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What hat are you waiting for today?
thanks my man! i had to have it once i saw it, haha. I love the older furry finishes, not commonly seen, and they are fun to wear. Cant wait to have it in hand- splintercellsz
- Post #3,957
- Forum: Hats
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What hat are you waiting for today?
can't wait for this 1910s Green machine- splintercellsz
- Post #3,954
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1900s Peschel Soft Felt Velour Upbrim Hat
Will let it go for 250 shipped to your door- splintercellsz
- Post #2
- Forum: Classifieds
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1930s-1970s Overcoats
#3 1960s/70s Hughes & Hatcher No rips, stains, holes, etc. length (bottom collar to bottom coat) 37" across shoulders: 17.5" sleeve: 26" Asking $50 shipped- splintercellsz
- Post #3
- Forum: Classifieds
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1930s-1970s Overcoats
#2 1950s Harris Tweed overcoat Coat is in amazing shape. The tweed weave is a tan and Brown mix with hints of light blue length: 43" Shouler across back: 20" sleeve: 27" pit to pit: 20.5" Asking 85 shipped o.b.o- splintercellsz
- Post #2
- Forum: Classifieds
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1930s-1970s Overcoats
#1 Dated NOVEMBER 5, 1931 Coat shows some wear, but is still fully wearable. the coat has a neat diamond pattern weave. The upper lining has some tearing Was made for C.A. Lundberg in Chicago There are two outer pockets, and two inner pockets that are somewhat hidden into the lining of...- splintercellsz
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
Thank you! This one is truly a time capsule- splintercellsz
- Post #167,802
- Forum: Hats
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Ebay Hats: Victories, Defeats, Gripes & Items of Interest
great scores all around!- splintercellsz
- Post #29,874
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Join "The Fray"
I have owned this one for some time, and can't believe i never posted it.- splintercellsz
- Post #87
- Forum: Hats
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Northwest Hats, Eugene, Ore.
bone 'burg. probably a favorite of yours, looks so good- splintercellsz
- Post #1,530
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1900s Peschel Soft Felt Velour Upbrim Hat
Pre-WWI (1914) Peschel Velour Soft felt this hat is extremely rare. Early Peschel hats are hard to come across, and being brown is even harder. the hat has no moth damage at all, and the velour felt is amazing to the touch. The austrian velour felt is regarded to be some of the finest velour...- splintercellsz
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
It was a m a z i n g! if you get a chance to see him, dont skip it. The entire show was engaging- splintercellsz
- Post #167,455
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?
it is always a good time. couldn't resist the "ghost tour" in the washoe club. nothing spooky occurred, but the history made up for it- splintercellsz
- Post #167,454
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