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Damn dudeImperial Stetson Mid-ribbon Suede Finish with custom edge - camel color
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This got my attention
Beautiful
Damn dudeImperial Stetson Mid-ribbon Suede Finish with custom edge - camel color
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Damn dude
This got my attention
Beautiful
That is one beautiful looking hat, Rick. Shape, colour and finish look great. Congrats.Imperial Stetson Mid-ribbon Suede Finish with custom edge - camel color
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Scored this sweet No. 1 but the sweatband is loose and missing rear sweatband bow.
Any suggestions on who to send this to for repairs? I want to keep the sweatband if at all possible.
That is one beautiful looking hat, Rick. Shape, colour and finish look great. Congrats.
Alan, thank you. The pricing would be equivalent to $50 almost exactly.Very interesting hats. The 7x looks like it translated to its US $50 in Deutschmarks?
Imperial Stetson Mid-ribbon Suede Finish with custom edge - camel color
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Thanks Greg! I still have a long way to go before my collection rivals the pieces in your collection!Dammit, man! You've been on a roll.
Thanks Greg! I still have a long way to go before my collection rivals the pieces in your collection!
Ever observed turkeys in the wild when the toms actually line up to "display" in front of the hen & she picks her mating partner? Well that's exactly how it was every night during the Urban Cowboy days of the late 70's - early 80's. Those were great times! When the macrame hatbands came out in the mid to late 80's to get the hippies to buy hats it was all over; the hens were no longer interested.I remember when those feathers were so popular during the seventies.
Ever observed turkeys in the wild when the toms actually line up to "display" in front of the hen & she picks her mating partner? Well that's exactly how it was every night during the Urban Cowboy days of the late 70's - early 80's. Those were great times! When the macrame hatbands came out in the mid to late 80's to get the hippies to buy hats it was all over; the hens were no longer interested.
There is just something about a Homburg......I am strongly attracted to them, own a few, but seldom wear them, not sure why because they are my fave hat design. Even in black!Time to put the homburg nation back in front. More and more people here on the lounge are pulled in so it seems. Here's a lovely new addition to my collection I bought this week. I handled it three times before and left it, because it's another black homburg and feels slightly tight. But it was still there this time and apparently it was meant to be. Scotson homburg in black, size 56. Brim at 6cm and crown 11cm at the pinch. Lovely feel to the felt and it has some of the springy-ness I know from my nutria hat. The liner has that fine detail the older hat-liners have. English make and imported into Finland. The label doesn't ring a bell.
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I had one band that at least 3 prairie chickens gave up their lives to make. Besides the chicken feathers it had a red-tailed hawk feather, a squirrels tail & badger claws. I had lost a cousin in Vietnam, both my grandparents a couple yrs after him & for about 10 yrs I was totally out of control. It's really a wonder...Never wore the feathers, though.
It's a wonderful and versatile hat, but it does take some getting used to wearing them the same way as you would a fedora.There is just something about a Homburg......I am strongly attracted to them, own a few, but seldom wear them, not sure why because they are my fave hat design. Even in black!
Impressive! Love that color. It has all the bells and whistles.Imperial Stetson Mid-ribbon Suede Finish with custom edge - camel color
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Very cool Stefan. Love the color of the liner logo. Different from the USA Stetson logos.This is an interesting piece I found this week. Another Stetson made under license in Germany (don't find any for years and then two turn up within weeks of eachother). Stetson Stetsonian, size 58 in charcoal, 7x beaver felt. Overwelt brim at 5,5cm and crown 10,5cm at the pinch. The felt is really quite nice; very thin and dense, but with a lovely soft finish. Not a cheap hat in its day looking at the price.
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Beautiful black Homburg. Very interesting brand name. The old style typewritten mfg tag is cool. It has some age for sure.Time to put the homburg nation back in front. More and more people here on the lounge are pulled in so it seems. Here's a lovely new addition to my collection I bought this week. I handled it three times before and left it, because it's another black homburg and feels slightly tight. But it was still there this time and apparently it was meant to be. Scotson homburg in black, size 56. Brim at 6cm and crown 11cm at the pinch. Lovely feel to the felt and it has some of the springy-ness I know from my nutria hat. The liner has that fine detail the older hat-liners have. English make and imported into Finland. The label doesn't ring a bell.
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