Thanks, Mike.Looks good on you
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Thanks, Mike.Looks good on you
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Nice work, John.Hey all!
Sunny and warm today. I figured it wouldn't be right to wear the Lord Hemingway (moe-riginal No. 8) without a weather report.
I did some work on it to get a better brim curl, and dyed up a blacker ribbon. Changed the bow style to a simple one like Earl has. Hard to see the improved brim in this lighting.
Have a great day!
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One's a double: you need another hat! Good looking hats. I especially like the borsalino's, but maybe that's because I am a fan.wearing all seven of my hats today...
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top row: Optimo Dearborn, Optimo Teardrop, Optimo International, Optimo Chicago
bottom row: Optimo Dearborn, Borsalino Alessandria, Borsalino Classico, Panama Hats Direct
That's some hat, Steve. They thought big for the American market apparently.Tonak Plant Hückel "Lutra" probably very late 1940s early 1950s. This one was made for the American market.
Wearing the Stetson Nutria with the Ranchero Visitadores lineage. I thank the estate of Lucien Wulsin III for offering up this hat and I thank @carouselvic for educating me on both. If you have an interest in such things, both are worth a google search.
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Great job Moe! The two pics on the bench really show the nice detail.Hey all!
Sunny and warm today. I figured it wouldn't be right to wear the Lord Hemingway (moe-riginal No. 8) without a weather report.
I did some work on it to get a better brim curl, and dyed up a blacker ribbon. Changed the bow style to a simple one like Earl has. Hard to see the improved brim in this lighting.
Have a great day!
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Wearing the Stetson Nutria with the Ranchero Visitadores lineage. I thank the estate of Lucien Wulsin III for offering up this hat and I thank @carouselvic for educating me on both. If you have an interest in such things, both are worth a google search.
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Tonak Plant Hückel "Lutra" probably very late 1940s early 1950s. This one was made for the American market.
Stephen L Stetson today. Thought it would fit with the coat too. It does. This one Mike (Redfokker) found for me.
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Thanks Harv!Beautiful Moe!
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Wow!Tonak Plant Hückel "Lutra" probably very late 1940s early 1950s. This one was made for the American market.
Thanks Bob!Looks great Moe! How did you do the brim curl?
Thanks Stefan!Nice work, John.
Thank you HJ!Great job Moe! The two pics on the bench really show the nice detail.
Nasty weather continues here in the Deep South of Alabama. Wearing a beater Stephen L. Stetson of undetermined year. Help always appreciated with dating this lid. Thanx all!
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Two great looking Stephen L. Stetsons in a single day. greatStephen L Stetson today. Thought it would fit with the coat too. It does. This one Mike (Redfokker) found for me.
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One picture is not enough for this hat. More..More7XCB Open Road
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Moe, that's one fine looking hat. good workHey all!
Sunny and warm today. I figured it wouldn't be right to wear the Lord Hemingway (moe-riginal No. 8) without a weather report.
I did some work on it to get a better brim curl, and dyed up a blacker ribbon. Changed the bow style to a simple one like Earl has. Hard to see the improved brim in this lighting.
Have a great day!
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Gorgeous!7XCB Open Road
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One's a double: you need another hat! Good looking hats. I especially like the borsalino's, but maybe that's because I am a fan.