UnclePete
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They’re notWe’ve all been there. What could these sellers be thinking?
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They’re notWe’ve all been there. What could these sellers be thinking?
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I saw that one, too. Good get, Max.Just bought this one, thanks to Brent, AKA @deadlyhandsome. The listing said it has a "Mode Edge, and, although the pictures are blurry, I think it does. I also like the concentric, not spiral, stitching on the brim, and has a suede finish.
I recently promised myself not to buy hats I already have close examples of, but I have none like this one, and the price was right.
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Thanks, Jim.I saw that one, too. Good get, Max.
Sent directly from my mind to yours.
Just bought this one, thanks to Brent, AKA @deadlyhandsome. The listing said it has a "Mode Edge, and, although the pictures are blurry, I think it does. I also like the concentric, not spiral, stitching on the brim, and has a suede finish.
I recently promised myself not to buy hats I already have close examples of, but I have none like this one, and the price was right.
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Hmm, that seems rather shady. In your case I could see why eBay would want to suppress that information since a fake higher sale price would help justify a higher market for other items, which would equate to an increased cut for eBay.
Perhaps I need read (and question) eBay's policies.
Edit: An advanced search of the seller's sold items shows it went for $65. Now I'm not sure what to believe.
Just bought this one, thanks to Brent, AKA @deadlyhandsome. The listing said it has a "Mode Edge, and, although the pictures are blurry, I think it does. I also like the concentric, not spiral, stitching on the brim, and has a suede finish.
I recently promised myself not to buy hats I already have close examples of, but I have none like this one, and the price was right.
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No... I said I didn't think I'd buy new ones I already had... And this one's different and cheap.Doc! I thought you retired from hats!
Just bought this one, thanks to Brent, AKA @deadlyhandsome. The listing said it has a "Mode Edge, and, although the pictures are blurry, I think it does. I also like the concentric, not spiral, stitching on the brim, and has a suede finish.
I recently promised myself not to buy hats I already have close examples of, but I have none like this one, and the price was right.
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Nice wide brim XXX. But my understanding is the “Last Drop of Water” liner was first used in the 50s.Snipers from three sides late at night, but I had set a high bid and gone to bed. A late-40s, 7 1/4. Felt looks like some of the last soft 3X of the generation.
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Nice wide brim XXX. But my understanding is the “Last Drop of Water” liner was first used in the 50s.
I don't know if that is accurate. A 1981 trademark filing references a first use in trade for
THE LAST DROP FROM HIS STETSON in 1921. Vic knows more about the history of this illustrator and his work for Stetson. I'd date the hat from 1950s. Could it be 1949?...
...The listing said it has a "Mode Edge, and, although the pictures are blurry, I think it does.
Interesting. So does no oilskin pre-date oilskin or post-date?I think that's right. I was going primarily by the oilskin and stars on the crest, but I think the oilskin dates approximately 48-52, and the stars on sweat crests began conversion in '52 (but bled over with some select models like the 100 and 7X CB).
reg#1132246 may of 1948 for use in headwear.....the national ad campaign goes back to the 20's