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LuvMyMan

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Michigan
Hut-Seidl München "Garant" made by Mayser Ulm, 60cm probably mid 1950s. Very high quality felt that easily dry creases. Also I really like the ribbon width and hat form. Hut-Seidl München had a strong historical connection with Mayser Ulm.

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Open Crown

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Natural Light

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You just keep finding all those GEMS out there. I'm getting jealous! LOL!
 
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Location
Albany Oregon
Resistol Montana, came with dead rooster hat band, appears original. There is no ribbon underneath, so guess I will have to make one. No way that chicken is staying on this hat.
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That is one cool looking hat Dd! Maybe it would look better with peacock feathers. Love that color. What era does this one come from?
 
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Location
Central California
Resistol Montana, came with dead rooster hat band, appears original. There is no ribbon underneath, so guess I will have to make one. No way that chicken is staying on this hat.
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There's a great hat under those feathers. The kettle curl looks great, but no better than on your DIY jobs.


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scottyrocks

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Isle of Langerhan, NY
I had a straw Shady Brady many years ago that came with a thick band of orangey feathers. The leather they were mounted on was so heavy that the hat usually wound up on my ears in the hot weather when I would sweat in it.

To remedy that, I tied a leather lace, as in what would be used in work boots, around the base of the crown, under that leather/feather band, and tightened it enough to size the hat properly. Very soon after that, I removed the leather/feather thing completely, and the hat took on a much more down-to-business appearance. And it was a lot lighter in weight, too, which was a plus.

I wore that hat for years, until the top unraveled. That's one lid that could've told lotsa good stories.
 

Desert dog

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Location
California
I had a straw Shady Brady many years ago that came with a thick band of orangey feathers. The leather they were mounted on was so heavy that the hat usually wound up on my ears in the hot weather when I would sweat in it.

To remedy that, I tied a leather lace, as in what would be used in work boots, around the base of the crown, under that leather/feather band, and tightened it enough to size the hat properly. Very soon after that, I removed the leather/feather thing completely, and the hat took on a much more down-to-business appearance. And it was a lot lighter in weight, too, which was a plus.

I wore that hat for years, until the top unraveled. That's one lid that could've told lotsa good stories.
I remember when those feathers were so popular during the seventies. I worked in a western store and sold hundreds of them.
Mostly cheaply made, and always ugly!

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scottyrocks

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Isle of Langerhan, NY
I remember when those feathers were so popular during the seventies. I worked in a western store and sold hundreds of them.
Mostly cheaply made, and always ugly!

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Yeah, I was more interested in the shape of the hat. That's why I got rid of the band.

In fact, before removing it completely, I had tried plucking it, leaving the leather band. :D
 

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