rrog
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Mr. Paladin said:
I recently put a tear drop in my Stetson OR, but I'm tempted to do a center dent as well. That's what I've got in my Fed IV's and I'm just partial to that style.
rrog
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Akubra Overload
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I recently put a tear drop in my Stetson OR, but I'm tempted to do a center dent as well. That's what I've got in my Fed IV's and I'm just partial to that style.
rrog
Hamletsghost
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Hello Hat Friends
Sorry haven't been on in a couple weeks - Work & health issues have kept me offline. I have been remiss in posting pics of my now beloved Akubra Territory. (Definately lives up to the "Walking Veranda" nickname) Here's the rub. [huh] I cannot get the pics to attach to the post. I have been on other forums where I could just drag the pix from my docs to the page but not here - What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for the help.
Brian
Sorry haven't been on in a couple weeks - Work & health issues have kept me offline. I have been remiss in posting pics of my now beloved Akubra Territory. (Definately lives up to the "Walking Veranda" nickname) Here's the rub. [huh] I cannot get the pics to attach to the post. I have been on other forums where I could just drag the pix from my docs to the page but not here - What am I doing wrong?
Thanks for the help.
Brian
daizawaguy
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You have to load your photos onto a site like Photobucket, then copy the properties (stop at the .jpg of the thread)...hit the "Insert image" icon above, and you should be set...
Hamletsghost
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:eusa_doh: Ok - Thanks for the help.
Sorry for the cell phone quality pics - I'm just out of the 35mm stone age and still learning.
My Walking Veranda - The Territory from EA (Thanks Sam) After a few weeks wear in.
Just recieved & with a few white felt strips behind the sweatband (making wrinkles - now working out and should be removed soon)
Himself - I will try for a better pic of the Chappeau on my noggin soon.
Sorry for the cell phone quality pics - I'm just out of the 35mm stone age and still learning.
My Walking Veranda - The Territory from EA (Thanks Sam) After a few weeks wear in.
Just recieved & with a few white felt strips behind the sweatband (making wrinkles - now working out and should be removed soon)
Himself - I will try for a better pic of the Chappeau on my noggin soon.
Chinaski
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Nice one! I always liked the looks of that Territory. That's some serious sun protection right there, pardner!
Scott Wood
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(Huevos?) Ranchero!
Forecast says possibility of sleet:eusa_doh: so:
Forecast says possibility of sleet:eusa_doh: so:
Hamletsghost
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Back at'chaI LOVE (Heuvos) Ranchero - Another fine BIG Brim.
johnnycanuck
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Nice Ranchero Scott Wood. How big is that brim?
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theinterchange
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Nice hats guys! I love the color on your Territory hamletsghost!
Randy
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Scott Wood
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It's an even 4"johnnycanuck said:
Scott Wood
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and somehow I can't seem to bring myself to "pinch" it[huh]
Havana
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Nice to see some of these wide brimmed Akubras in this thread. I knew they were out there. Wear that big hat with pride.
johnnycanuck
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4" My oh my. That is some hat. I wouldn't pinch it myself. But I like the telescope crown myself.
Johnny
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Woody,Scott Wood said:
Only certain folks can pull off a telescope & looks like you can. Leave it be & wear it regularly! :eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap
BLACKCLOUD
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Banjo Peterson vs. Leisure Time
I am probally asking this in the wronge place but, does any one know the difference between the two hats other than the price?
Thanks
BLACKCLOUD
I am probally asking this in the wronge place but, does any one know the difference between the two hats other than the price?
Thanks
BLACKCLOUD
theinterchange
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Nope, you're not asking in the wrong place. The Banjo Patterson is Heritage felt while the Leisure Time is Imperial.
In plain language, the Banjo is a bit smoother in finish while the Leisure Time is a little rougher. The Heritage is a hare/rabbit mix while the Imperial is rabbit, a fact which has little effect on the finish, they just pounce [smooth] the Heritage a bit more. There's a slight difference in the sweatbands, too. They do look very similar in blockshape and bash. The Banjo Patterson has a Barrumundi leather band making it a bit nicer, too.
I'm not sure what long term advantage one felt has over the other. I own both Heritage and Imperial felt Akubras and can vouch for either being top notch, but couldn't honestly say to get one over the other. Just whichever you can afford or prefer.
Hope this helped, BLACKCLOUD!
Randy
In plain language, the Banjo is a bit smoother in finish while the Leisure Time is a little rougher. The Heritage is a hare/rabbit mix while the Imperial is rabbit, a fact which has little effect on the finish, they just pounce [smooth] the Heritage a bit more. There's a slight difference in the sweatbands, too. They do look very similar in blockshape and bash. The Banjo Patterson has a Barrumundi leather band making it a bit nicer, too.
I'm not sure what long term advantage one felt has over the other. I own both Heritage and Imperial felt Akubras and can vouch for either being top notch, but couldn't honestly say to get one over the other. Just whichever you can afford or prefer.
Hope this helped, BLACKCLOUD!
Randy
BLACKCLOUD
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Thanks that helps alot. I appreciate your detailed explanation.
theinterchange
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You're welcome, glad I was able to help! I wish you well in your shopping, which ever way you go, it'll be a nice hat.
Randy
Randy
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Scott Wood said:Forecast says possibility of sleet:eusa_doh: so:
I always enjoy seeing that one Woody; its a beaut!
rollercap
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Goose. said:I'm guessing that's a good thing
HEY! Fresh from the US Gov't approved digital scale at the post office.
Woodfluter asked about weight difference bewteen the Federation IV Standard and the Deluxe.
So, I just got back from my assignment. Each hat was weighed three times to ensure accuracy.
3.8 oz. Sydney/Fedora
5.1 oz. Squatter
5.2 oz. Federation IV Deluxe
5.5 oz. Federation IV Standard
There ya go
Goose Thanks.
Just the information i was looking for. Time and time again I am amazed at the wealth of information that is available in this forum. Hat's off to the members for taking the time to research, scrutinize, photograph and post the information.
Regards.
