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Wow! Thanks for the link to the RJT Company. I'm surprised that I haven't heard or read of them, as their products seem to be right up my alley !
Look at post #640 of this thread...
Wow! Thanks for the link to the RJT Company. I'm surprised that I haven't heard or read of them, as their products seem to be right up my alley !
Well, it seems that I owe you an apology for my forgetfulness, Gtdean. Somehow, I never saved it to my favorites list, and it must have quickly floated out of my memory. I apologize and thank you for the reference, and I suppose I ought to thank T Rick for reminding me .
A great photo of trappers/hunters of the American West. I will post only the link, since once on the page you can zoom in to the pic: http://www.archives.gov/research/american-west/images/106.jpg
Photo entitled "In line at the land office," and there are a LOT of hats:
http://www.archives.gov/research/american-west/images/141.jpg
Apparently some of the Law of the West:
http://www.archives.gov/research/american-west/images/145.jpg
Some kind of lot auction:
http://www.archives.gov/research/american-west/images/150.jpg
I just really like this one. I need to read up on Faro, though:
http://www.archives.gov/research/american-west/images/185.jpg
These were just some of my favorites, but there are some really excellent photos all around this archive, so I will provide the link:
http://www.archives.gov/research/american-west/
Great photos, Neo,
It's interesting to see how variable the hats really were in the Old West. Not the run-of-the-mill cowboy creases we see today.
Really nice links, Thanks!!!
Midwestern... a Churchill hat made for Neiman-Marcus - pheasant trim band. I'm enjoying this hat.
Midwestern... a Churchill hat made for Neiman-Marcus - pheasant trim band. I'm enjoying this hat.
Thank you!... it seems like a very well made hat - not sure of the vintage, but I would guess 70s or 80s. It had a more pronounced upwards curl on the sides which I softened with some steam and very subtle side pinches which I increased a bit.
The man is a professional photographer, see his link for some amazing stuff.
Thanks - I'm getting a feeling for them. No problem on horses but I have to pay attention getting in and out of cars.
The man is a professional photographer, see his link for some amazing stuff.
Two things:
1) I've enjoyed every photograph (your camera must be amazing) you've posted on the Lounge so far, and
2) That western looks great on you, and that pheasant band makes it more unique
Thanks for posting!
Midwestern... a Churchill hat made for Neiman-Marcus - pheasant trim band. I'm enjoying this hat.
He uses a Lieca M8 digital rangefinder which would cost about 5/6 customs from Major Moore