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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

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A new hat term for my vocabulary Steve. Is it European? Just when you think you've heard them all!

Just perfect Steve. One of the best gray tones ever!
Mike, Thanks! "Camber" was a term used in Germany and Austria (not sure elsewhere) . I can't really see the brim in the photos you posted. Do you have a photo or link to a photo where I can see it more clearly?
 
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Mike, Thanks! "Camber" was a term used in Germany and Austria (not sure elsewhere) . I can't really see the brim in the photos you posted. Do you have a photo or link to a photo where I can see it more clearly?
Just posted it in the German thread. I still am looking to refine the curl with some steam.

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Woodtroll

One Too Many
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A little early in the season, but I was in the mood for this unruly Charles Knox this morning
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Have a fine Tuesday,
Michael


If it wasn’t for your sharp clothes, I’d say your camera was out of focus - that hat sure looks fuzzy! ;)

Seriously, I always enjoy seeing your hats and the clothing combinations you come up with. It’s obvious you take pride in being a “sharp dressed man”! Thanks for always sharing your photos with us.
 

Michael A

I'll Lock Up
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Love the Grafton Michael. The little flash of color looks good on this one.
Thanks Red. Yes, I like the little feathers in this one. Haven't been tempted to take them out yet, at least.

If it wasn’t for your sharp clothes, I’d say your camera was out of focus - that hat sure looks fuzzy! ;)

Seriously, I always enjoy seeing your hats and the clothing combinations you come up with. It’s obvious you take pride in being a “sharp dressed man”! Thanks for always sharing your photos with us.
Thanks Woodtroll. This is a fuzzy one. And it doesn't like the brush either. Maybe it wants a little hair gel. Ha ha. It will be showing up more as the weather cools down.

Thanks all,
Michael
 

AbbaDatDeHat

I'll Lock Up
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A little early in the season, but I was in the mood for this unruly Charles Knox this morning
DSCN5218 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN5227 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
DSCN5230 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
9-25-2018 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a fine Tuesday,
Michael
Great getup Michael!!
Desert Dog tamed a wild buffalo western.
Bet he could help tame this one too!! Lol
I Sure hope to see that bitchin jacket over with the leather guys!!!!
You can help teach em a hat or two!!
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Welcome to the new WHAYWT world. Great way to make a splash.


I almost forgot about this interesting hat. The history of it was fun to research. Love the gills.


What a wonderful memorial. Time to contemplate.


Fantastic finish Perry.


I really should have fondled that one more before shipping it. Such an incredible hat!


Love the Grafton Michael. The little flash of color looks good on this one.


Very nice, classic lines..


A fine piece of history. What was the first year of the Strat? Boeing developed the 307 in the late 1930s.
Thanks Mike.

FINALLY got back here!

Over the weekend we attended an event where a jacket was the decorum.
Hat: Vintage Silhouettes Oxblood. I always check the color in at least two sources of light...
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Enjoy your time!
Great colors Charlie.

Lotsa great lids this week. Another stormy day here. Gannon Mr. Natural.

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Sent directly from my mind to yours.
Super cool Jim.
A little cold arrive, finally
First yellow hat box open: Borsalino Qualità Extra Superiore- Qualità Petronius Lavorazione speciale size is 6 or 59 centimeters
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Color "Vinca" C "Sansa", C is for cinta=ribbon and "Sansa" is what remains when the olives are pressed to have oil
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It came directly from the fifties and was sold in Bologna
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Proportions are. brim 6 cm., ribbon 3 cm. and crown at 10 cm.
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Curious that Qualità Petronius is used for a hat sold in Bologna where the saint of the town is San Petronio (Petronius in latin)
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Have a nice day and thnks for the likes and kind words of the last days
Sharp looking Borsa Daniele.
 

Sonero

Practically Family
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Akubra Traveller. Finally realized this was based off the cattleman shape.

Etsy.com has been amazing for scarves....going crazy with them. Never thought about owning scarves made from anything but wool but MAN was I wrong....linen, silk, cotton you name it. Been ordering from all over the world. I have a few turkish bath towels (ummm scarves) on order.

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