ScottF
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billysmom said:They're all impressive, but that Disney is to die for!
Sue
Thanks Sue. That's the one that started my GhAS problem.
billysmom said:They're all impressive, but that Disney is to die for!
Sue
CRH said:Man, after I saw that Brock in another thread it was obvious to me that you have come down with a seriously bad case of 'GhAS' (Green hat appreciation syndrome).
Well done, SF!
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ScottF said:Thanks - it's pure luck, especially that they fit. Here's one I BIN'd this afternoon, just before heading to the ballgame (Angels 10, Mariners 0 )
I have no idea what it is, but it was cheap and interesting:
The Spinner, by Schoble from the Kleinhans Co., Buffalo
billysmom said:Here are my two:
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It's such a versatile color, as so many of us have discovered.
CRH said:It's really too bad we can't know for sure what names the manufacturers gave to these various shades of green.
One could get pretty creative with a color such as this.
thunderw21 said:You might really have something there. Fur felt with spiral or circular stitching? That and similar treatments had a short run back in the '30s. Interested to see more pics when it comes.
I had given a Monoco with this kind of similar markings on it, to Dee a while back. It was very interesting, you like yours?thunderw21 said:You might really have something there. Fur felt with spiral or circular stitching? That and similar treatments had a short run back in the '30s. Interested to see more pics when it comes.
bolthead said:I had given a Monoco with this kind of similar markings on it, to Dee a while back. It was very interesting, you like yours?
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mayserwegener said:...
I have so many green (all shades) hats I could fill five pages. I will go with this Goldsiegel Trachten - OR hybrid.
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