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No, but I did find some bib & brace overalls. So I wore those with my tweed jacket, check shirt, tweed tie, tweed hat (drop brim not flat) & brown brogues and went as a gentleman farmer. I've got a picture somewhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brian Hjelm
I was looking for a deerstalker hat but couldn't find one....
Colin
i go the russian tank comander hat and gladstone raincoat{think flasher or dick tracy} with goggles and driving gloves to do blockies in on sat night, or when people want to go for a drive....
not many people talk to me:{ dont know why........summer im looking at a pith helmet ,wife beater bombay bloomers and hobnail boots{ sundays weddings and funeral gear...}
its actualy surprising what an impact the furry cap absorbs... great to sleep in when bush in winter
wonder if they come in light wool for summer wear or just trim the legs and arms of {aka 1920's swim wear}Quote:
Originally Posted by Landy Smurf
my summer wear is usualy an akubra stylemaster and a 1950's suit pants and a white shirt n braces
scary thing is i did before i owned a 1950's car
Hey MFC,
I always wondered who Dick Dastardly was modeled on
need a velcro on handlebar mostache... up for winter dastardly and down and waxed for the pith helmet pip pip tallyho seasonQuote:
Originally Posted by magilla
Is there still the Irish shop in McWhirter's, Fortitude Valley? It always had deerstalkers on display.Quote:
Originally Posted by gromit
Brilliant there are a few fellas wear these at our "Edwardian" / "Vintagers" shooting days. I flavour the flat cap myself though.
Still looking for affordable breeks and vest to suit the Qld climate ! (Quite a challenge).
I like the beige army ( giggle ) hats, I wear that and that's me. :D
just the hat?Quote:
Originally Posted by wrinklearthur
No pictures of me wearing my hat swimming in the Jardine river though.Quote:
Originally Posted by mfc
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