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Joao Encarnado
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Nice kettle curl!!
@Daniele Tanto
Wow! Those top 3 Borsalinos really speak to me, especially the light colored one and the brown one with the triple stitched zig-zag brim!
Wow! Those top 3 Borsalinos really speak to me, especially the light colored one and the brown one with the triple stitched zig-zag brim!
Daniele Tanto
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Me too Doug! They are my salary along with others showed in the post for my work of evaluation and suggestions to put the treasure to sell on line
Chamuco
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Peters Bros Hemp, another nice hat from Brad and Co.
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Nice! Good to see detail shots of one of these. Damn your eyes man! Now I want one...Peters Bros Hemp, another nice hat from Brad and Co.
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Chamuco
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This color combo is very nice, Bob @RJR had one just like this.
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Samuel
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New vintage Penny's Marathon
moontheloon
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very nice piece ... that's a fairly early one
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nice
Samuel
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It needs a cleaning but I know its a quality hat.
Samuel
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This is always a favorite thread, but due to size restrictions, I am lucky if I post here annually. So today is it!
I am pleased to present, just in time for the end of straw season, a new-to-me Swiss-made yeddo boater; a gift to me this week from a gentleman who was my first semi-formal teacher of photography, back when I was a freshman in high school. I was fortunate to visit him for the first time in about 30 years. Ok, so we haven't been close, but both had a ton to talk about. This relic belonged to his Uncle Samuel Chandler of St. Johnsbury, Vermont, who bought the hat in 1930. As a boy, I used to buy single carnations from Sam's son who operated the greenhouse/florist shop in our town. I needed the points with my Mom...
Thank you, John!!!
Truth be told, this hat is a bit small for my noggin, but it shall remain in the collection in case I shrink.
And since this is the new hat thread, Here is my friend John with HIS new hat, a fine private label felt gifted by a now-geriatric former student of his.... ME!
One of the most memorable visits EVER!! Brim up? Or down? BOTH great!!
I am pleased to present, just in time for the end of straw season, a new-to-me Swiss-made yeddo boater; a gift to me this week from a gentleman who was my first semi-formal teacher of photography, back when I was a freshman in high school. I was fortunate to visit him for the first time in about 30 years. Ok, so we haven't been close, but both had a ton to talk about. This relic belonged to his Uncle Samuel Chandler of St. Johnsbury, Vermont, who bought the hat in 1930. As a boy, I used to buy single carnations from Sam's son who operated the greenhouse/florist shop in our town. I needed the points with my Mom...
Thank you, John!!!
Truth be told, this hat is a bit small for my noggin, but it shall remain in the collection in case I shrink.
And since this is the new hat thread, Here is my friend John with HIS new hat, a fine private label felt gifted by a now-geriatric former student of his.... ME!
One of the most memorable visits EVER!! Brim up? Or down? BOTH great!!
KarlCrow
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great story, lovely aged look about the boater (-:
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Charlie, absoloutely amazing. thank you for sharing, and you both look like true hat men. wonderful
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I was wondering about that. It's not a liner I'm familiar with.
And it looks great!
Fantastic, Charlie! Three great hats, and what a boater!
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it's the early Marathon logo ... I don't think it was used past the very early 50s ... could be wrong but that is what I have gathered in my studies
his looks to be 40s .. possibly even late 30s ...
I'd love to see the debossments on the sweat when you get a sec @Samuel
