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Cool hat Reggie.Friday Barbisio mid 70’s model I believe.
Have a great weekend!
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Thanks Daniele. I've been enjoying your hat show. Some real beauties, as always for you.Fantastico!
I'll go with that. Always nice when it warms up enough to go out in my knickers. Can never remember if they are supposed to be in a bunch or a twist though.Thanks Michael. I think "great minds" pretty well covers it. I love the knickers.
Seem to be some nice color undertones in that felt. And you can see the lightness of it in that finished edge.Sunny day and temperatures starting to rise
Stra Barbisio size 60 cm. US 7 1/2
"Nairobi" color and matching pleated ribbon
Hat made in the sixties has one of the most interesting felts among those in my collection for softness and lightness
The edge of the brim is "feltrato" ie without seams or cuts, called in the USA "Cavanagh edge"
Have a nice Friday
Thanks a lot for the likes
Love that stitching work. Great look to go with it.Friday Barbisio mid 70’s model I believe.
Have a great weekend!
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That is a very interesting hat.....I really like it!Friday Barbisio mid 70’s model I believe.
Have a great weekend!
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Cool hat Reggie.
Sunny day and temperatures starting to rise
Stra Barbisio size 60 cm. US 7 1/2
"Nairobi" color and matching pleated ribbon
Hat made in the sixties has one of the most interesting felts among those in my collection for softness and lightness
The edge of the brim is "feltrato" ie without seams or cuts, called in the USA "Cavanagh edge"
Have a nice Friday
Thanks a lot for the likes
Thanks Daniele. I've been enjoying your hat show. Some real beauties, as always for you.
I'll go with that. Always nice when it warms up enough to go out in my knickers. Can never remember if they are supposed to be in a bunch or a twist though.
Seem to be some nice color undertones in that felt. And you can see the lightness of it in that finished edge.
Love that stitching work. Great look to go with it.
Thanks all,
Michael
That is a very interesting hat.....I really like it!
M
Well I started out with my daily workabout hat, a "Beaver" finish "Beaver Hats" brand 60's homburg....... View attachment 159471
Then I went home for a phone conference (too noisy at work for those), then left back to work wearing my "Puerto Fino" short brim grey.......... View attachment 159476
Got back to work to find the almost new Stetson "Nostalgia" arrived straight from the Brent hat purge......SO.......I wore it home! It actually had a nice bash Brent had put into it....but me being me......I decided to re-bash it while I was brushing and petting it. THIS is the result........at least as well as it will photograph......my bashes never really photograph well.... Will be wearing it out to dinner with the wife tonight! I am obligated after all........she DID see I got another hat after all......
M
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BB Montecristi today
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All wonderful hats, Stefan but I really like the MacLachlan. It's a very handsome homburg.Been a bit busy the last few days, but here are the hats.
Berteil
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Snyder's (by the looks of it I was already tired by then) View attachment 159414
Looks good my friend. I haven’t pulled out the straw yet. I tend to hold off for 90 degrees or higher.Getting warm again here in central Texas, now 78 F. It was 24 F just three mornings ago! Weather, eh?
A little light work in the yard today in my Stetson Medalist. I don't have many good straw hats so this one will get a lot of head time this summer.
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Outstanding crease Jack!Wearing a Stetson Royal Playboy to tonight's BBQ Ribs-a-paloosa. All you can eat, invitation only.
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