Hats & Knives

[MrVandercar]

Don't know if this thread has hit before but someone just hinted at starting this up. Hat is my grandad's(probably from around the mid fifties) but I've been wearing it for about 15 years now.

 

[NoNameNomad]

I don't have any pics, but I'm a flatcap man, black flatcap. A flatcap and a pocket knife, two items I won't leave the house without.

 

[larson1122]

Baseball cap guy here. I feel lost without one on. This is the only pic I had on hand, I might have to try and get a few better ones later.

 

[Mack]

 

[dannyp]

I don't have any with folders, but do have this older pic of my tarp hat and my David Farmer knife with lefty sheath. I thought it was a good combo since they are both made from previously used objects.

 

[mr_badexample]

Also a ball cap guy here. I probably have a hundred of em! Here's one I posted when the Bucs made the playoffs for the first time in 20 years.

 

[herisson]

A cap and a knife, that's the minimal outfit I can't do without...

 

[Jack Black]

I'm also a flat black cap man, but wear a ball cap or something with a brim in the summer, and something I can pull over my ears when it's cold.

 

[meako]

In that case Jack yer in for a treat-and its headed your way soon I hope.
Tomorrow is FB union bowls day -that's lawn bowls(the old blokes game). I happen to be an expert player
.Its gunna be hot tho out there on the green with the music blaring and the schooners flowing.
I shall wear my good hat and forward pics later. Its a fair stagger home up the hill and Janette will not be keen to pick me up.Maybe I should ride my bicycle down there/ Naaah.
meanwhile heres a fairly good hat and an awesome blade.

 

[Jack Black]

In that case Jack yer in for a treat-and its headed your way soon I hope.

Great knife Meako, I remember you winning that one :thumbup:

Good luck at spanking the old fellers at bowls!

 

[Pipeman]

Here is a Great old hat with a great old knife. The hat was made in about 1915 by an Ojibwa basket maker known as Mrs Snake of Snake island Lake Simcoe Ontario.It is woven with bullrush from which she made hats and soft bags. The harness jack is a Miller Bros, a gift from Charlie.

Have a great knife day folks.

Robin

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[Thalestin]

Here is a Great old hat with a great old knife. The hat was made in about 1915 by an Ojibwa basket maker known as Mrs Snake of Snake island Lake Simcoe Ontario.It is woven with bullrush from which she made hats and soft bags. The harness jack is a Miller Bros, a gift from Charlie.

Have a great knife day folks.

Robin

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Beautiful hat and knife

 

[mnblade]

Usually a ball cap for me as well, though I also favor a Tilley on bright sunny days or on mountain hikes (not much hair on the top of my melon), and sometimes a wool flat cap in winter. Here's my Case peanut showing off with my trusty Florida State cap ...

-- Mark

 

[SAK Guy]

Wearing a couple of Swedes around on this cold morning at the farm. My older Frost's 611 on a surplus Swedish Army cap (with ear flaps ).

 

[Gevonovich]

 

[puukkoman]

I'm also a flat-cap guy. Here's the cover I'm wearing today, with a knife that I think matches it well.

And the label... American made, union labor. Don't see that much any more. This hat is several decades old (I'd guess 1970s manufacture). Still about 20 years younger than the knife, though.

Neat idea for a thread; I'm going to enjoy looking at all the pics, and seeing what you folks use to cover your nut. :thumbup:

 

[jon_slider]

Great thread idea!

My Panama hat

My Spanish Boina

California Irish

 

[rinos]

Panama hat,strictly summer

Tilley T4

 

[Hammer67]

From some reason, my walnut Charlow and my Filson hat just seem like they belong together:

 

[avoidspam]

You beauty!

'Twas my hint, now where's my hat!!

Love this place!!

Sam