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What a find HJ! Tremendous
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Pre- 1940s Stetson dress hats.
- Thread starter Dinerman
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Thanks guys! It's been boxed up since I last wore it 5 yrs ago. Guess I need to get duded up more.
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- 19,408
- Location
- Funkytown, USA
That's a sin, Jack! Wear that bad boy, even if it's with cut-offs and sandals.
Just Daniel
One Too Many
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- Buffalo, NY
A real beauty... with the old Silverwoods imprint too. Great to see,
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- 15,075
- Location
- Buffalo, NY
BTW, I have a similar hat, a little later example, in select quality. I like to think of these as upbrim soft hats rather than homburgs, but I'm not sure there is much of a difference.
Beautiful hat. That’s the kind of hat that makes me want to get another Homburg even though I’ve passed on every one I’ve ever owned.
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Thanks for the info Alan.
Thanks for the comments, guys. I'm happy to be its caretaker.
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Mean Eyed Matt
One Too Many
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- Germany
These pics are fabulous!!!
How did you do?
How did you do?
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Thanks Matt! I started out looking for some old time & Sepia tone software or app. Never found anything too authentic looking so far but along the way I found a couple of artistic programs that I kind of like that I kept. I'm learning that the pic you start with has a lot to do with how the results look.
I wish I could find a studio or some props to use.
Mean Eyed Matt
One Too Many
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If I may ask: which program did you use for the pics above?
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Matt, I’m out for HH now. I’ll post a link later when I get back home.
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Sometimes you have to do a couple layers to get to what you want. This is the link I find most helpful. I'm still looking for something to produce tintype & daguerreotype photography if you know of anything.
https://www11.lunapic.com/editor/
Mean Eyed Matt
One Too Many
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- 1,142
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- Germany
Thanks for the link, Jack.
Unfortunately I don't have an external programme for tintypes or similar.
My smartphone has an internal image editing programme
that has such things as a default setting...
Unfortunately I don't have an external programme for tintypes or similar.
My smartphone has an internal image editing programme
that has such things as a default setting...
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Copper & Gold Crest with Chestnut Street rondel.
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- 15,075
- Location
- Buffalo, NY
Imperial Stetson in 3X Beaver Quality - a fifteen dollar hat when sold c.1940 perhaps late 1930s. Hard to capture the intense pine green felt in a photo. One of my favorite hats, worn brim up.
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- 19,408
- Location
- Funkytown, USA
Dang.
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- 19,001
- Location
- Central California
Color, shape, and my favorite Stetson liner: about as close to perfection as they come.
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- 12,384
- Location
- Albany Oregon
This is one special hat Alan. Absolutely pristine. Love that liner logo so much.
