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That's how I read it Dean, like Jerekson's Akubra signature hat, or Dukes Calvary hat. Why the confusion Jerekson?
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That's how I read it Dean, like Jerekson's Akubra signature hat, or Dukes Calvary hat. Why the confusion Jerekson?
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Illustration of thread theme: I am all about Span-Am War era campaign hats, and so that is why I posted a picture of one. My avatars used to be variations of such hats. I love them. They speak to me. Not literally, of course. Though I have talked to them occasionally. They are significant to me and that is what I would refer to as a signature hat. Now take RBH, his TVA is to me, his signature hat. He may not agree, or he might. But the same rationale applies.
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^Yes, that's what I meant by it. RBH and his TVA is a good example (whether he likes it or not! lol ). It's the hat others immediately associate with you, or the hat you want others to associate with you.
Signature hats and their wearers:
Signature hats and their wearers:
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Okay, that's what I was thinking originally. Sorry for the confusion - after reading all these posts about Mr. Fawcett's hats, I was beginning to think it was focused around a particular "signature" hat that Art had been producing for his customers.
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Alan, with the help of Fatwoul (many thanks) I was able to post my hat but, because it was a diamond bash, it was posted under that thread. Take a look, I think it is a keeper.
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You mean this one?
Great hat, duggap!
duggap said:Alan, with the help of Fatwoul (many thanks) I was able to post my hat but, because it was a diamond bash, it was posted under that thread. Take a look, I think it is a keeper.
duggap said:
Here is mine. It is an Art Fawcett original. I love it.
Great hat, duggap!
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I kept scanning Internet sites for a story I had heard regarding Jimmy Stewart.
I had heard he wore a new hat for a western he had filmed. Either he, or the property department kept the hat, and had him wear it again for another western. This apparently continued for some time, and the hat acquired quite a "patina" over its film life.
Darned if I can find any trace of that now
I had heard he wore a new hat for a western he had filmed. Either he, or the property department kept the hat, and had him wear it again for another western. This apparently continued for some time, and the hat acquired quite a "patina" over its film life.
Darned if I can find any trace of that now
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Billy Jack Hat
I purchased my first hat at age eleven. It was a Billy Jack hat. I mowed lawns in late summer, and shoveled snow all winter to earn the money for the hat and a belt buckle at a local Indian shop. I still have the belt buckle, but the hat was trashed after about three years of hard wear.
That was my first signature hat. Anybody here wear a hat like that? I may just get another, but; with a different ribbon treatment. My fist had a handmade beaded band.
I purchased my first hat at age eleven. It was a Billy Jack hat. I mowed lawns in late summer, and shoveled snow all winter to earn the money for the hat and a belt buckle at a local Indian shop. I still have the belt buckle, but the hat was trashed after about three years of hard wear.
That was my first signature hat. Anybody here wear a hat like that? I may just get another, but; with a different ribbon treatment. My fist had a handmade beaded band.
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J.B. said:This guy is still looking for your hat...
And he's still angry about you trashing it...
And when he finds it and you...
...He's just gonna go BERSERK!
(setting phaser on "emasculate") OK, I'm ready.
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J.B. said:This guy is still looking for your hat...
And he's still angry about you trashing it...
And when he finds it and you...
...He's just gonna go BERSERK!
Unless you can talk him into not taking off his boots and socks! lol
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I shoulda never brought it up
The more I think about that Billy Jack hat, the more I want another. I wonder if Art can do Indian bead work.
I found a wool felt version for $300+. They claim 30+ hours to make the hat band.
The more I think about that Billy Jack hat, the more I want another. I wonder if Art can do Indian bead work.
I found a wool felt version for $300+. They claim 30+ hours to make the hat band.
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Qwkslvr said:
I had a cheapy "Indian Joe" hat when I was in high school. It wasn't as nice as this one.
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Has a nice big brim too...must be very stiff.
Here are links to three fantastic black & white Navajo hat/face studies of gentlemen and their signature hats by three great photographers...
A.C. Vroman Navajo man - "Coyote" 1901.
Ilka Hartmann Navajo Man, Mr. John Woody. 1971.
Milton Snow Navajo man, 1938 (top photo)
A.C. Vroman Navajo man - "Coyote" 1901.
Ilka Hartmann Navajo Man, Mr. John Woody. 1971.
Milton Snow Navajo man, 1938 (top photo)
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John Wayne had his Cavalry hat
Bogart is remembered for the high crown and wide ribbon
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Johnny Depp wears wide brimmed fedoras with a Billy Idol lip curl.
Roker wears short brimmed low crowned models.
Gay Talese goes for the low crown brim down all around look.
Harrison Ford is known for his cowboy hat in The Frisco Kid
Kid Rock is Stingy oversized with the brim up
And Sean Patrick Flannery is now immortalized by his brown fedora. He is Indiana Jones and wears possibly the most popular hat we know today. Makes it hard to wear a brown fedora and not have someone reference the character.
So So what is your signature hat? do you have one? Or are you too various in your wears to be nailed down?
I have a lot of hats, though I guess when it comes down to it, I really go for grey high crowned fedoras.
So what is your signature? what do people most expect to see you wearing?
Bogart is remembered for the high crown and wide ribbon
Johnny Depp wears wide brimmed fedoras with a Billy Idol lip curl.
Roker wears short brimmed low crowned models.
Gay Talese goes for the low crown brim down all around look.
Harrison Ford is known for his cowboy hat in The Frisco Kid
Kid Rock is Stingy oversized with the brim up
And Sean Patrick Flannery is now immortalized by his brown fedora. He is Indiana Jones and wears possibly the most popular hat we know today. Makes it hard to wear a brown fedora and not have someone reference the character.
So So what is your signature hat? do you have one? Or are you too various in your wears to be nailed down?
I have a lot of hats, though I guess when it comes down to it, I really go for grey high crowned fedoras.
So what is your signature? what do people most expect to see you wearing?
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Hi,
First, I would argue in favour of the Indy fedora as the signature hat of Harrison Ford. I doubt any other hat he may have worn across his movies even comes close.
This said, in my case, I do not think I have, myself, a signature hat, because I have a lot of them and I rotate them very much, daily in fact - so, even in the same week, I rarely use the same hat twice. I like to combine colours with the rest of the wardrobe. But the greater part of them have a brim of more than 2'', and a tall crown with little or no taper, so probably my signature is more about that classic style than about a single hat.
Anyway, your question is intringuing. The people around me (and I would guess, the greater part of all of us) do not have much understanding/perception of "hatology", so it could well be if they were asked about what my signature is, they replied an unexpected thing.
Regards!
First, I would argue in favour of the Indy fedora as the signature hat of Harrison Ford. I doubt any other hat he may have worn across his movies even comes close.
This said, in my case, I do not think I have, myself, a signature hat, because I have a lot of them and I rotate them very much, daily in fact - so, even in the same week, I rarely use the same hat twice. I like to combine colours with the rest of the wardrobe. But the greater part of them have a brim of more than 2'', and a tall crown with little or no taper, so probably my signature is more about that classic style than about a single hat.
Anyway, your question is intringuing. The people around me (and I would guess, the greater part of all of us) do not have much understanding/perception of "hatology", so it could well be if they were asked about what my signature is, they replied an unexpected thing.
Regards!
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