A link to this volume of Little Journeys may have been posted previously (I believe Josh has a copy) - if so, just an excuse for a bump.
For what I know and have seen, the Gun Club was a model line from Stetson, brim was never bigger than 3 1/2" so I never considered buying one.Anyways knowing that Stetson Gun Clubs are worthy hats, I hope someone can assist in identifying this model &/or provide further guidance ... thanks in advance!
For what I know and have seen, the Gun Club was a model line from Stetson, brim was never bigger than 3 1/2" so I never considered buying one.
I've never seen one with a hatband like that, looks to be custom made by or for the previous owner. Without the tag it's very difficult to identify a model inside a line range.
Nice one, for how much did you got it? 7 5/8 is a bit big for me and I never owned a Charlie 1 Horse.Hi Joao.
I'm hoping that the older "Flying Ducks" liner logo in tandem with the vent hole configuration, might enable one of our Stetson experts to identify my Gun Club.
Speaking of big brims, I just took delivery of the following 5-incher:
Nice one, for how much did you got it? 7 5/8 is a bit big for me and I never owned a Charlie 1 Horse.
I hear Fred Astaire singing "Heaven, I'm in Heaven....".
Probably not heaven for some of the workers back then but I'm sure there were worse places to be working. As long as you weren't applying the Nitrate-Mercury solution to the hides. No face masks around all that sanding either. Agh! I sound like a nanny. Back to Fred......