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Yesterday the new suit arrived so today is its first outing and chance to wear my first custom made hat. It is cowboy weight beaver so tough as nails.
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Thanks Steve!
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"Hut Brömme Nürnberg 75th Anniversary" "Rex", probably made by R. & M. Wegener and possibly mid to later 1950s. Really like the the contrasting colors of the Felt, Band / Bow and Brim Binding. I found this Homburg back in 2016.
VERY handsome, Marcel! Especially love the band!
That is simply awesome, Bob!
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Love the ribbon!
Oh, hellz yes, Charlie!!!!
Man, that one's got everything, Steve!!! Lovely!"Hut Brömme Nürnberg 75th Anniversary" "Rex", probably made by R. & M. Wegener and possibly mid to later 1950s. Really like the the contrasting colors of the Felt, Band / Bow and Brim Binding. I found this Homburg back in 2016.
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Wonderful hat, Steve"Hut Brömme Nürnberg 75th Anniversary" "Rex", probably made by R. & M. Wegener and possibly mid to later 1950s. Really like the the contrasting colors of the Felt, Band / Bow and Brim Binding. I found this Homburg back in 2016.
Pellie
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Thank you Mark!
RickP
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One of my all time favorite green hats. A nice little Stetson Sovereign
jeffgarf
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A not very significant Panama hat, made in Montecristi. It is not a particularly fine weave, but the coloring is interesting to me. Not sure the photos reproduced it well, but it's almost like a cookies and cream shade of beige.
Jimmy__patt
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M Hatman
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Today a hat I have not shown before, but have had a little while now: a circa 1950 (?), Barbisio. Nice felt this one, it is "Rat-Gondin" (Nutria). Really wide brim this one too, 2 3/4"to the curl. Great proportions.
This next picture is closer to the true color.
Was sold in Rome originally as you can see in the tip and the sweat
I think this one would be good for ANY type of weather.........it seems tough.
This next picture is closer to the true color.
Was sold in Rome originally as you can see in the tip and the sweat
I think this one would be good for ANY type of weather.........it seems tough.
M Hatman
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Sold in Decatur too (I am from Illinois).....it went a long way to get to Japan.
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Not significant? If the color is what makes it special then it’s a significant hat! I like it!
jeffgarf
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Well, I was talking in terms of the fine-ness of the weave (especially for a hat claiming to be a Montecristi), but yes, to me the color is significant. Thank you.
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