KarlCrow
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Great jobHere is my Resistol Topeka after some steaming and reshaping. The last two photos are auction photos, before reshaping.
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Great jobHere is my Resistol Topeka after some steaming and reshaping. The last two photos are auction photos, before reshaping.
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Thanks Hurricane, I wasn't aware of this event. Sounds like a winner. I'll check with the boss. It sounds like something that She my enjoy also.It looks great, & looks great on you DD! I hope you like it!
I know you're in CA somewhere; how far are you from Mesa, AZ? I'm thinking about going out for the High Noon Show & Auction, Jan 18-22nd. I haven't been for 2-3 yrs (Super Bowl yr was 2015?). Interested? The invitation is open to anyone else interested in going as well. Beautiful break in the middle of winter!
Forgot to mention, I'm only a 5-6 hour drive away.Thanks Hurricane, I wasn't aware of this event. Sounds like a winner. I'll check with the boss. It sounds like something that She my enjoy also.
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Great work. Looks a stingy Tom MixHere is my Resistol Topeka after some steaming and reshaping. The last two photos are auction photos, before reshaping.
Driving 5-6 hours here will get you across Portugal from south to north (or vice-versa).Forgot to mention, I'm only a 5-6 hour drive away.
Thanks Joao, I like that, " stingy Tom Mix".Great work. Looks a stingy Tom Mix
+1Great job
Here is my Resistol Topeka after some steaming and reshaping.
Thanks, Bob I appreciate it.Looks fantastic! Nice work D-dog.
Driving 5-6 hours here will get you across Portugal from south to north (or vice-versa).
Texas is only 7.5 times biggerI come from the southern most part of the state of Texas. I once had to drive up to the panhandle in the northern part of the state and it was a 12 hour drive and it would’ve still taken another 4-5 to get across the border into Oklahoma.
Nice one dh, the Stagecoaches have nice felt. I agree with you about that ribbon. A lot of hat to work with! Looking forward to seeing what you do with it.I just bought this very cheaply on eBay. I'm going to use it for practicing conversions to fedoras.
There is no way I'd wear this particular hat as it is. The low crown and the ribbon are just not for me. We'll see how it turns out.
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+1Nice one dh, the Stagecoaches have nice felt. I agree with you about that ribbon. A lot of hat to work with! Looking forward to seeing what you do with it.
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Triple nice! The Gus crease really makes a difference on that hat.Here is my Resistol Topeka after some steaming and reshaping. The last two photos are auction photos, before reshaping.
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Thanks T, I appreciate your nice comments.Triple nice! The Gus crease really makes a difference on that hat.
You're welcome buddy. I'd love to get my hands on one like that in my size.Thanks T, I appreciate your nice comments.
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Try looking up Bernard hats, they have a few Resistol fedoras in stock and are based in Calgary. Im planing on getting one myselfThanks a lot! I got it for a steal! Just $20! I'm reshaping it right now and will post pics of it when it's done. I wish I could find a Resistol fedora in my area but hats were never very popular in Canada, outside of Calgary, Alberta which is the cowboy capital of the Great White North. I'm jealous of what you Americans can find in thrift shops. All we have here are tuques!
Try looking up Bernard hats, they have a few Resistol fedoras in stock and are based in Calgary. Im planing on getting one myself