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i have recieved two hats today. my penman last crusade & my $500 dorfman pacific came back brom being reblocked by optimo. my problem is both are REALLY nice hats & i dont kow which to wear to work tonight. the dp i had them put a black ribbon on it & when they reblocked it, they reblocked it into their A-crown, which is what it came in, it was just one size too big. pix to come in a few minutes...
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I say wear mine and take a pic. This way you won't get a bunch of these ;0
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With all due respect, if you can afford multiple hats in that price range this really falls under "Problems of the Idle Rich".
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Oh, sorry.... were you saying something, BOak? :[

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We've seen a few of Oak's hats around, and they look great, but, with all due respect to Oak, I'd very much like to see one of those beaver DPs reblocked, so...

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Post by gabrielle »

Coming from a Penman owner it's no contest! The Penman is the best hat I've owned bar none and falls in at just under #1, which are the ABs.

And to be honest...a Dorfman is still a Dorfman even though reblocked and with a ribbon change.
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Post by Bruce Wayne »

you asked for it & here it is
penman in the front & dorfman in the rear
http://img300.imageshack.us/img300/9263/1002668px6.jpg
penmans...
http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/871/1002672cw9.jpg
DP
http://img159.imageshack.us/img159/9559/1002673sy7.jpg
dorfman rear
http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/6093/1002674ti1.jpg
Dorfman liner
http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/861/1002675bq8.jpg
Dorfman sweat
http://img76.imageshack.us/img76/5702/1002677ro0.jpg

also, it may seem like i favor the DP hat over BO's, but that is not true. i jsut posted more pics of the Dorfman becasue i figured people would be curoius about it...
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Long John Tinfoil wrote:With all due respect, if you can afford multiple hats in that price range this really falls under "Problems of the Idle Rich".
i ma not really all that rich, i am just more in the right place at the right time.
the $500 Dorfman did not cost me anywhere near $500 ( i am not say how little i got it for) it is just that its regular going price is $500 everywhere i look on line, i wasnt going to pay $500 so i just let my fingers do the walking...
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I would like to see the bow work that they did on the DP.
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BendingOak wrote:I would like to see the bow work that they did on the DP.
ask & ye shall recieve...
sorry about the shaky pic
http://img522.imageshack.us/img522/7752/1002682yr9.jpg
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Can I bother you for a complete side shot of the bow?
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Post by crismans »

The DP looks ten times better than stock but it's still the Penman all the way.
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No question Bats, wear the Penman!

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Bruce, I think I'm not mistaken when I say you are the only one in this community who own a beaver felt DP. Nobody ever dared to spend 500$ for a DP when he could have spent them for a better lid, so nobody ever submitted a review. Lucky you to have got it for a minor price.

If I may suggest, you could open a new thread in which you could tell us about your beaver DP, maybe doing comparisons with other hats you own/know.
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Restless Dreamer wrote:Bruce, I think I'm not mistaken when I say you are the only one in this community who own a beaver felt DP. Nobody ever dared to spend 500$ for a DP when he could have spent them for a better lid, so nobody ever submitted a review. Lucky you to have got it for a minor price.

If I may suggest, you could open a new thread in which you could tell us about your beaver DP, maybe doing comparisons with other hats you own/know.
i just might have to do that...
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The Penman all the way, just looks better.
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Post by RobocopIndy »

Long John Tinfoil wrote:With all due respect, if you can afford multiple hats in that price range this really falls under "Problems of the Idle Rich".
Well, after all, he IS Bruce Wayne. :)
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BendingOak wrote:Can I bother you for a complete side shot of the bow?
here ya go...
http://img160.imageshack.us/img160/8786/1002689tt9.jpg
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FOCUS! FOCUS! :lol:
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agent5 wrote:FOCUS! FOCUS! :lol:
You guys with digital cameras, if the camera has a macro setting, use it.
If not, back up a few feet and zoom in.
These new fangled digitals just don't do closeups well without a bit of work.
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Dalexs wrote:
agent5 wrote:FOCUS! FOCUS! :lol:
You guys with digital cameras, if the camera has a macro setting, use it.
If not, back up a few feet and zoom in.
These new fangled digitals just don't do closeups well without a bit of work.
please.
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bruce wayne wrote: my problem is both are REALLY nice hats & i dont kow which to wear to work tonight.
Wear the Penman.
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BendingOak wrote:
Dalexs wrote:
agent5 wrote:FOCUS! FOCUS! :lol:
You guys with digital cameras, if the camera has a macro setting, use it.
If not, back up a few feet and zoom in.
These new fangled digitals just don't do closeups well without a bit of work.
please.
And for those of you that don't know what the macro setting is, 99% of the time just push the button or turn the knob to the little flower. :P
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The Penman all the way.
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BendingOak wrote:Can I bother you for a complete side shot of the bow?
you are never a bother...
http://img227.imageshack.us/img227/8692 ... 003ma1.jpg
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Dalexs wrote:
agent5 wrote:FOCUS! FOCUS! :lol:
You guys with digital cameras, if the camera has a macro setting, use it.
If not, back up a few feet and zoom in.
These new fangled digitals just don't do closeups well without a bit of work.
for the record it wasnt the focus or the camera, i sometimes have an issue with shaking...
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Thanks BW, I like what optimo did with the bow.
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bruce wayne wrote:
BendingOak wrote:Can I bother you for a complete side shot of the bow?
you are never a bother...
http://img227.imageshack.us/img227/8692 ... 003ma1.jpg
That has to be one of the most beautiful bows I have EVER seen! John, your work is improving exponentially. I almost want to be the snot outta my Penman so I can send it back for a premature reblock and see what more magic you can work on it.

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Thats not mine it's Optimo. It's not bad at all. It could be a little more SA but nothing wrong with his work.
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OK Bruce,

That work night has come and gone. Which one did you wear? I would vote for the Penman as is looks better to me. I like the top bash better.

Now that I've got the LC leather jacket, a Webley replica on Rook's workbench, and a potential offer made for a LC holster, I might have to make a LC hat one of my next purchases, once I land a new job.
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Post by Bruce Wayne »

i wore the penman. my problem now is that i need some sort of hat stand for my locker in the wash house...
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I'm working on hat stands. Please stand by.
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BendingOak wrote:I'm working on hat stands. Please stand by.
I am looking forward to your hat stand offering Oak as I have a very special hat on order that I will need a proper hat stand for. My Fed IV rest on an insert that it came with when it is not being worn.

P.S. I now know that I spend to much time on COW. As I was preparing to post this response, my five year old son responded upon seeing BO's avatar, "He's a hat maker!" :shock:
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