moehawk
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This one has some gray, but predominantly green. The lighting makes it look a bit grayer.Gray Green. Right?
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This one has some gray, but predominantly green. The lighting makes it look a bit grayer.Gray Green. Right?
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Great looking heather BillTook the vintage Christy's Wildfowl to church for the first time today. I don't usually like feathers but today I thought they added a nice touch. Besides - my wife liked them so that settled it. I love the blending of the green and brown in the felt.
BTW I got this from fellow lounge member @stetsonofagun aka Andrew. Turns out we live pretty close to one another.
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Westerns are much more common,than some of the rare vintage hats you change...just my 2 cents.Nobody complains about Terry converting vintage western and Borsalino hats into fedoras. I just change the size of them a teeny little bit, keeping the same shape, ribbon, sweat, and liner, and Charlie and Mark call me heretic. Sheesh. [emoji2]
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Could we see the liner, please?
Biskup
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You found the flaw in my argument! [emoji33]Westerns are much more common,than some of the rare vintage hats you change...just my 2 cents.
Beautiful. Thanks, perry!
Here ya go Max
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Groovy.
Biskup
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Groovy.
Get it? Biskup and groovy?
Yeah, I got nothing.
Pics of my new Biskup later, when there's better light.
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Also, a western or Homburg that has been converted it no longer a western or Homburg. I have an Adam Homburg that is now a fedora. No one would think my hat is a Homburg. A modified Open Road, for example, would still most likely be considered an Open Road albeit not original. It could fool people.You found the flaw in my argument! [emoji33]
You should be a lawyer.
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Yeah, I got nothing.
We are dealing with vintage objects of limited availability & lifespan. There aren't many Shore Clubs, Beachcombers, "100"s, "150"s, etc out there because there weren't many to begin with. Be a good conservator while it is under your ownership. That's all anyone is asking. If you want to resto mod something & destroy it's originality, or it's the vintage felt you're after than start with a vintage hat with no model name, in poor condition, etc. Don't permanently destroy a rare original piece.But in my opinion they are your hats. Do with them what you will. Enjoy them.
Also, a western or Homburg that has been converted it no longer a western or Homburg. I have an Adam Homburg that is now a fedora. No one would think my hat is a Homburg. A modified Open Road, for example, would still most likely be considered an Open Road albeit not original. It could fool people.
But in my opinion they are your hats. Do with them what you will. Enjoy them. Just be aware that for those wanting original you have affected the desirability and therefore the value.
I got that!Groovy.
Get it? Biskup and groovy?
Yeah, I got nothing.
Pics of my new Biskup later, when there's better light.
Sent directly from my mind to yours.