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early western. thinking pre-1910
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I used to think time machine but now I’m leaning towards witchcraft! Killer hat, Justin.
early western. thinking pre-1910
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Be still my heart. What a hat!That is amazing! Such a beautiful No1. Looks like new!
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thank you!! it is a sweet early example, sadly it fits me just a smidge snug since I wear 7 1/8. choices are hard hahaI used to think time machine but now I’m leaning towards witchcraft! Killer hat, Justin.
That is one fine piece of history Justin. It would be interesting to search out the Full Value branding.early western. thinking pre-1910
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Outstanding as always Justin!early western. thinking pre-1910
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True, true. How far back can your time machine go, Justin? I'd like to buy Doc Holiday's hat. A colleague.Outstanding as always Justin!
This non-Stetson Boss Raw Edge type hat has me wondering about what other brands of Boss Clones are out there??
I have a Mystery black, now this stellar hat and it seems i remember others.
Evidently around the first 3 decades of the 1900s that was a popular design.
Makes me wonder???
Stellar specimen Justin!
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Did John Henry "Doc" Holliday wear a hat? I assume he did, like most men of his era, but I've never seen an actual photo of him wearing one.True, true. How far back can your time machine go, Justin? I'd like to buy Doc Holiday's hat. A colleague.
Did John Henry "Doc" Holliday wear a hat? I assume he did, like most men of his era, but I've never seen an actual photo of him wearing one.
When he was a "townie" first practicing dentistry in GA he wore a derby. After he came West he adapted to a bigger brim with rounded open crown, something similar to a Boss of the Plains.That's interesting, Al. Most of us visualize these folks as the actors that portrayed them and the costumes they wore. The only photos I've seen of "him" wearing a hat are not verified and most of what I've read discount those pics.
Holy moly, that is a HAT! May I see a picture of you wearing it?? Where did you get it, if you please?I have posted this photo on other threads on the FL but I have not posted to this thread before. Anyway...............from Optimo the John Lee Hooker homburg in aubergine that I received after a long wait.
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He got it from Optimo Chicago.Holy moly, that is a HAT! May I see a picture of you wearing it?? Where did you get it, if you please?
Wow! 795, huh? The prices have gone up again. They were 750 and 1000 just a few months ago.Thanks for the heads up.... I followed that link, and clicked on the first nice looking hat I saw, it was $1,000... clicked on a few more to make sure it was not a typo. Not a single hat I saw was less than $795. Suffice to say, that's definitely not going to happen!! Thanks again, anyway, for the tips...
Hahahaha. That was an unbelievable fluke, Bob!^^^^^ You can sometimes find them cheaper on the used market.
Dang Bob!! That’s a treasure of a rare bird!^^^^^ You can sometimes find them cheaper on the used market.
Thanks for the heads up.... I followed that link, and clicked on the first nice looking hat I saw, it was $1,000... clicked on a few more to make sure it was not a typo. Not a single hat I saw was less than $795. Suffice to say, that's definitely not going to happen!! Thanks again, anyway, for the tips...
Nope, you didn't miss it Max, wasn't ebay. Hahahaha, my secret special online vintage shop. My lips are sealed. I have a hard enough time finding nice hats in my size and then being outbid by rich drs. lol.Wow, Ken! Wow. It wasn't from eBay, was it?
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