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I need some help with this, I hope you might be able to help. My great grandpa (1888-1964) was the only other major male hat wearer in the family besides me. I've seen photos of him wearing fedoras, flat caps and newsboy caps. My grandma as you can see was fond of pill-box hats. I took...
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I just bought a circa 1960s stingy brim Churchill fedora and I think it may have been mothballed or something--there's a slight smell that I can't place. Very slight. It could just be an ''old hat'' smell, since it's 40 or 50 years old. It looks new and feels stiff and new-ish (the only...
What kind of hat is this?
What is the formal name for this type of hat? It's commonly associated with Robin Hood but I haven't been able to find a real name for it so I figured I'd ask the experts.
Can anyone give me some examples of Fedoras in American films from 1957-1964?
Also, what are movies that are good examples of the male and female American fashion trends of the Kennedy years?
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One of the hats I'm getting is probably from the 1950s and is a Dobbs Twenty. However, the 'casing' of the liner is made of oilcloth. I've heard old ways (as of the 1850s anyway) of making oilcloth included Lead Oxide, which is toxic. Does anyone know if the 1950s way of making it oilcloth...
I'm on the right. I'm wearing my cheap wool/acrylic stingy brim fedora. I bought it for 5 bucks and it's a herringbone pattern. Not my favorite hat by far.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=nVHGekDVRQ0
That's President Kennedy and his wife on the morning of November 22nd, 1963, in the Fort Worth chamber of Commerce, before leaving to go to Dallas. As hatters, I figured it'd be of some interest to you.
What is the difference between a trilby and a stingy brim fedora? Are they one and the same? Because I've seen them listed as different hats yet they don't seem to have any major differences.
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