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Post by G-Roberts »

Here are a few shots of mine. Still waiting for a nice day to take some proper pics.

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THAT'S more like it! GREAT looking hat! :M: :tup:

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Joeyeah_right wrote:Why not have both? :)

Of course, although i like both, i prefer my DeArmond (1999 - Pre-Gretsch buy out)

Joe
I have a DeArmond. Its a great guitar. But my Gibson Les Paul is still the favorite, hands down. And hooked up to my new Blackstar, that baby just sings.

Graeme, that hat really suits you. I love the crease on it too. It isn't TOO tight of a pinch and it really only at the top. My Raiders hat has a similar crease. Congrats.

John, you ARE old.

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Thanks, Mitch. We've not seen much outta' you lately so....you know the drill! ;)
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Great looking hat, Graeme! :tup: Another fantastic job done by John. Can't wait to see some sunny outdoor shots of you wearing it. That's when the hat looks absolutely best because the light really accentuates the beautiful creases.

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Very nice, G Roberts! Very nice indeed. 8)
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DR Ulloa wrote:
Joeyeah_right wrote:Why not have both? :)

Of course, although i like both, i prefer my DeArmond (1999 - Pre-Gretsch buy out)

Joe
I have a DeArmond. Its a great guitar. But my Gibson Les Paul is still the favorite, hands down. And hooked up to my new Blackstar, that baby just sings.

Graeme, that hat really suits you. I love the crease on it too. It isn't TOO tight of a pinch and it really only at the top. My Raiders hat has a similar crease. Congrats.

John, you ARE old.

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Wow, two other DeArmond players here? I've got three! M-75, M-65c, and a Starfire bass. All great instruments.

But uhh, back to John's great hats!
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Bdgsi11 wrote:Great looking hat, Graeme! :tup: Another fantastic job done by John. Can't wait to see some sunny outdoor shots of you wearing it. That's when the hat looks absolutely best because the light really accentuates the beautiful creases.

Bdgsi11
When the sun comes out, I'll be out with the camera. Hopefully the sun will come out next week [-o< I really do love this hat and my crappy pics don't do it justice by half. Thanks for the compliments guys but all the praise goes to the very skillful "young" man Mr Penman who crafted this fine work of art! :TOH:

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Congrats on that Penman, Graeme... looks great!
:D :tup:
As much as I'm a big fan of the fedora in general, I'm always even more interested in how it looks on someone's head... there can be a world of difference there sometimes (although, with John's hats, it's usually just TWO kindsa wonderful)
That said, thanks for including those 2 links of "noggin shots"... I especially like that first one!
:TOH:
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Texan Scott wrote:Thanks, Mitch. We've not seen much outta' you lately so....you know the drill! ;)
SirYesSIR!
;)

I've spent too much time lately in the JACKET word for a penny-pincher like me, Scott!
I'm hoping to settle back into the hat world much more than I've BEEN, though...
Did anyone save me a seat?
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I was wondering where you'd gone. Guys kept coming up and saying "Is this seat taken?" I'd insist that you were coming back, but you know some people. Plus once they found out it was me they were talking to, they usually backed down. No one likes the good DR...oh, yeah, your seat is right here!

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:lol:

Dave, do you ever take short breaks from being completely awesome?
Y'know, just to catch your breath and so on?
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(and thanks for holding a seat for me, dude)
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I took a break once...I didn't like it. ;)

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Sorry dudes, but I've been hoggin' a new LC Penman and a Henry re-block, but I haven't taken any shots yet. :roll: . Just been plain lazy I guess. :oops:

I wanted to take some proper shots and not just some where I hold the camera at arms length.

It's on my 'to do' list.

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Texan Scott wrote:Well, here is a NEW Penman and an OLD Penman...... :P

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I imagine you own a LOT of hats, but THIS ONE, probably could be one of your favourites? It's very beautiful ;)
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Mitch LaRue wrote:Congrats on that Penman, Graeme... looks great!
:D :tup:
As much as I'm a big fan of the fedora in general, I'm always even more interested in how it looks on someone's head... there can be a world of difference there sometimes (although, with John's hats, it's usually just TWO kindsa wonderful)
That said, thanks for including those 2 links of "noggin shots"... I especially like that first one!
:TOH:
Cheers,
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Totally agree with you my friend. The weather man said sunny day tomorrow so expect some good "noggin shots" then. Thanks for the compliments also. I really wanna get a good collection of Indy and none Indy fedoras. I can see all of em coming from Penman ;)
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Congratulations on the awesome Penman Raiders Graeme! I'm really enjoying mine too. :D
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DR Ulloa wrote:
kwad wrote:
Tremolo wrote:
Ian wrote:
Texan Scott wrote:That's great, whammy-bar! Another member catches pennyfart fever. Post 'em if you got 'em! :tup:
Whammy-bar!! :rolling: Love it!! :lol:

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That´s a good one Scott :D
Scott, technically, you should be calling him "Volume Knob".
Tremolo is the variation of volume, while Vibrato is the variation of pitch (which is what a "whammy-bar" does)......wait a minute, this isn't the Fender forum........ :[
It most certainly is not. I probably wouldn't be here if it was. Now, if it was a Gibson forum... ;) :D

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Hey now, I remember seeing a picture of you playing an Ibanez! :lol:

I'm a Gretsch man myself, but do not discriminate. The Tele twang goes nicely with my hollow bodies.


