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Western, anyone?
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I doubt anyone suggested these fellows remove their hats while indoors.
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I can see it now …… “Don’t you folks realize how impolite it is to wear a hat indoors?”
I'd ask them politely if they would take them off just so I could like at the liner and sweat
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The proprietor is probably more concerned that they hit the spittoon.
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When I was a wee lad, even fancy establishments in big cities still had spittoons, which were more politely called cuspidors.
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I’ve seen them in old time pool halls & card parlors. When I was a kid there was a turtle spittoon in the barbershop but I never saw anyone use it.
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One of my earliest memories is of my grandfather grabbing me to stop me from a close inspection of the first spittoon I had ever seen.
It was in a hotel in downtown Chicago, probably in the late 1930’s.
No clue which hotel, when, or why we were there. As I said, I was pretty little, but obviously old enough to remember, so I had to be at least three.
It was in a hotel in downtown Chicago, probably in the late 1930’s.
No clue which hotel, when, or why we were there. As I said, I was pretty little, but obviously old enough to remember, so I had to be at least three.
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Practically Family
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My first made for me custom, a 1989 Ritch Rand Tom Horn 8X I affectionately call Blackie.
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Yours looks much more pristine than mine.
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Thanks but in some lighting in photographs it looks dusty but I think it’s losing the black coloring & turning gray. On the underside of the brim is a worn spot from where my thumb used to go when I removed it. I don’t do that anymore.
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Gotta love a hat with good wear.
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It has that slightly crumpled look, which adds so much character and gravitas to a hat.
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Miles City, Montana, circa 1942
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^^^^^
I’m guessing most of the younger men were off fighting the war.
I’m guessing most of the younger men were off fighting the war.
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That one's seen a lot of range time.
