great find Steve.
  17. ManofKent

    Post New Hats Here!

    Nice finds HamilcarBarca3 - great colour to the long hair and I like the ribbon and brimwork on the latter. HistoryTeach - nice porkpie - lovely bow,
  18. ManofKent

    What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

    Looks great Bowlerman - love the ribbon.
  19. ManofKent

    What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

    Another trip across to Sussex today. Standing outside Charleston House - home of Duncan Grant and Vanessa Bell, and the holiday home of the Bloomsbury group. If you're interested in art from the first half of the 20th Century, Virginia Woolf or even the economist John Maynard-Keynes it's well...
  20. ManofKent

    What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

    David - that Adventurebilt looks great - casual enough for a T-shirt, smart enough for a suit. Andy - great colour felt on the Borsalino - looks good on you. TJ - Nice OR. The style suits you. Sam- Great Superfine. Alan- Great straw that Balibuntal and a lovely pug. Perry - good to know the...

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