drmaxtejeda
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Thank you, Eric. I have been enjoying your fedoras and your caps too.
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Some days you feel like a crease. Some days you don't...
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Thanks Eric! Not sure it makes "everything" pretty as there is a lot to overcome with a mug like mine.
Joao Encarnado
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I have to say it's really nice. I want one with a lil' more brim (where did I have heard that before...).
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AbbaDatDeHat
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I see you've got your "high hat" on today!
Winston Carter
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Midnight Blue Knox. Black Ribbon and brim edging. Probably the thickest and softest felt fedora I own.
Winston Carter
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Nice. Looks straight out of 1800's wild west.
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Crazy look, but some days I roll that way. 8^)
It's the modest dimensions that make this an interesting hat. At least to me. ;^)
This would have looked like one of those gift certificate hats on his massive cranium.
Alas, no LOTXXXX number to be found in this one. It's an early hat. I'd just be guessing on a date, but I would think somewhere close to 1900. Very thin sweatband and light, responsive felt with a fine finish. 6 1/4" crown, 2 3/4" brim with kettle curl making it feel narrower. It is a small size. I bought it for the condition, which is remarkably fine. But in recent years, I have nudged it up ever so delicately so that it now fits close to size 7 and is a comfortable wear when my hair is short. Some pictures below, including one as worn with a crease.
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OldStrummer
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Somehow you always find the most interesting hats, Mike. I'm pleased to have been the recipient of your former Mallory Eagle, which has been seeing a lot of air time these days!
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Another gloomy day in Funkytown. Woke up to iced power lines, iffy roads, and downed branches thanks to a bit of an ice storm. Fortunately, nothing for me to worry about. No damage to property. Just gloom. We'll see the sun again in March or so, I guess.
At least it's only about two months before pitchers and catchers report.
Braving the gloom in a Granite Gannon. At least Gannons cheer me up.
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At least it's only about two months before pitchers and catchers report.
Braving the gloom in a Granite Gannon. At least Gannons cheer me up.
Sent directly from my mind to yours.
Joao Encarnado
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It is a interesting hat but not one I would want for me.
That's what I wanted to say.
AbbaDatDeHat
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Thank you very much Alan, you are a gentleman. Yes the felts on those are quite unique.Crazy look, but some days I roll that way. 8^)
It's the modest dimensions that make this an interesting hat. At least to me. ;^)
This would have looked like one of those gift certificate hats on his massive cranium.
Alas, no LOTXXXX number to be found in this one. It's an early one. I'd just be guessing on a date, but I would think somewhere close to 1900. Very thin sweatband and light, responsive felt with a fine finish. 6 1/4" crown, 2 3/4" brim with kettle curl making it feel narrower. It is a small size. I bought it for the condition, which is remarkably fine. But in recent years, I have nudged it up ever so delicately so that it now fits close to size 7 and is a comfortable wear when my hair is short. Some pictures below, including one as worn with a crease.
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Stetson Pinnacle. Bringing my bother to his doctor's appointment. He is disabled and can't drive. Trying to get him out of a bad living situation. The doctor is going to fill out emergency paperwork. Haven't been at this office since I was a teenager. My daughter works here so she has been a godsend for him. Hopefully this goes well.
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moehawk
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Hey folks!
The trusty Gitmoe on a warm afternoon.
Have a great day!
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The trusty Gitmoe on a warm afternoon.
Have a great day!
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Yesss!! And we have snow here...Hey folks!
The trusty Gitmoe on a warm afternoon.
Have a great day!
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I'll have to go back and look at posts from last year, but it seems the crappy weather came in earlier this year. At least you can brave the drifts in a great hat!
With all the snow and doom and gloom images we are seeing, isn't this just a hoot! Way to make everyone feel a little better about what hats are in store for them in just a few short months! Love the Gitmoe.Hey folks!
The trusty Gitmoe on a warm afternoon.
Have a great day!
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