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Gray Stingy Cavanagh, 7 3/8-1/2
jazzncocktails- I have to run to meet someone now, but I will do my best tomorrow (and if I don't, remind me!).- feltfan
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- Forum: Classifieds
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Gray Stingy Cavanagh, 7 3/8-1/2
Now I trust you're not April foolin' me... I'm guessing it's a 50s hat. There is some taper, even all the way around and I'm guessing that's the way it was blocked. Certainly not reverse taper and I don't think it ever was. You can see it in the pix, in spite of the general purpose...- feltfan
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"Vintage" Question
Wow, any more bait and I will have to spend the afternoon fishing! Instead I'll go roast some coffee. -
Brown Stingy Cavanagh, 1/4, with Cav Edge
7 1/4, brown and has a Cavanagh Edge. It really needs a cleaning. The felt is fine, but the whole thing is a bit grubby from wear, especially the liner. The brim is just shy of 2". The "bash" was in it when it got to me. With a clean and block you can shape it as you will. It has that...- feltfan
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Gray Stingy Cavanagh, 7 3/8-1/2
7 3/8 but fits more like a tight (not LO) 1/2. The hat is 7 3/8-1/2 hat is gray, has a raw edge. No idea why this wasn't snatched up when I listed it before. The Family's Fashion indeed. Nice, dense felt. This one reminds me of one DblCoronaMS picked up: It's in very good...- feltfan
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Royal blue velour Knox stingy, 1960s? 7 1/2
Listing this again, hopefully with some improved color pix. The color on this hat is hard to capture. It's a great hat, just the wrong dimensions for my fat head. The brim is almost 1 3/4", raw edge, with two stitch lines. It's in nearly new condition. I put the dents...- feltfan
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1940s or 50s Royal Stetson Brown 7 3/4
You don't see this every day. A coup for the colossal cranium. Please let the guys with the big heads go first here. Yes, it is tagged at 7 3/4 under the sweatband. I'd say it's late 40s or early 50s. You can decide for yourself. Big crown (no kidding), brim is at least 2 3/4". Dark...- feltfan
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Photographs Of Hats Fresh From Surviving The Elements
That photo was probably from about a month ago. It's sunny here in Oakland today. Sorry about your hat! Almost as sad looking as my dog was after that rain storm: -
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Photographs Of Hats Fresh From Surviving The Elements
Stetson 3X A half hour in the rain with the dog... -
SOLD JEANS: Selvedge (Vintage Style Demin) Jeans Size 31 (not a hat;))
Ouch How many vintage hat fans like me will see the heading for this sale and think it's for a Selvedge Stetson? http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?t=39485- feltfan
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- Forum: Classifieds
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Vintage Coffee Makers
Circa 1981 San Marco Type 80 Leva, single group. Above you can see the round glass and handle from a 1950s Faema Faemina machine, siphons, etc.- feltfan
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- Forum: The Connoisseur
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My Blue Heaven
Blue Mallory Coast-to-Coast With a sun-faded ribbon. One of my favorites. -
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The Many Colors of the Whippet
Tan or beige or ??? This seems like a very old Whippet to me. It's tagged a 3/8 but fit my 7 1/2 LO head pretty much off the rack. It badly needs a cleaning, but that's not a priority at the moment. I'll post my blue one soon. Yeah, it's a very tall crown. -
How do you store your hats?
Gee, I gotta say that, seeing the rack, I didn't think it would work. But it's great. Those hats look very nice on there. -
"Vintage" Question
I still don't buy this theory. I have and have seen lots of hats that were treated very badly in the old days but have survived to this day without much taper. I think it's safe to assume the majority of them saw a fair amount of rain. Did anyone see this hat Dinerman posted today... -
New hat - and Susquehana Hat Co. enquiry
My advice is to try the Search feature. If you use the Advanced Search and search the Hats section, you'll see three threads in addition to yours. You'll see member "Anthony Jordan" has the same hat and that the name derives from an Abbott and Costello routine. There are mounds of... -
locations of good hat stores?
Do a search on this forum regarding Hat Guys. For my part, not recommended.
