A New Vintage Hat Ad...

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A New Vintage Hat Ad...

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I had this idea to make a vintage style hat advertisement based on our favourite lid:

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Let me know what you think.

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Nice! You look like one guy and Harrison looks like the other! Maybe prices will drop, after the "war", and you can get this in the November 2036 issue of LIFE.
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Could you make a version of that Poster for The Akubra Federation Deluxe?
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Akubra? Never heard of 'em. :? :D Regards. Michaelson
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You should do one for fedora's company and Im sure he will have a website up for his shop. :D
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Post by Minnesota Jones »

I like it. That's really neat.
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Looks great! Wonder what it would look like if all the drawings - guys, aeroplane and crest - were made in monochrome?
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Outstanding! Fedora
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Kudos :wink:
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Very nice!! Good work!!


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the prices look right
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Post by Indiana Jerry »

Excellent! Substitute Fedora's logo and crest and it could be issued as or with an 'certificate of authenticity' by Fedora!
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Thanks for all the kind words; I'm hoping to do a run of vintage-style ads for various gear pieces... I'll keep you all informed. RF, I'll look into doing an Akubra one for you. ;) And... Fedora, if you'd like to modify this for your new line or want me to come up with something new, PM me and we'll talk about it....

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Oh... and here is a BW version:
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Post by Scandinavia Jones »

Lookin' good!
Somehow, the b/w ad looks even more like something that could be found in the magazines of yesteryear... :D
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Scandinavia Jones wrote:Somehow, the b/w ad looks even more like something that could be found in the magazines of yesteryear... :D
It all depends on whether HJ was paying for an interior or back-page ad. ;)

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Wow! Very nice IM!

I like the color version better, most ads in magazines like LIFE were color cause they were painted, I think. Nonetheless, I'm VERY impressed! :)

Can you post a hi-res printable one? [-o<

That would make one fancy book mark! :D
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Post by Indy Magnoli »

I talked to Ron over at HatsDirect, and he's given me his blessings to make a Akubra version of this ad. And he'll be sending me some vintage Akubra ads to give me some ideas! I'll keep you posted...

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I love it. Excellent work, IM.
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On sale at Cafe Press:

http://www.cafepress.com/indyprops.14493066

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Post by Kris »

Looks great :)

Got a version we can print ourselves ? :oops:
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Post by Canyon »

Wow Magnoli, I'm impressed.

Fantastic poster! :D
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Post by VP »

Yeah, post a high-resolution version.
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No offense, but if he posts a hi-res version, why would he bother selling them through Cafe Press once everybody who can access this can print their own?
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Umm, because some guys don't have a printer?
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VP wrote:Umm, because some guys don't have a printer?
Heeheehee...or it's just to charge the folks who HAVE a printer. "If you PROMISE not to print this, I'll let you have it for free." :)

EDIT: Actually, I didn't look at the Cafe Press listing closely...it might be an oversized copy, probably professional quality, maybe even on posterboard? Okay, I'll go look...

EDIT: Yup, it's oversized, 11x17. Very few people can print that, so maybe just sharing a low-res image wouldn't be a big deal. Still can't see giving away the hi-res if he went to the trouble to put it out on Cafe Press, though.

Probably easier if we just wait until Indy Magnoli checks back in, though, eh? ;)
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Post by VP »

If you do post a big version, post it about the same size as the Chachapoyan map. http://koti.mbnet.fi/vpr/indy/naytakuva ... cs/map.jpg
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Post by Kris »

Yep, and some don't like to deal with most US shipping and possible customs for 1 poster :oops:
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