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Nothing but stetson ads
Nice to see an old Stetson ad listed on my birthday....the year is slightly off though ;) -
The BORSALINO BROTHERHOOD
Stefan, great project! Don't forget to add colour "Panera" to your naturals column. https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/cream-borsalino-size-7.95059/ -
Farewell My Lovely... Hello my lovely hat.
@Tukwila posted a Knox 15 in the WHAYWT thread that looks similar to Mitchum's hat: -
What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
C&K is hard to beat @Bill Hughes. You've got a primo hat there! -
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" The Great British Hat Makers "
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PORTIS PATH
This 1948 Portis Velvet-Tex was posted 10 years ago but has just endured another photoshoot: -
Pre 1940s dress hats
1938 Portis "Hunter" A recent acquisition from @buler (thanks, Bill). Originally posted in the Portis thread 10 years ago here is a much belated encore: -
Pre-1936 Borsalino Fu Lazzaro Size 4 Punti
Recently purchased a few hats from Bill and Alex so I need to make room. Here we have a lovely rare example of G.B. Borsalino Fu Lazzaro & Co from sometime prior to 1936. Originally made for the German market. Punti Size 4 (6 7/8 USA) Black Felt 5 1/2" Bashed Crown 2 3/4" Bound Brim 2"...- Garrett
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OTHER THAN eBAY Hats: Victories, Defeats, Gripes & Items of Interest
Jared, that's the 2nd time you've been put in this position this year ;) -
Henley Strat Clone sz.7, Huckel Alpha sz. 7 1/8, Metro Homburg sz. 7
Think I might need to buy that Henley, Alex.- Garrett
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Pre 1940s dress hats
A quick vacuum, steam and brush brought it back to life. -
Pre 1940s dress hats
Adam @VintageEveryday had it for sale in the classifieds last week. -
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The Green Machine
Here are some shots of my 1919 / 1920 Anton Peschel in a distinctive shade of green: -
The Green Machine
You're only asking by a decade and many of these styles are around during the 20's. Review the green machine thread there might still be some working links in there. Pretty sure there's some green to be found in the pre-1940s threads as well. Have a look - they're out there.
