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Shudde Bros. / Wolfbrae:
Very nice selection of textured fur felt and the coat looks great! Thanks.The hats of the week. On some days a very bright shining orb could even be seen in the sky. Very strange. Think I should report that?
Dunson Beaver
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Hückel Platin
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Rockel
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Cassé
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Dunson beaver
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And the military style coat at full length (sort of; it was the best I could do in a hurry)
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Peschel Biber
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Super cool! Back in the day, I was lucky enough to see a lot of the old Jazz greats perform while they were still around.I got caught in a downpour this past Sunday evening, but it turned out to be a fantastic night.
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I had an opportunity to hear and meet two world renowned musicians, Wynton Marsalis and Naseer Shamma. Pretty cool!
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After that I didn’t mind getting one of my better hats wet.
Thanks for that added detail B… happy to add this one to my black velour stack.Wow, what an amazing hat Alan! And that is a pre-1920 Mallory script. They last used that in 1919 and switched over in 1920. That round mark with the "Velour" text looks a lot like the early E.A. Mallory logo. Don't recall the year they switched from the E.A. name, but it's probably very close to that.
The OG B
Thanks for the insight, much appreciated.Art Fawcett, the man behind Vintage Silhouette, is the patron saint of The Fedora Lounge custom hatters. Art retired a couple years back and David Gibson took over. I don’t know if it’s still a going concern and I don’t know if the website has been updated recently. There are several threads here on Art’s VS hats. Art was also involved in training several other well-known hatters.
Damn fine caps Short. !!!! Just what I've marked down off back burner. I've this duffle Gloverall for want of proper headwear not my brown fedora which tops noggin whilst light jacket or commando wrapped. Cordova hunt is on.
Thanks ever so snaps Short!!!!!!
The first Playboy I ever found. It was the start of a beautiful relationship.
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The hats of the week. On some days a very bright shining orb could even be seen in the sky. Very strange. Think I should report that?
Dunson Beaver
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Tonak Jota View attachment 482786 View attachment 482787
Hückel Platin
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Rockel
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Cassé
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Dunson beaver
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And the military style coat at full length (sort of; it was the best I could do in a hurry)
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Peschel Biber
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Is there something lost in translation this morning? "On some days a very bright shining orb could even be seen in the sky. Very strange. Think I should report that?" Followed by a very rain spattered Stefan.
Today's choice would have to be the Tonak Jota. Their website says: "Unique TONAK head gear are designed to not only guarantee refined style and quality, but also to fulfill required functional criteria." Can't argue with that.
That military raincoat could use a new home, I love it.
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The orb that you speak of has made an appearance here too, not strong enough to give you the colour of today's lid, in fact, even the blazer hardly looks it's true green and the shoes are more khaki looking than the green that they are. Time to get a decent phone with a half decent camera.
Graduation Day yesterday called for my Brummel’s Homburg.
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Later on we went out to our favourite yakitori place. I wore my silverbelly Campdraft…
So good!
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Fabulous lineup today, Eric. Not often we get treated to two different Rockel on same day… via yourself and Stefan
It's gray, damp and drizzling in Rome, GA today, might as well be in England. Picking up on Stefan's military style coat, here's my late 40's- early 50's blue Mallory and a 1953 English Civil Defense coat I found in about 2010 at Goodwill for no more than $25. A lot of sheep got haircuts to make this coat! It's quite heavy-duty.
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Akubra Federation IV
1951 Stetson St. Regis for Sunday services:
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I’ve lost some weight (more to go) and my shirts are now several sizes too large. I’ll have to buy new shirts soon.
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I disagree Eric. You have a great style of your own and some fantastic hats!Perry, the combo of sage Stratoliner and a green cardigan is marvelous. You have great taste.
Hey, I believe I can wear the exact combo (hat, sweater and shirt). I will not have a try as I will miss badly. Miss as I do not have a beard, hair, glasses and classic appearance.
I like the way you decreased the taper on that one. Looks great Terry.Here's a black Borsalino that I refurbished and blocked a couple sizes bigger. A fellow Lounger gifted this one to to me a couple or so years ago...
Before:
On the block, and a before and after open crown comparison:
After: I reused the original ribbon and bow...
On the head: The brim width is 3 inches...
I pulled out one of my Phoenix hats the other day after a long while in the box. It is such a damn fine hat!!!
Thank you Perry! The block I used on that one has no taper at all. It's vertical all around.I like the way you decreased the taper on that one. Looks great Terry.