Amazing that a hat that is that age (I'm assuming it is really old) can handle the elements with a shrug while the modern versions fall to pieces so easily!
Great hats ya'll...what a way to start the week
You will probably end up going the custom route, especially if you are "easily an 8". Check out Falcon Park Hattery for a more reasonably priced custom; I think they are starting out around $150 which is an incredible price for a custom hat. Parker has already moved his prices up once; as he...
There you go :) I'm learning Ballroom dancing with my wife and one of the attractions was to have an excuse to dress up in nice, if not vintage, clothing. Very nice hat...look forward to the head shot when you spend an evening at the opera
You know, it only gets better...I never really wanted a large collection of hats but...ya'll know how it goes. After I acquired a 30's vintage Borsalino, I thought I was close to being done. All I really wanted was a nice green fedora and a Borsalino rollup. When I bid on that cache, I was...
Ok...same as mine. Do you consider it a rollable hat or just a shipping box for initial use. I guess I thought a rollable hat would not use a leather sweat but a cloth one. Also, have you dated yours? Flowers, chocolates?
Got it...and obviously even with rounded corners, the date wasn't necessarily posted as the brown hat has similar stamp shape but no hyphenated date. Thanks for the illustration
I'm not up to speed on how to read the tags and date the Borsalino. I think I read that the older tags (w/logo) did not contain date info but later tags did. If so, how do these tags read? On those above, is one a 1968 and one a 1970?
I was looking back through the thread when I noticed your Rollable was virtually identical to the hat I just picked up this week. Even the shadow where the ribbon had been appears to be the same height. The liner looks to be from the same shop in Rome, as well. What is the brim dimension of...
On the green stingy Borsalino, I found a stamp on the inside of the sweat: 13. Mal 1963. Not sure if that is an Italian month but it would confirm my guess that it was from the 60's
The only imprint on the sweat is the "Derendorf Essen". It was also printed on the plastic insert that holds the pinch at the front of the hat. I assumed that it was a shop name but the English translation was "their village food" so I'm not sure what it means
The camp draft in silverbelly has to be one of, if not the most, versatile hats you can wear, IMHO. Not only does the color go with everything, but the hat is versatile across a wide variety of environments. From dressed up to jeans and t-shirts, it can carry it's weight. Good luck and hope you...
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