Show us their hats!

[AbbaDatDeHat]

Me and my Pop, 1949
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Great pic Rock. Wish i had just 1 of me and my Pops. Can’t ever remember even seeing one. What a treasure. Thanks
B

 

[Zombie_61]

...Jamie Lee Curtis & her mother Janet Leigh remove their hats at Studio 54; 1970's. Mom looks like she self medicated before leaving home...

Over the years I've seen that same wide-eyed look on more than a few people who, I discovered, were wearing contact lenses. Why, I don't know, but those lenses seemed to be the common denominator.

 

[Rockwater]

Your father's hat is truly superb. Thank you for sharing such a great example! Did that hat happen to be passed on to you?

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If only, if only....
Hats were like shoes in our house, they got worn, then tossed.
Shoulda, coulda, woulda.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

New Mexico cowboy George McJunkin

 

[carouselvic]

The inscription on this one says it all!
This Strat has seen the world in it’s most primitive form!
Salute!!

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Frank James, a free man (post acquittals 1883-1884) & gentleman with his favorite harness horse, Dan. Name of dog unknown.

Receiving visitors at the farm, Aug 26th, 1904. Identity of visitors unknown.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Stetson Hat with "Gene Autry" stamped in gold on sweat, skinny ribbon & binding. Custom made wingtip Lucchese Boots with Autry's "Flying A" brand on heel counter and inlaid star with "A" on boot tops.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Anna Ralston James, wife of Frank James & their son, Robert. Probably taken not long after Frank's death in 1915.

Robert & Mae James, 1940. Robert was married twice, both of his wife's were named Mae. Neither marriage produced children.

Robert James, taken shortly before he died in Nov 1959 at age 82, ending the linage to Frank.

 

[Bamaboots]

Photo is of Crazy Horse's eldest nephew Moses Clown (on right) with South Dakota friend Irvin Munyon taken in 1918. Moses was killed in combat the same month the war ended, November 1918. Irvin lived to return to South Dakota. Moses death made his mother, Iron Cedar aka Julia Clown, who was also Crazy Horse's little sister the first Gold Star Mother in South Dakota. Photo courtesy Munyon Family.

 

[hatophile]

Anna Ralston James, wife of Frank James & their son, Robert. Probably taken not long after Frank's death in 1915.

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Robert & Mae James, 1940. Robert was married twice, both of his wife's were named Mae. Neither marriage produced children.

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Robert James, taken shortly before he died in Nov 1959 at age 82, ending the linage to Frank.

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Great pack of hounds there.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

1920's Tim McCoy movie hat.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

"Little Archie" Clements joined Quantrill's Partisan Rangers at age 15. Said to have been a deadly pistolero he made Lieutenant riding under William Anderson by age 17. Shot & killed by 3 federal's in his hometown after the war just on revenge.

1. Archie Clements
2. Dave Poole
3. Bill Hendricks

Buried & moved a couple of times, left unmarked by family members in fear of what had happened to Anderson's body. Some of his descendants say he's not really buried where marked today.

If you read the historical novel "Woe to Live On" or watched the movie, "Ride With the Devil" the fictional character of Pitt Mackeson is based on Archie Clements.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Dakota Sunshine

Good morning Sunshine

 

[Hurricane Jack]

The Beard Baron

 

[Hurricane Jack]

More of the Beard Baron.

 

[hatophile]

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Elbert Hubbard, novelist and artist born in 1856 in Illinois, wore wide-brimmed Stetsons regularly. He went down on the Lusitania May 7 1915.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

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Elbert Hubbard, novelist and artist born in 1856 in Illinois, wore wide-brimmed Stetsons regularly. He went down on the Lusitania May 7 1915.

The one looks like a Boss of the Plains.

 

[hatophile]

The one looks like a Boss of the Plains.

Yes, I thought so too.

 

[Bamaboots]

Jimmie Goldstein

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Jimmie Goldstein

Besides his hats I like the turquoise jacket...and his ladies. He lives the good life!