What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

[drmaxtejeda]

That is a lovely one, Max.

Thank you, Stefan Van Der Steur [emoji2]

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[steur]

Shaping up to be a great spring day in Funkytown. Waiting for the enchilada special to-go and breaking out the unlined Dalton for the summer.

Happy Hump Day, all!

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Just pick a superlative, Jim. Wow.

 

[steur]

Job interview, Oregon Dept of Justice, with my blue grey Royal Stetson

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Good luck, Doug. Smashing hat again today.

 

[steur]

Thank you, Stefan Van Der Steur [emoji2]

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The "van der Steur"s are a different branch, Max. Most of them came from Haarlem and were a family of architects. One of them designed the Museum Booijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam. Not many of them left: only 84 with that name left in Holland. Our branch fares better: 1593 with that name in Holland (in 2007). Don't know how that useless information will benefit you, but there you go

 

[Michael A]

Turned into a nice enough day to go bicycling. So I changed to this Jonathon Richard Irish Tweed newsboy
IMG_9045 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
IMG_9044 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
And some oversized Harris Tweed to go with it.
IMG_9053 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Got in a good ride and even felt a bit of stamina returning after the long lay off.

Have a good evening,
Michael

 

[steur]

Panizza today

 

[bowlerman]

Very nice homburg, Jeff. I like the way the brim curve is done with those sharp angles.

Thanks! I actually wanted it with a pencil curl but it arrived with a sort of folded flat edge, like an overwelt without the welt. So I tried to open it up and put the arch in it. I may eventually send it to someone who can do the actual curl, but it never seems to stop me from wearing it.




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[drmaxtejeda]

The "van der Steur"s are a different branch, Max. Most of them came from Haarlem and were a family of architects. One of them designed the Museum Booijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam. Not many of them left: only 84 with that name left in Holland. Our branch fares better: 1593 with that name in Holland (in 2007). Don't know how that useless information will benefit you, but there you go

You had already told me that you're not a van der, Stefan. I was just emphasizing your Dutchness.

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[Frunobulax]

Just pick a superlative, Jim. Wow.

Thanks, Stefan. And thanks for the kind words about the Strat. Tasty Panizza you're sporting today.

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[Frunobulax]

The "van der Steur"s are a different branch, Max. Most of them came from Haarlem and were a family of architects. One of them designed the Museum Booijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam. Not many of them left: only 84 with that name left in Holland. Our branch fares better: 1593 with that name in Holland (in 2007). Don't know how that useless information will benefit you, but there you go

You never know what's going to come up on Jeopardy.

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[steur]

You had already told me that you're not a van der, Stefan. I was just emphasizing your Dutchness.

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Forgot all about that. Had me searching the other branch on the internet though: some interesting characters there. And it was reassuring to find there are about 1600 of our kind still running around in the wild.

 

[Tukwila]

I’m glad your delay didn’t keep you from the interview. Good luck...do you mind sharing what position you’re applying for?


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I've missed out on interviews before because I was out of town, on Ecuador, etc, and I was afraid it was going to happen again, but these folks were very open to work with my schedule (including my misadventures with United Airlines).l

Paralegal in the Finance and Revenue Legal Division. I've already worked in a private firm on one of their tobacco tax cases. I helped review over 250,000 documents for privilege claims prior to release for discovery requests, hearings, trial, etc. That's a lot of redaction, my friend.

 

[mayserwegener]

Nora - Hüte Wien possibly 1950s. The Velour on this hat is fantastic but I have no idea of the source. Could have been from older stock. I wasn't able to find anything on Nora - Hüte Wien so probably a very small operation. I have had this hat for a while but decided to replace the lower quality sweatband.

 

[Tukwila]

Nora - Hüte Wien possibly 1950s. The Velour on this hat is fantastic but I have no idea of the source. Could have been from older stock. I wasn't able to find anything on Nora - Hüte Wien so probably a very small operation. I have had this hat for a while but decided to replace the lower quality sweatband.

Such a sweet lid, Steve. Serious velour.

 

[psklenar]

My bespoke Art Fawcett with the sunroof and windows open.

pat----

 

[steur]

Nora - Hüte Wien possibly 1950s. The Velour on this hat is fantastic but I have no idea of the source. Could have been from older stock. I wasn't able to find anything on Nora - Hüte Wien so probably a very small operation. I have had this hat for a while but decided to replace the lower quality sweatband.

Wonderful looking felt, Steve. Very nice.

 

[mayserwegener]

Such a sweet lid, Steve. Serious velour.

Stefan, Thank you! It reminds of this Stefan Esders (Vienna Department Store) Velour.

https://germanaustrianhats.invisionzone.com/topic/283-stefan-esders-wien-department-store/

Great to see your latest Panizza in action. It's really fantastic!

 

[mayserwegener]

Such a sweet lid, Steve. Serious velour.

Thanks!

 

[splintercellsz]

late teens/20s ** beaver to celebrate another year of life

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[Just Daniel]

Happy Birthday!

Any ideas on that hat origin? I researched it like mad but found it tough to trace.

late teens/20s ** beaver to celebrate another year of life

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