Yes...I have noticed sellers listing on several sites at once too. I have yet to buy the same thing twice....but am waiting until the day I will for sure.....:oops:
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Short answer is NO....even for Stetson and Dobbs many models go unidentified......less that 10 percent of hats are marked with the model. Even the blocking tags rarely have said, until the crossover retail blocking/tear away tags of modern times.
A version of the modern tags attached to the...
Since Friday...I had a sort of "steur" wearing weekend.;)
My Christie's Poet: and well the flange is very well done.....the red liner looks awesome but "baggie". Little else to like; Felt feels like a thin wool, bow work is average, sweat is among the cheapest I have ever seen (or felt) in a...
NO earlier than 1953 as it has a plastic tip liner........everything points me to say 1960 or so......
NICE clean example and even then a 15 would be a good hat.
No, not on this one.....came from a SAS/Shooting Sports background....ribbon is "glued on" :eek: so I cannot will not claim that evil. I sort of liked it, coupled with not wanting to tackle the removal at this time, (I said "Screw it") and left alone for now......:oops::rolleyes:
1862 Naval Ledger showing the purchase cost of a "Straw Hat"....charged against clothing allowance. June hat cost .83 cents....went up to .85 cents in July. Note that the draw of Tobacco cost more at .92 cents!
I just finished reworking this Circa 1980 Stetson 4X. It had a generous slightly tapered 6 inch crown.
I re-flanged or should I say removed any flange and brought to open crown. The result is a just under 3" completely flat brim and a hand done porkpie crown. Crown now breaks at just over 4...
For "Their Hats" I am showing most of my smallish collection of Children's hats from the 40's thru later 50's.....all are wool but quite well made and some are even sized.
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