Colby Jack
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Does my Bushman count as an OR?[huh] ...I'm also waiting to see if the Biltmore will make it as an OR...Bound edge and thin ribbon...Swwwwweeeet!
I am with you...never saw a Open Road brim that short.GentlemanFarmer said:From what I know (and I am dubious about that), most Open Roads have a 2 3/4 inch brim. Two inches sounds pretty "stingy" to me. The crown height is correct though. I'd verify it with the seller.
What do you think guys?? A two inch brim doesn't sound right for an OR.
GentlemanFarmer said:From what I know (and I am dubious about that), most Open Roads have a 2 3/4 inch brim. Two inches sounds pretty "stingy" to me. The crown height is correct though. I'd verify it with the seller.
What do you think guys?? A two inch brim doesn't sound right for an OR.
Nice!!!:eusa_clap Can we see the coat too?mingoslim said:Took a chance on the Bay . . .
Love the result . . .
A very early (possible 48 or 49) Royal Deluxe . . . and it fits like a custome made . . .
PhilS said:I like the hat, but it is the dirtiest hat I have ever seen and totally unwearable until it has been fumigated. Who cleans the hard cases?
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I suggest a 2 to 4 hour soak in naptha. Maybe longer if you can stand it.PhilS said:My responses were killed by server interruptus; if any of you have any cleaning suggestions it would be much appreciated. It is a very, very dirty and smelly hat indeed.