That is by far the best looking modern stetson I have seen! Beautiful hat!
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Thank you. I have a few from the 150th year, and this is by far my fave.
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Looks great with the brim up! You don’t seem to need much sun protection anyway, no?
But if that’s Sweden behind you, then where are you? Denmark!? Norway?
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Royal Stetson Stratoliner for today.
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1940s Resistol Ten. This is one of those hats that was completely transformed by using a little stiffener—from a floppy hat that looked like someone sat on it to a really classic looking lid. Nice thick felt—great for fall.
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I live in Elsinore, Denmark, Nathan.
You can't see Sweden like that from Norway.
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Nothing to do with hats? What nonsense. Note the hat colour, the makers must have known that the winning team would wear white.
The hats of the week. Let's see if I can remember which is which
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Mayser
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Battersby
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Joseph E Ward (more in the British hatmakers thread)
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Léon (by Mossant)
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Jospeh E Ward again (needs more steam to even out the brim curve)
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Brummel's Castor
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Borsalino longhair Rutenio View attachment 552388
Barbisio Lontra
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The Fléchet, and, Stefan, at the risk of repeating myself, that trench coat is just so Casablanca!
Tina and I went out to lunch out today. The hat, she discovered is a bespoke by Gamble & Gunn. The lady bought this lid, or to be more precise, had it made. It compliments the shirt and trousers that she made to go with it, perfectly. She became so bashful when a couple came over to our table and complimented our attire. I couldn't resist telling them about my lady's sewing skills.
We had to chuckle when, later, the same couple returned and said: "That's got to be your vintage MG car outside." How did they know?
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Looking good, Steve, Brim up or down. You were in luck if the rain skipped you; we've had a good of it the last few days.
Thanks, Robert. Glad you thought "casablanca"; it could have been " inspector Gadget"!
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Thank, Stefan! I've been slowly working my way through quite the backlog of hats from when I was boycotting the forum. I still have fair amount in the queue, so stay tuned as more good stuff is on the way. No sense in depriving all the good folks on the account of a few a**holes.
That Borsalino is luscious!
That Borsalino is luscious!
The hats of the week. Let's see if I can remember which is which
Fléchet View attachment 552381
Mayser
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Battersby
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Joseph E Ward (more in the British hatmakers thread)
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Léon (by Mossant)
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Jospeh E Ward again (needs more steam to even out the brim curve)
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Brummel's Castor
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Borsalino longhair Rutenio View attachment 552388
Barbisio Lontra
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I had no idea Denmark was so close to Sweden. So do you live in the area where the original Beowulf epic took place? I believe it was called Heorot?
Close to if legend can be believed.
I'm a 15 minute ferry ride from Helsingborg, Sweden. From Copenhagen, further south from me, there's a bridge that connects the two countries.
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I'm familiar with the bridge, I was studying in Germany when it opened in summer 2000. I thought it was the closest point between Denmark and Sweden, but that's what I get for assuming.
Thanks for the geography lesson, Steve!
Now back to hats - here's my new Gannon.
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Thanks Joe glad to be back and I see you are still holding it down and sharing your wonderful hat collection.
Looking good, Nathan!
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Thanks Phil! I like this bash quite a lot but it was also the only crease I found to deal with the extreme side-to-side taper of this hat. I don’t know if the taper was visible in the photos I posted on the Gannon page, but it’s not at all what I asked for. Catastrophe averted with this bash though, since now I am gleefully in love with this fellow.
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A President (Panizza) in grey.
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Saturday I watched the sun set while topped with a Knox Vagabond.
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It's a sage green Stetson Roadster kind of morning. I removed the
leather hat band and sewed on a ribbon from an old hat
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Should I be ashamed? I had to look up Inspector Gadget, never heard of the character. On the other hand there's a very famous Inspector who adorns hats and trench coats and is wonderfully dim-witted.
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