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[hatophile]

Pelschel (Dinkelsbühl) Hut, 59cm probably late 1950s. Very nice Silver Gray Velour for a later time period. This one was made for retailer Carl Zeumer Zum PFAU (Peacock).

Steve, how DO you do it? Amazing.

 

[Frunobulax]

Pelschel (Dinkelsbühl) Hut, 59cm probably late 1950s. Very nice Silver Gray Velour for a later time period. This one was made for retailer Carl Zeumer Zum PFAU (Peacock).

I like the bunny in the liner tip!

 

[Chamuco]

Very nice Amigo, great colors. I like the straw one too.

Thanks my friend !!!

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[bobkeenan]

How do you like my new fangled hat from Vintage Silohettes that came today.

 

[hatophile]

How do you like my new fangled hat from Vintage Silohettes that came today.

I had one like that for a few days, wondered where it went?

 

[Eliesti]

How do you like my new fangled hat from Vintage Silohettes that came today.

Another stunning creation! I don't know how he does it!


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[stephena310]

As promised, I am seriously "jazzed" upon receiving this hat - A gray on gray Stephen L. Stetson....! ! Let me know your thoughts !?!?!?

Stephen L. Stetson – Fedora - Light mouse gray color with matching hat band/ribbon with side bow and matching trolley and edging around the brim. No size tag and no label with ticket # has in the liner/sweat band. Sweat band is thin brown slightly “textured” leather – On sweat band in embossed gold lettering is Valley Dept. Store – Ontario, Calif. On other side of sweat band is “Custom Fitted” above an insignia of two beavers on opposite sides of a tree stump – below this insignia are the words” FAMOUS TEN”. Inside hat has off white silk liner with Company crest enclosed in clear plastic, below are the worlds in red

Type: Fedora
Mfg: Stephen L. Stetson
Model: Famous Ten
Serial #:
Ticket # :
Material: fur felt
Color: Light mouse gray
Size: 7 1/8 (suspected)
Length of Crown: 7 ¾ inches
Width of Crown: 6 ½ inches
Height of Crown: 5 inches
Brim: 2 ¾ inches
Type of band: ribbon
Width of band: 1 inch

 

[mayserwegener]

Perry, Bruno, Thanks!

 

[moehawk]

Nice lids all around, but I really dig the Parabuntal and the Peschel.
Don't worry, Bama, the buntal is tougher than it seems as long as the straw isn't compromised.

 

[dh66]

Nice one Stephena310!

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[Bamaboots]

Nice lids all around, but I really dig the Parabuntal and the Peschel.
Don't worry, Bama, the buntal is tougher than it seems as long as the straw isn't compromised.

Thanks, moe. That makes me feel better about it.

 

[mayserwegener]

Nice lids all around, but I really dig the Parabuntal and the Peschel.

Thanks!

 

[Chamuco]

Nice ones Chamuco! The country club is especially speaking to me, probably because it is nice and hot here now. Perfect weather for one like that.

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It is nice, light and cool !!! You will like,it !!

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[Chamuco]

Hey, Chamuco's back!

Glad your travels were safe, my friend!

Thanks a lot !!! Some liver and kidney damage and 6 gained pounds nothing that a couple of weeks of healthy food, lots of water and gim wont fix !

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[Chamuco]

Since I was out almost one month I have some more hats to show,

Now my new Banjo Paterson in Fawn, great hat, cant believe I gave mine to the father of one of my best friends and it took me 18 months to replace it, love the hat.

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[mayserwegener]

Tonak "Efekt?", 60cm, Crown Open 5 inches, Brim 2 5/8 inches, NOS condition, probably late 1940s early 1950s. The felt is of high quality and easily takes a dry crease. Also a very nice overall form. This one is from my May 2016 Czech find.

Interesting in this case Tonak choose 1869 and not 1799. The 1869 date was when JHS became a public company. This change might have been due to trademark issues.

Yet "150 let (years)" is based on 1799 to 1949. Also the Sweatband is made of a canvas like material.

Open Crown

 

[Mm25]

A couple Akubras. Pics then commentary,


The black Coober Pedy is the stiffest Akubra I have received yet. The next good rain will see it outdoors for sure. It does not have the Opal on the band. It does have four vent holes, but the lowest one is not functional because it's under the sweat. Curious.

The tan hat is a Flinders model, my first heritage grade Akubra. It's nice felt and a nice sweat, but close your eyes and throw it on the table with my other worn in Akubras and I don't think I could pick it out.

Two more for the rotation?

 

[Chamuco]

New Akubra Reef, this Hemp Akubras are very, very, very nice.

Only issue is that the people at Akubra always puts the pugs put of place, hat to reset it, very easy.

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[RJR]

Tonak "Efekt?", 60cm, Crown Open 5 inches, Brim 2 5/8 inches, NOS condition, probably late 1940s early 1950s. The felt is of high quality and easily takes a dry crease. Also a very nice overall form. This one is from my May 2016 Czech find.

Interesting in this case Tonak choose 1869 and not 1799. The 1869 date was when JHS became a public company. This change might have been due to trademark issues.

Yet "150 let (years)" is based on 1799 to 1949. Also the Sweatband is made of a canvas like material.

Open Crown

I really like the color.

 

[RJR]

New Akubra Reef, this Hemp Akubras are very, very, very nice.

Only issue is that the people at Akubra always puts the pugs put of place, hat to reset it, very easy.

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They really do mess up the pug installation,don't they.