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Thanks Terry... I enjoyed the nutria you are working on too.
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Thanks Terry... I enjoyed the nutria you are working on too.
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Yup! If I had four thumbs I would give that hat a four thumbs up approval! Since I don't, I'll crack open a cold one and drink a beer in its honor!
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Thank you Alan. Just needs a little more tweaking.
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A side view of the Nutria for another perspective on the proportions of the hat...
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A lot of nice felt there! What a great score! Came out of that one smelling like a rose [emoji2].Just a quick wearing to confirm fit. Both need a little tweaking to the brim, but I’ll probably leave the creases as is (for now).
D-Bar-J Hat Company 5X.
Rand’s Custom Hatters 8X.
A big thanks to Steve (@mayserwegener) for the taking care of the logistics!
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That is just about the perfect shape. Wonderful hat, Justin.1930s Dobbs "Cross-country"
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Superb, Rodolfo!Gannon in Bone and Rust
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Selfies can be improved (although I don't see anything wrong), but the hats won't get much better than that!
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Thanks Dd! When I saw the hat box from D-Bar-J (20" x 20" x 10") on the porch I knew there had to be a lot of hat in there. I don't know how @Joao Encarnado stores these things!
Another fine hat, Steve. Colours, shape and proportions are all spot on.Mayser "Spezial" possibly mid 1950s.
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Our warm days are headed downward... 88, 84, then 70s and some rain in the forecast. So, more straw while we can! (Although it is quite cool in the morning now).
Beater modern parabuntal with a poly fleece jacket? Sure!
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I see some new faces recently... welcome gents
I just happen to be wearing my Gannon Outlaw for the past week or so ... so why not include a photo
Hope you are all well and ready to welcome felt weather back soon
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So good to see you Ant! Way to make a comeback. Love the brim curl on that Gannon.Hello old friends
Just wanted to pop in to say hi
I see some new faces recently... welcome gents
I just happen to be wearing my Gannon Outlaw for the past week or so ... so why not include a photo
Hope you are all well and ready to welcome felt weather back soon
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Showpiece Alan. Love that liner.A wee window of warmth remains. I am all over it.
Looks good to me, Terry. Somehow it's kind of reassuring that it's not all plain sailing with these conversions (makes you human - and not a wizard- after all).Here's the Stetson Nutria I was working on. I'm not doing anything special with it. Just sizing it up. A buddy of mine gave it to me a couple a couple of years ago. I'm not exactly happy with the way it turned out. The hat is soft felt plus the brim has a weak spot in the back which made it hard to work with. It's an old faded out tan hat, probably late '40s to very early '50s. The brim also made the ribbon difficult to work with as well. I actually had to reblock this thing twice, and reflange it three times. I'm going to buy some hat stiffener and apply it to the brim and see if that will give it some support. I still have some tweaking to do on it. It's very similar looking to the Resistol Tan Bark longhair I did a few weeks ago, only lighter in color. Once I get everything tweaked up I think I can get it pretty much taken care of, aside from some of the weaknesses in the felt. It'll still have plenty of life when I'm finished. Tall straight crown, 2 3/4 brim, and an 1 1/2 contrasting ribbon
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Two light colored beauties Bob. You can see how nice the felt is even in a photograph of that Rand.Just a quick wearing to confirm fit. Both need a little tweaking to the brim, but I’ll probably leave the creases as is (for now).
D-Bar-J Hat Company 5X.
Rand’s Custom Hatters 8X.
A big thanks to Steve (@mayserwegener) for the taking care of the logistics!
Fantastic, Doug. Love that shape and the colours.
Exquisite!A wee window of warmth remains. I am all over it.
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Thanks, Terry. I just smoked some brats on the Traeger grill. That would go well with a brewski, no?
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Yesss! I like that profile.A side view of the Nutria for another perspective on the proportions of the hat...
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Thanks Mike! The D-Bar-J is nice, but the Rand is so much nicer (although I suppose you would expect it to be so given the level and price when new). BTW, it was 20% cheaper than the D-Bar-J when the auction dust settled. Bidders paid twice what I paid for the Rand for a straw Stetson.
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