Prezzie time
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Prezzie time
any guesses??
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the bow has got something funny going on in the knot part......she's folded over from both sides and showing that on the outside from what i can tell. the only indy hatter that i know off that does that with their hats is SAB.....so perhaps the ribbon work is by the owner. the hat itself looks like a henry with the flat brim but i wouldn't know why anyone would mess with that perfect factory ribbon........i'm stumped.....so my guess is that i made the hat .........i wish.............
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Looks like a Tawny Federation to me. The bow looks exactly like my Fed's. I rule out the Campdraft because you'd have to trim off the bound edge, making it narrower. Can't say if this is a deluxe or not, because of the lighting.
Also, knowing Bish, he'd be excited enough about a new Akubra to go for a big reveal like this. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Also, knowing Bish, he'd be excited enough about a new Akubra to go for a big reveal like this. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
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Re: Prezzie time
Nahh, sorry....
but it begs the question, why did the Fed IV replace the III??
I've gotta say that the look, crown, brim etc is wayyyy better in the III...IMHO
Softer felt too, takes a bash REAL well
but it begs the question, why did the Fed IV replace the III??
I've gotta say that the look, crown, brim etc is wayyyy better in the III...IMHO
Softer felt too, takes a bash REAL well