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Samuel Dollen
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Sheesh I just misunderstood. I thought Hanna was a member of this community.Have you really never Googled anything before?
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We tease here, but it’s all in good fun. I hope I didn’t come across as rude.
I’m a fan of the B! Ware cap company. You can get a custom made cap for the same price as a mass produced one. I’ve found some vintage tweed that I sent him too, so that’s an option if you have or find an old sport coat or something with a pattern you like. The caps are similar to the photo you provided.
drmaxtejeda
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Hi! Does anyone know what brand uses this logo? I am sure I have seen it before, I just can't place it... it says Derniere Creation, which means Latest Creation..
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M Hatman
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THAT is a (beautiful) US Eagle very likely indicating a foreign manufacture for US import. I have seen it often of foreign dry goods made for the US market, especially on porcelain and china and especially English Ironstone goods.
US makers rarely used such devises on any goods made for the outside markets or even for dry goods meant for domestic consumption (out side the obvious patriotic goods it is often seen in food products for some reason)......
Rmccamey
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FYI:
Resistol Outlet Store,
Garland, TX, "We have a lot of straw hats and more coming. That includes open crown hats. 20% off ticket price. MUST WEAR A MASK IN STORE."
Resistol Outlet Store,
Garland, TX, "We have a lot of straw hats and more coming. That includes open crown hats. 20% off ticket price. MUST WEAR A MASK IN STORE."
dkstott
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Delmonico hatter in New Haven CT has been doing on line sales only during the quarantine.
Per the governor's order for pre-opening process.They will open to customers on an appointment basis only effective May 20th.
Per the governor's order for pre-opening process.They will open to customers on an appointment basis only effective May 20th.
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Eagles have a symbolic tradition in French culture. This French gold pin has a similar presentation as the mark in your hat:
The origin of the eagle and shield that adorns the old US Senate chamber is fuzzy, but it is described as being in the French tradition.
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This is what I thought of...can you tell I’ve been watching a lot of old movies lately?
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My poor eyesight read..."derriere creation" and I though my that is a strange thing to name something.
drmaxtejeda
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Steve nailed it, I think, Alan. He noticed that the eagle is holding the Stars and Stripes! It is an American Eagle.
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drmaxtejeda
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Look, @alanfgag .
This is a message from the seller:
Hi Max
Thank you so much for your purchase.
I've checked inside the sweat band but there is nothing at all. I have just noticed myself that the logo is not the same as the Mossant logo on the box, which I thought it was. It is the American eagle!! But the writing is in French. I had thought it was possibly changed for the export market to America? That is the only thing I can think of. I know the 'provenance' of the hat, if not the 'pedigree'. It belonged to the grandfather of the chap from whom I bought it locally, in rural France, and we are approx 3 hours away from the Mossant factory, so quite local. All the hats I have for sale came from his family members. I wonder if they were in the profession at all.
So, in all, I cannot account for its logo. You have bought it since you noticed the unexpected logo, so I am assuming that you want still want it? I want you to be happy with your purchase, so do let me know if you want me to cancel the sale.
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Could certainly be... with an odd French twist. There are also "French" hats that were made in the USA. I have one though I've forgotten what the branding is. All is fair in love and trade wars.
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Alongé et Cie/ Paris/ with U.S. Union label behind the sweat.
Boomerang
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I have passed two of my hats to a friend of nearly 45 years. He wears them a lot, and these hats suit him much better than they did me.
Here's the thing: both hats still have "my" bash. I find it odd to see my particular handiwork on my friend's head. Not that my hat-bashing is notable or amazing in any way, but I can recognize it as my own. Part of me takes it as a compliment that he has not altered the shape, and another part of me is infinitely amused.
Is this a common experience, or am I drifting off into the stratosphere again?
Here's the thing: both hats still have "my" bash. I find it odd to see my particular handiwork on my friend's head. Not that my hat-bashing is notable or amazing in any way, but I can recognize it as my own. Part of me takes it as a compliment that he has not altered the shape, and another part of me is infinitely amused.
Is this a common experience, or am I drifting off into the stratosphere again?
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I would take it as his appreciation of your handiwork or homage to his friend.... or it could be in never occurred to him he could change it
for me.. do know I have some hats I am reluctant to change. Usually it is I fear not being able to return it just so. Whether it was a shape I just happened to hit on by luck... or a simple clean factory shape I feel suits that particular hat.