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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
and with some moss to boot. I dig it! -
Post New Hats Here!
Looks like you've got a My Father 1922 Le Bijou to go with it? :cool2: -
What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
Thanks for the moments, Sam Here is a 30's Stetson for today's lunch trip before the Seahawks game -
What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
1930's Royal Stetson Zephyr A few quick shots of the 30's Royal Stetson Zephyr I'm wearing today -
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Pre 1940s dress hats
I wonder if the earlier "Austrian Brush Finish" simply evolved into "Beaver Brush Finish" a decade or so later? By the 1920's the term may have been changed due to the war. If not then I'm curious how the felt/finish differed from Austrian Brush to Beaver Brush. -
Pre 1940s dress hats
Thanks, guys. 1920's seems to be a more likely date range for this lid - The crest doesn't say E.A. Mallory & Sons, Inc. which is the header they were using during the time of the advertisement (think they switched to the Mallory Hat Co in 1919-1920). Also, the center crest emblem contains... -
Pre 1940s dress hats
Mallory Beaver Brush Finish The American Hatter (vol. 38) February, 1909 and in person -
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What are you wearing today??
Here ya go ;) http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?42884-Pre-1940s-dress-hats&p=892694&viewfull=1#post892694- Garrett
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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Johann Hückel´s Söhne (pre 1940)
Its soft like silk but has the appearance of grosgrain. Will hold off on the burn test for now :) Steve, Its a size 4 1/2 (56cm) and does appear to read Loutre. So we can safely say this is European Otter? The Loutre term appears under the Farbe (colour) tag line. Also, there does seem... -
Johann Hückel´s Söhne (pre 1940)
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Johann Hückel´s Söhne (pre 1940)
The sweatband is still supple and can take being bent its entire circumference without popping stitches or cracking. This reveals one tag at the exact rear of the sweat: AND BENEATH THAT TAG ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE LINER (BUT IN THE SAME SPOT):
