I found a new shape

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I found a new shape

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Since I so rarely see a new hat shape, I felt I should share. A guy went into Peters Bros. and took in a hat and asked if they could copy it. He said there were only two ever made, and the other was buried with the guy who made them. Well, Joe Sr. called me up and said he had a hat he, or the two guys working for him, couldn't shape and asked if I could come down and do it. I was curious so I said I would. When I got there I shaped the copied the shape of the hat in ten minutes or so, then was told that the man had said it took the other guy two days. this was saturday of last weekend... I just took out one of my old hats and did the shape again, so now there are 4
(3 above ground).

http://photobucket.com/albums/c204/Jimm ... rfront.jpg

I kow it's western, bought thought it might be interesting.
Let me know what you think.

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Post by J_Weaver »

Its interesting, thats for sure. :wink:

I like a bit more of a classic western hat myself.

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Veddy intedestink ... :shock: Wonder what the original maker wanted to accomplish with it.
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JPdesign wrote:He said there were only two ever made, and the other was buried with the guy who made them.
Did they shoot the guy who made the first two? :-k O:)
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Is it a star, a skull or a butt imprint? :P :wink:
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Post by K on the run »

Shawnkara wrote:Is it a star, a skull or a butt imprint? :P :wink:
A butt imprint?
You crack me up :D :D :D :D

All jokes aside, it's not an easy bash. I'm impressed that you could do it in ten minutes.
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Post by Minnesota Jones »

Very impressive Jimmy. I remember the one at Peter Bros, that was a face on the top of the crown, did you do that one too?
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Post by binkmeisterRick »

Wow, Jimmy! Hey, you think you could do an Indy hat with a bash of Harrison Ford on it? :lol: If anyone could, it'd be you! :wink:

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binkmeisterRick wrote:Wow, Jimmy! Hey, you think you could do an Indy hat with a bash of Harrison Ford on it? :lol: If anyone could, it'd be you! :wink:

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There is a smiley face crown he did in the other pictures.
Sort of looks like Ford... :lol:
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Post by ShanghaiJack »

That's an interesting bash, but with it the hat reminds me of a fireman's helmet for some reason!
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Quick Draw Mcgraw? Image
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Hey Baba Louie, are ya all right? That's funny, 3thou.
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Post by whiskyman »

And the Indiana Jones relevance...
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Post by Michaelson »

JP is one of our hatmakers. No more Indy significance than when Fedora post's one of his 'Bogie' styled hats for folks to see, so no harm, no foul in this case is my opinion.

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Ford's experience in westerns may have given him hat shaping skills he used in Raiders. Image
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Post by prairiejones »

I can only write that I'm glad Minnesota used his truck pic as an avatar. Like I didn't re-check my bash enough after seeing it once. :lol: :lol:

"Holy $h1t that bash looks good!! Is mine right!? Whooo!!! Yeah, it's good." 8-[ 8-[
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