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Under can make them curl up.
Depends on the ribbon length.
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Depends on the ribbon length.
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Ah... well now see...
so under the front lead and the button on top of the trailing lead?
Thank you kind sir.70's post Stetson ownership is my best guess YMMV
I'm no expert, but to me that the 3 slashes near the feather appear to be burn marks, so my only assumption is that the words are also 'burned' into the hat, especially since the only picture is from an odd angle.Question for y'all...
I've seen some writing on a hats' brim. What would be your best guess as what they used to write with?
Attaching picture for reference.
Thanks in advance!
Rand Custom Hatters out of Billings Montana offers what they call "paint by fire". They have an artist on staff that will burn your image into the hat. He uses a fine tipped wood burning type pencil. His work is beautiful , very detailed. The last one I saw he burnt his representation of a beaded leather band into the hat. It had a real 3 dimensional quality to it, cost $300 for the art work.I'm no expert, but to me that the 3 slashes near the feather appear to be burn marks, so my only assumption is that the words are also 'burned' into the hat, especially since the only picture is from an odd angle.
You could be right, but the lettering on the brim doesn't appear to have the same "scorched" discoloration on the edges as the three marks on the crown, nor does it appear to be indented into the felt. My guess is it was written on the felt using a fine point Sharpie pen or some other kind of "permanent" marker.I'm no expert, but to me that the 3 slashes near the feather appear to be burn marks, so my only assumption is that the words are also 'burned' into the hat, especially since the only picture is from an odd angle.
Yes, on closer inspection it looks to be much courser than the paint by fire work. I am wondering about that little blob that looks like pigeon shit!.....could that become a thing?You could be right, but the lettering on the brim doesn't appear to have the same "scorched" discoloration on the edges as the three marks on the crown, nor does it appear to be indented into the felt. My guess is it was written on the felt using a fine point Sharpie pen or some other kind of "permanent" marker.
Assuming you're referring to the gold-ish lump next to the writing on the brim, it's a skull pin. But since you mentioned ****, is anyone else getting a whiff of Nick Fouquet from this hat?Yes, on closer inspection it looks to be much courser than the paint by fire work. I am wondering about that little blob that looks like pigeon ****!.....could that become a thing?
That is where I went with it!Assuming you're referring to the gold-ish lump next to the writing on the brim, it's a skull pin. But since you mentioned ****, is anyone else getting a whiff of Nick Fouquet from this hat?
How would something written with a permenant pen react to various weather conditions, like rain? Humidity? Would it blur out..?You could be right, but the lettering on the brim doesn't appear to have the same "scorched" discoloration on the edges as the three marks on the crown, nor does it appear to be indented into the felt. My guess is it was written on the felt using a fine point Sharpie pen or some other kind of "permanent" marker.
Blur out...idkHow would something written with a permenant pen react to various weather conditions, like rain? Humidity? Would it blur out..?
Felt marker pens?? Whatever it is a cool camo hunting hat!
I have owned a few Beaver Brand hats. It is a shame that such an old hat making company bit the dust. The hats are good, mine have all been rabbit fur, decent quality if a bit coarse in the felt. I think it fits as a good everyday, working mans hat. $40 is a fair price and about what I paid for mine...give or take $10.View attachment 241133 View attachment 241134 View attachment 241135 View attachment 241136 View attachment 241137 Hello!
Just bought a Beaver Brand Hat. I’ve taken some pictures and would like to see if anyone here knew anything about it.
What kind of felt it is made of and which decade it was made. New/old.
Can you tell by these photos?
I like and just bought it for 40$.
Thanks,
Johan