Hats Worn In Western Movies
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Hats Worn In Western Movies
Movie - Quigley Down Under - Tom Selleck
Hat comes with holes for wind string
Brim Size is 5"
Crown is 4" in the front and 6" in the back.
Stampede String Included (Wind String)
Color Shown Sand
Movie: Quigley Down Under - Tom Selleck
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We use the best designers and makers of hand made movie star 1870's and 1880's cowboy and western hats for sale. We strive for authenticity in the pieces we reproduce from the 19th and early decades of the 20th century. Our custom hats and cowboy leather is made to order and to last a lifetime.
Head Measurement
If you have bought cowboy hats in the past - the head measurement you get should be close to the hat size you are used to buying. Look straight ahead and have your helper measure your head. Using the soft tape - they should measure over your hair, just above your ears, and a half inch above your eye brows for this Quigley Hat.
Hats Worn In Western Movies
"Quigley Down Under" stars Tom Selleck, an actor who with his height, authority and natural ease might have been a major Western star in the old days, as an American sharpshooter who sails to Australia in search of work. A man named Marston (Alan Rickman) has advertised for a long-distance marksman, and Selleck is the best, able to hit targets so far away the camera can barely see them. Selleck is appalled, however, when he discovers that Marston wants to pay him to kill Aborigines. He throws the villain through the window, and starts a vendetta that only ends, of course, with an obligatory showdown in the corral
Ships within 4-6 weeks on Hats Worn In Western Movies
What do the X's mean on Cowboy Hats
We use the best designers and makers of hand made movie star 1870's and 1880's cowboy and western hats for sale. We strive for authenticity in the pieces we reproduce from the 19th and early decades of the 20th century. Our custom hats and cowboy leather is made to order and to last a lifetime.
Head Measurement
If you have bought cowboy hats in the past - the head measurement you get should be close to the hat size you are used to buying. Look straight ahead and have your helper measure your head. Using the soft tape - they should measure over your hair, just above your ears, and a half inch above your eye brows for this Quigley Hat.
Hats Worn In Western Movies
"Quigley Down Under" stars Tom Selleck, an actor who with his height, authority and natural ease might have been a major Western star in the old days, as an American sharpshooter who sails to Australia in search of work. A man named Marston (Alan Rickman) has advertised for a long-distance marksman, and Selleck is the best, able to hit targets so far away the camera can barely see them. Selleck is appalled, however, when he discovers that Marston wants to pay him to kill Aborigines. He throws the villain through the window, and starts a vendetta that only ends, of course, with an obligatory showdown in the corral
Ships within 4-6 weeks on Hats Worn In Western Movies
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