Graeme,

That's a nice lookin' lid :tup:
(I do believe this is the first time I've seen you post a picture that did not contain a whip or two)
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Yeah, I have one of those rare pre-lawsuit era (70-75) Ibanez Les Pauls. But my baby is the Gibson Les Paul Standard I bought in 2005, before Gibson sold itself out and lost their minds. There is a picture of it a few pages back. To me, nothing completes a Gibson Les Paul like a nice fedora. I wear my charcoal Penman to every show. I'm contemplating my next one for the stage. Probably a wine colored Penman with black ribbon.

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Well, Johnny, I have to mention that the Bronx bombers were'nt as indestructable this year as previously thought! :P Very happy for the TR's! First time! \:D/
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Texan Scott wrote:Well, Johnny, I have to mention that the Bronx bombers were'nt as indestructable this year as previously thought! :P Very happy for the TR's! First time! \:D/

Sure took them long enough.

The Bronx bomber must have gotten tired polishing the 27 trophies. \:D/ \:D/ \:D/ \:D/
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DR Ulloa wrote:Yeah, I have one of those rare pre-lawsuit era (70-75) Ibanez Les Pauls. But my baby is the Gibson Les Paul Standard I bought in 2005, before Gibson sold itself out and lost their minds. There is a picture of it a few pages back. To me, nothing completes a Gibson Les Paul like a nice fedora. I wear my charcoal Penman to every show. I'm contemplating my next one for the stage. Probably a wine colored Penman with black ribbon.

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Dave,
I've never met a pre-lawsuit Ibby I didn't love. Many of them were better made then the guitars they were copying at the time. (i.e. Gibson loosing their mind....you mean you didn't like the "Hendrix" Strat they were going to marked, then pulled?)

Wine colored with a black ribbon....hmm.... :-k
What color is the LP? :lol:
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If John is able to get that Oxblood color I'd take that over the wine but he has tried before to no avail. Unless he has an ace in the hole he hasn't told us about yet. But I would love a dark, crimson red with a 2'' black ribbon on it. I'll get around to ordering it soon enough. Hopefully early next year.

As for the LP, the Ibanez is a black Custom that had a cool custom finish job done with a gold foil look and the Gibson is a lemonburst Standardwith a beautiful AAA figured top. I think there is a picture of it few pages back along with the Ibby.

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I have learned that the public enemy hat color isn't true ox blood but black cherry. I have black cherry. \:D/
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You can have my black cherry! :lol:

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DR Ulloa wrote:You can have my black cherry! :lol:

Dave
#-o You ain't right, Dave! :lol:
I was about to say the same thing John! After seeing both, I think that black cherry is a nicer color than the oxblood as well as being the color for the public enemies fedora. Good to know you have this color. All you need is an underwelt on that bad boy (I often wonder why we Indy fans shy away from brim treatments... :-k ), and that would be a smoking hot lid!!!
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...for the pond is hollow and I have touched the sky. :-k

name that episode? :-k
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Hollowpond wrote:
DR Ulloa wrote:You can have my black cherry! :lol:

Dave
#-o You ain't right, Dave! :lol:
I was about to say the same thing John! After seeing both, I think that black cherry is a nicer color than the oxblood as well as being the color for the public enemies fedora. Good to know you have this color. All you need is an underwelt on that bad boy (I often wonder why we Indy fans shy away from brim treatments... :-k ), and that would be a smoking hot lid!!!
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I think its because they are too flashy for me. I can get into an underwelt on certain hats but the only brim treatment I like is the Cavanagh Edge. I've got two hats with Cavanagh Edge treatment and it is just superb. I wish we could still get this done today. I'd be all over it.

And no, Travis, I ain't right. :lol:

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Texan Scott wrote:...for the pond is hollow and I have touched the sky. :-k

name that episode? :-k

Shouldn't that be the world is hollow......

I think I know that Star Trek episode.

Underwelt is just a matter of time.
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Texan Scott wrote:...for the pond is hollow and I have touched the sky. :-k

name that episode? :-k
Yup def, Star Trek...sorta. :lol:

BendingOak wrote:Underwelt is just a matter of time.
\:D/

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I always thought they may have took inspiration from that episode for the Jim Carey movie? :-k
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There'sssss.......someone on the wing!!

Can hatters make hats from Tribble fur yet?

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I think its because they are too flashy for me.

Dave
I agree with that, but I do like a thin bound brim and think it doesn't look flashy if the ribbon matches the felt. My Granddad was a moonshiner, and he used to wear an open-road style like that. Very Americana working man and not flashy at all!

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I can't remember the last time I posted a pic of my Penman Raiders beaver. Here are some shots off my phone today.

