It appears they were a English distributor out of Paris. My guess is they sourced from different European hat companies. Will be interesting to see if it has a paper label.Sellers Photos
"Willoughby Hatter Real Nutria"
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Very interesting read!
Interesting. Looks like this one will be a great winter lid.Geo Carter & Sons English Velour
Unsure of age as I am not too versed in foreign hats, but looks to be in decent shape.
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I do agree, I'm looking forward to seeing how the finish really feels
Interesting, love the lighter colored brim treatment. Vintage?Reeling in the oldies
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Yessir. Definately pre-40s. I'll know more when it comes in
Looking forward to detail shots on this one!
I will provide as soon as it arrives. I have a few others on the way, it is just all about the waiting game
Fantastic looking hat. As far as I know the English manufacturers usually did not make velour hats themselves. Hatbodies were mostly imported from Austria or Germany. The style was not very popular in England it seems. Nice find (again).Geo Carter & Sons English Velour
Unsure of age as I am not too versed in foreign hats, but looks to be in decent shape.
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