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Happy Birthday, Micheal.Royal Stetson Open Road is my birthday hat today.
IMG_5095 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_5090 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_5077 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
8-8-2019 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a good one,
Michael
Happy Birthday Michael!Royal Stetson Open Road is my birthday hat today.
IMG_5095 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_5090 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_5077 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
8-8-2019 Today's Clothes by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Have a good one,
Michael
Some good crown on that one Bob. It’s got that pillow top that’s so funtoform.Stetson 3X Open Road.
A nice looking hat, Bowen. Colour, shape, ribbon, style, and all round look, what's not to like? Often, the less "prestigious" hat(s) in the collection are the ones one goes for [emoji4]View attachment 179940 View attachment 179941 View attachment 179942 View attachment 179943 View attachment 179944 Greetings All:
Today....i rarely plan a post and today’s no diff. For rainy porch lounging and coffees i looked around and this one caught my eye.
Return of the Churchill Beaver 50 with a brim that would slice bread. One can only dream what the B/V 100 would be like!
Not a toothpick thin ribbon but one of my thinnest for i guess, TAR Thurs.
I’ll never sell this hat. It’s not the most prestigious, look what i got hat, but mine till cold dead hands.
Be well. Bowen
Today must be cool crown day.I wasn't going to post this one I wore today. After seeing all the wonderful genuine Stetsons from you guys, I almost felt embarrassed about my "faux" English ca. 1960s (Manchester) made Imperial Stetson that I bought at the beginning of the summer.
However, though not a true Stetson, there's nothing to be embarrassed about a Manchester made hat. So here it is.
Works well with brim up or down, imo.
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That is a beautiful hat, as far as I'm concerned. I have a hat I feel similarly to you about. Although, it is, for lack of a better description, a piece of crap! It is a early-mid 70's Stetson, my first cowboy hat! I was actually playing cowboy at that time. It's been tromped on, stomped on, rained on, snowed on, dropped in manure, dropped in the creek, snagged in trees, stained, faded, had a new sweatband, and it wouldn't bring a nickle at an auction, but it would be the very last one I'd get rid of. It's been with me since my teens.View attachment 179940 View attachment 179941 View attachment 179942 View attachment 179943 View attachment 179944 Greetings All:
Today....i rarely plan a post and today’s no diff. For rainy porch lounging and coffees i looked around and this one caught my eye.
Return of the Churchill Beaver 50 with a brim that would slice bread. One can only dream what the B/V 100 would be like!
Not a toothpick thin ribbon but one of my thinnest for i guess, TAR Thurs.
I’ll never sell this hat. It’s not the most prestigious, look what i got hat, but mine till cold dead hands.
Be well. Bowen
I think that is a fine looking hat, and I agree, one shouldn't be embarrassed by it. It has an excellent color & beautiful ribbon.I wasn't going to post this one I wore today. After seeing all the wonderful genuine Stetsons from you guys, I almost felt embarrassed about my "faux" English ca. 1960s (Manchester) made Imperial Stetson that I bought at the beginning of the summer.
However, though not a true Stetson, there's nothing to be embarrassed about a Manchester made hat. So here it is.
Works well with brim up or down, imo.
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I like that (small S) stetson. And if my eyes don't decieve me (they might), that mid ribbon falls into the maroon color spectrum.I wasn't going to post this one I wore today. After seeing all the wonderful genuine Stetsons from you guys, I almost felt embarrassed about my "faux" English ca. 1960s (Manchester) made Imperial Stetson that I bought at the beginning of the summer.
However, though not a true Stetson, there's nothing to be embarrassed about a Manchester made hat. So here it is.
Works well with brim up or down, imo.
Sent from my HUAWEI VNS-L31 using Tapatalk
View attachment 179940 View attachment 179941 View attachment 179942 View attachment 179943 View attachment 179944 Greetings All:
Today....i rarely plan a post and today’s no diff. For rainy porch lounging and coffees i looked around and this one caught my eye.
Return of the Churchill Beaver 50 with a brim that would slice bread. One can only dream what the B/V 100 would be like!
Not a toothpick thin ribbon but one of my thinnest for i guess, TAR Thurs.
I’ll never sell this hat. It’s not the most prestigious, look what i got hat, but mine till cold dead hands.
Be well. Bowen
You do recall it’s the one you had (too small), i tried to get, auction (i think) then went to Vic then to me, right?I wish I had never held a Churchill Beaver 50. It’s haunted me ever since and the chance of me finding one in my size isn’t very good. An absolutely beautiful hat, Bowen. Please keep showing it so I can enjoy it vicariously.
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I wasn't going to post this one I wore today. After seeing all the wonderful genuine Stetsons from you guys, I almost felt embarrassed about my "faux" English ca. 1960s (Manchester) made Imperial Stetson that I bought at the beginning of the summer.
However, though not a true Stetson, there's nothing to be embarrassed about a Manchester made hat. So here it is.
Works well with brim up or down, imo.
Sent from my HUAWEI VNS-L31 using Tapatalk
Is there a blueish tint to that OR Greg? I like that color.
You do recall it’s the one you had (too small), i tried to get, auction (i think) then went to Vic then to me, right?
It just took the long way home! Thanks
B