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$29.50 in 1934 was a lot for a hat! Not sure I could wear a 6” brim.
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Western, anyone?
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$29.50 in 1934 was a lot for a hat! Not sure I could wear a 6” brim.
M Hatman
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Well I am sure whomever would wear it would have to leave it pegged on the porch wall........not sure it could get through a doorway!
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Summer tends to be my season for wearing a lot more of my westerns shamelessly. This No. 1 Quality arrived today, and I was eager to share it.
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M Hatman
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bowlerman
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Great hats, and great bandanas. I'll say there is nothing like a facemark to make me wonder how anyone could possibly live in proximity to me. Reflexive breath is terrible. Maybe that's why I still live alone.
On another note, got a good source for those bandanas? That style is right up my alley, and I haven't seen anything like them since I stopped at the side of the road in the 90s driving through the Navajo Nation.
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Very nice, Jeff. It’s good to see you back on the hat forum too. Hope all this year’s craziness is passing you by.
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That's a great one Jeff & I would be eager to wear it too. I bought a similar No. 1Q to yours last fall. It's in need of a bath & I hate doing that stuff, so it still awaits.
Glad to hear from you!
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I like Native American & geometric patterns, some paisley & Victorian patterns. You have to watch the fabric blends & the size (most vintage bandanas are just too small for me to do much with) but I've just been buying online.
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Just now seeing this BB. Great colors & pattern to go with about any shirt! And as always the LD OR is top notch!
Thanks, HJ. That’s 1 of 3 SW patterns picked up during the 10-56 purchase made during the sale I found. I like the patterns, getting used to the colors.
M Hatman
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Love it.
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Just look at those No 1s!
M Hatman
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Did you see this?? VERY similar to yours AND in the same Standard Quality!!! Look at the description.."City, Riding, or on the Ranch"....
Precursor to the OR.....
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Wow! That is about as close as I’ve seen. I bet that is it! Thanks!
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Finally found a good affordable-ish brim curling tool and finished shaping my hat. Started off as an Akubra Woomera, now it's this.
Next step is putting a bigger ribbon on it, which I have no idea how to do.
Next step is putting a bigger ribbon on it, which I have no idea how to do.
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Finally found a good affordable-ish brim curling tool and finished shaping my hat. Started off as an Akubra Woomera, now it's this.
Next step is putting a bigger ribbon on it, which I have no idea how to do.
Now it looks more like a high crowned Kentucky Rancher than a Woomera. Looking forward to seeing the finished hat.
mullitt
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This hat I saved a picture of a long time ago was my inspiration, I got close enough to be happy with it.
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