questionableadvice: ~ Lloyd’s Treatise on Hats, with Twenty-Four Engravings; Containing Novel Delineations of his Various Shapes, Shewing the Manner in Which They Should be Worn, the Sort of Face and Person Best Suited to Each Particular Hat, and Rules for their Preservation; to which is Added, the Whole Process of Hat-Making; Together with the Customs and Regulations of Journeyman Hatters, and Other Useful Information, Robert Lloyd, 1819via Internet ArchiveNOTE: Born in March 1778, Robert Lloyd was a successful London hat maker and was “well known in his day as a keen appreciator of philosophy, a writer, inventor and a member of clubs and societies, including London’s famous ‘Eccentric Club.’” (1) Robert also filed a number of successful patents concerned with hat making. (info from arthurlloyd.co.uk)(1) “Celebrating Eccentricity since 1781” Sound advice

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~ Lloyd’s Treatise on Hats, with Twenty-Four Engravings; Containing Novel Delineations of his Various Shapes, Shewing the Manner in Which They Should be Worn, the Sort of Face and Person Best Suited to Each Particular Hat, and Rules for their Preservation; to which is Added, the Whole Process of Hat-Making; Together with the Customs and Regulations of Journeyman Hatters, and Other Useful Information, Robert Lloyd, 1819
via Internet Archive

NOTE: Born in March 1778, Robert Lloyd was a successful London hat maker and was “well known in his day as a keen appreciator of philosophy, a writer, inventor and a member of clubs and societies, including London’s famous ‘Eccentric Club.’” (1) Robert also filed a number of successful patents concerned with hat making. (info from arthurlloyd.co.uk)

(1) “Celebrating Eccentricity since 1781”

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