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Mmaxmerkle_official replied to the thread What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?.Trying to fool myself into thinking it’s not a size too small for me (fits like a 59)….ugh. Beautiful hat.
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Mmaxmerkle_official replied to the thread Borsalino size question.Recently got really excited about a fedora on eBay, only to be really confused about the size labeling…this thread helped a lot, thanks...
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Dipped into a speakeasy in my 1930-ish Sarnoff-Irving nutria derby. -
mayserwegener replied to the thread What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?.P. & C. Habig Wien Berlin, Kreissäge (Boater), mid 1920s. This hat was made specially for the P. & C. Habig Berlin store at...
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3onaMatch replied to the thread Rainbow Country Type A-2 Tobacco Brown Horsehide Size 42.Darn. That's the breaks! -
6X Open Road beater in the pouring rain and gale winds. Finishing up a forestry project at the Maj. Gen. Nathanael Greene Homestead... -
SSagar85 replied to the thread Rainbow Country Type A-2 Tobacco Brown Horsehide Size 42.Yep, it is now sold to another TFL’er.
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6X Open Road beater in the pouring rain and gale winds. Finishing up a forestry project at the Maj. Gen. Nathanael Greene Homestead...
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6X Open Road beater in the pouring rain and gale winds. Finishing up a forestry project at the Maj. Gen. Nathanael Greene Homestead... -
Newt at Stone Mountain Park
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PI don't have a proper photo yet, that one is the one I had sent to my gf so she could see the result so pardon the bathroom setting and...
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SBCD paired with jeans and Pendleton "Board" shirt
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PI second the service at the London store, very friendly and helpful staff there, highly recommended! If you have a chance to be in...
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PThe exterior logo patches were added by Lewis in 1968, across the range. Presumably to distinguished them in a British leathers market...