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This hat has become so floppy it is unbelievable. And all I've done with this hat is wear it. I just plop it on my head and go. It is one of my "go to" hats. This, my charcoal Penman, and my sahara AB have become my most worn hats.

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Them floppy Penman's, they ride with you everywhere!

...rollin', rollin', rollin'.... :-


Good to hear from ya', Dave! Don't be a stranger. ;)
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BendingOak wrote:I have learned that the public enemy hat color isn't true ox blood but black cherry. I have black cherry. \:D/
:shock:

Dang it John, I was starting to have savings again! Now that's going out the window! :clap:
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You do know its my job try pry you from your money. :anxious: :lol:


It's funny how all the so called experts got the color wrong.
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My new Penman Raiders!!! :lol:

Thanks again John for such a stupendous Lid! :TOH:

Sorry for the really bad arms length "facebook style" photos, no one could operate my camera correctly. #-o I will update them as soon as we get a sunny day, its been rainy and cloudy this whole week.

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Oh, wow, Fuzzjunk! Lookin' good, man! I'm really diggin' the hat and your whole look! :clap: :clap: :clap:

Bravo!

Good work, as usual, John! :TOH:

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Ya man, thats one nice lookin lid ya got there fuzzjunk. Can't wait to see some shots from a little distance. Man John one of these days your just gonna have to take some more of my cash.

Wear the hat in good health.
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Looks alot like a Todd's Standard, also? :-k
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BendingOak wrote: Underwelt is just a matter of time.
John, whatever happened with your missing screws? :lol: Seriously, are you STILL waiting for screws for your bound brim attachment?
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Nope, got the screws but the thread guide broke. Cost me $95.00 to have the guy tell ne that. Now I'm waiting for a $2 parts ](*,)
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Fuzzjunk - As far as 'dodgy arms length shots' go, that's pretty good. The lid looks awesome (as usual) :clap:

John - Prying our money from us is like shooting the proverbial fish in the barrel. :lol:

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Texan Scott wrote:Looks alot like a Todd's Standard, also? :-k
Its actually a Wested ROTLA in goat, maybe soft goatskin if I recall correctly?

Thanks for the comments guys! Hopefully will get some sun up here in Maine, the weather has been miserable.

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Really nice hat Scott. Love it
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Great looking hat!
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Texan Scott wrote:Them floppy Penman's, they ride with you everywhere!

...rollin', rollin', rollin'.... :-


Good to hear from ya', Dave! Don't be a stranger. ;)
Thanks, TS. I try to get on here as much as possible but I seem to have very little time for lounging around these days, which is good, I guess.

fuzzjunk, that hat looks great, man. And more importantly, it looks great on you! I love the color of that hat. I don't think I've ever seen a Raiders hat with a more mellow brown right outta the box. That will fade to a beautiful light brown in a few years. Wear it in good health.

Dave

P.S. Who made that hat? I think I may want to get me one! :lol:
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Enclosed is a post from Fedora that I am quoting:

"You know, with the Raiders hat, some pics show it to be only a 5 inch open crown hat, and if you use the ribbon to determine the height of the creased hat, it appears to be under 5 inches tall on the sides, probably closer to 4 3/4. Even some of the LC hats look to be taller, to me than some of the Raiders hats.

I wonder if some of the Raider fedoras in the film lost crown height in the heat? That would explain it. But even then, I just don't think today that the Raiders fedora was 5 1/2 open crown. I think the tallest of the Raiders hats was 5 1/4 open crown MAX, with some at 5 inches open crown. I say this because I can make a hat with a 5 inch open crown height, and I can get the 4 1/2 front, 3 3/4 back and 4 3/4 on the sides which looks to be more accurate to most of the film hats. Everything seems to fall into place using the shorter crown heights. But being used to taller hats, would take some time to get used to a shorter fedora. I know one thing, making a shorter hat would sure add more stability to the future shrinkage, and I doubt you would see as much early taper with a shorter hat.

This crown height issue has bothered me for awhile now. Especially since comparing the CS height to the Raiders height. The CS was definetely taller, going by the films. Funny that they first chose the shorter hat, then Steven picked the taller! And Harrison was involved in picking the shorter, I think. With more brim to boot than the taller. Yet the crown height on the hat they had in hand from another film was almost 5 1/2. Odd. But that was at the tallest point on top of the crown, and it was a pointy crown, with most of the top crown being well below 5 1/2.

I think the truth of the matter is, the Raiders hat was just not as tall as I thought. Well, customers can specify crown heights on new hats. Perhaps I just need to leave that up to them! Then, I can't go wrong!"

We have become accustomed to Steve, Marc & John posting in this forum, but I want you to know this is a unique time in this hobby. Never before has there been such great choices as there are today, in the forum. Enjoy this time before it is passed. Appreciate the experience, skill and insight that they bring to the table and know that one day, we may look back and call this unique time, the "Golden Age" of this hobby.
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Re: The Penman post 'em up Pages....The Adventure Continues.

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Dave, your hat looks well worn and floppy. :TOH:

Fuzzjunk, the hat looks amazing! Great job John as always. :clap:
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