Rumad
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That’s super, Tim. Love it.
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
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Lovely Liner on the TW Lees
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Fantastic Tim. Love that one
Thanks, Tim. There's always hope, but none that come to mind right now.
Classic looking hat, Tim. I like the way you've curled that brim.
Thanks, Joe. It's one of their stand out features; makes them recognizable even if they weren't branded T&W Lees. I have an example of that coming up.
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Beautiful hat, Tim. I particularly like how you have the brim shaped.
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First outing today for my modern Stratoliner.
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Short Balding Guy
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You both are looking sharp and well. Cheers.
Bringing up the class on the forum each day sir. Cheers.
Classy brown lid.
Thanks for sharing hats off your immense hat rack sir. They are a pleasure to see.
A traipse thru my neighborhood this morning found me enjoying watching the local eagles. I included a pic of one of the roosts. A Jonathan Cordova cap was my headgear for the nature ramble.
I needed to put my life at risk by taking an excursion to the grocery store. The pandemic has put grocery delivery sketchy and seldom to my neighborhood. Physical trips are needed if you need items more than every 3 weeks. I do not plan well enough to go three weeks. Thank goodness for butcher and beer delivery.
Be safe, be strong and see you on the street soon, Eric -
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Short Balding Guy
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Knoz Twenty's are dynamite felt hats! Congrats on your pristine fedora.
Looks sharp. I look forward to seeing your Strat out for more adventures. Congrats.
Thank you, Eric. Much appreciated.You both are looking sharp and well. Cheers.
Bringing up the class on the forum each day sir. Cheers.
Classy brown lid.
Thanks for sharing hats off your immense hat rack sir. They are a pleasure to see.
A traipse thru my neighborhood this morning found me enjoying watching the local eagles. I included a pic of one of the roosts. A Jonathan Cordova cap was my headgear for the nature ramble.
I needed to put my life at risk by taking an excursion to the grocery store. The pandemic has put grocery delivery sketchy and seldom to my neighborhood. Physical trips are needed if you need items more than every 3 weeks. I do not plan well enough to go three weeks. Thank goodness for butcher and beer delivery.
Be safe, be strong and see you on the street soon, Eric -
Don't you think that this wonderful RD OR is a just little too small for you?
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Nope. It spent some time in Art’s supplies band block and it fits me perfectly. You know, I couldn’t help but to notice that your Alleycat black cherry looked just a bit loose on you....
I don't know what I love most, the Ecosan or the Dutch connection.
Ah, shucks, they're both great
Ah, shucks, they're both great
That is yet again another great find Steve. It must have been like entering Aladdin's hat cave back in your 2016 Czech hat crawl.
Looking forward to the next week of vintage Czech hats.
Looking forward to the next week of vintage Czech hats.
Janyška "Parga" possibly late 1930s early 1940s. A very nice shade of brown with a Chamois like felt finish. The hat has a unique narrow sweatband. Unfortunately the gold dye must have a high concentration of copper which has oxidized with wear. Unfortunately this is not uncommon for the time period. This hat is from my May 2016 NOS Czech find.
This week I will highlight Janyška & Cie. from Czechoslovakia. Janyška & Cie. was started in the 1920s in Valašské Meziříčí – Krásno about 25 km from Nový Jičín (location of JHS, BB, AP). Janyška & Cie. was a Czech company based on Austrian hat tradition. Janyška & Cie. became Tonak Factory 2 post WWII and the factory was closed 1961.
Janyška Hat Holder, also from my May 2016 Czech find.
Rogera
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All great hats as usual but that suit in the first picture is really nice. Great look there.
Hagwood
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Thanks Brent, I've been doing a few others that way as well, even one stingy brim (that was pretty difficult).
Maybe it will become my trademark......
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LOL, For sure ! I gotta go with the Dutch Connection though since it encompasses multiple hats.....
Hagwood
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