Thanks, Stefan. I'm happy about it, too [emoji4]I forgot how tall that hat was. Certainly not your average homburg and I'm glad it found a home with you, Steve.
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Thanks, Stefan. I'm happy about it, too [emoji4]I forgot how tall that hat was. Certainly not your average homburg and I'm glad it found a home with you, Steve.
I think it looks much better on you. Sometimes things are just meant to be. Enjoy my friend.Scratched the silver belly itch today thanks to Bill Hughes. This Black Sheep Hat Works custom is a real sweetheart. Super soft and smooth felt, nice construction and a cool brass highlight on the bow. I think this one will get some serious head time. Thanks my friend!
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Splendid looking hat and a nice addition to the collection, Mike. Kudos to Bill.Scratched the silver belly itch today thanks to Bill Hughes. This Black Sheep Hat Works custom is a real sweetheart. Super soft and smooth felt, nice construction and a cool brass highlight on the bow. I think this one will get some serious head time. Thanks my friend!
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Excellent! It has made the journey across quickly. Very glad you like it, Brent. Mayser got it right with this one. I have one that is almost exactly the same. Doesn't mean I'll stop looking though.
Stefan, All of these new ones are a joy to behold. Mirtillo continues to be my favorite Borsalino color. That gray Hückel is also a standout. I'm now back on the hunt for hats for you here in the USA. We will see what makes the cut.Final one (for now).
Borsalino Export Qualität homburg in mirtillo. Size 55 with the brim at 5,5cm and the crown 10cm at the pinch. Still looking for a Borsalino Mirtillo homburg for myself, but this one isn't it (dammit). It's just too small for me (close, but not close enough). Mid-sixties to mid seventies, made for the German market. My guess would be that this one still sixties.
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Thanks, Mike. Mirtillo will do the trick every time, but I would love to get my hands on the other Borsalino blue colours as well. Happy hunting!Stefan, All of these new ones are a joy to behold. Mirtillo continues to be my favorite Borsalino color. That gray Hückel is also a standout. I'm now back on the hunt for hats for you here in the USA. We will see what makes the cut.
Final one (for now).
Borsalino Export Qualität homburg in mirtillo. Size 55 with the brim at 5,5cm and the crown 10cm at the pinch. Still looking for a Borsalino Mirtillo homburg for myself, but this one isn't it (dammit). It's just too small for me (close, but not close enough). Mid-sixties to mid seventies, made for the German market. My guess would be that this one still sixties.
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Thank you, Joe.A wonderful assortment of new hats today Stefan. Thanks for sharing!
Best,
Joe
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wonderful colour!Let me hog this thread for a wee while. A few additions I haven't posted yet.
Wegener Cornett homburg in niederrad colour (google translate couldn't figure it out). Size 55 (but Wegener tends to run a bit large) with the bound brim at 6cm and the crown at 11,5cm at the center dent. Unusual colour for a homburg, which is why I bought it. Cornett started off as a model name for Wegener but later on got its own brand (still made by Wegener).
Couldn't find anything on Heinrich Stakelbeck.
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Thanks, Bob.wonderful colour!
New to me, this interesting all, or mostly wool, 1930s Harald, German Homburg. The third of the three hats I gifted to my self thanks to our favourite Dutch hat enabler [emoji4].
First all wool Homburg I've encountered with a back bow. It rang all the bells for me history, shape, form, make-up wise. Just had to have it. The wind-cord was the icing. Thanks to Stefan for allowing it to be sent my way.
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Scratched the silver belly itch today thanks to Bill Hughes. This Black Sheep Hat Works custom is a real sweetheart. Super soft and smooth felt, nice construction and a cool brass highlight on the bow. I think this one will get some serious head time. Thanks my friend!
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My new Mayser via Holland.
I’m quite partial to these suede finishes.
Thank you, Stefan! It’s more than worth the wait!
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Final one (for now).
Borsalino Export Qualität homburg in mirtillo. Size 55 with the brim at 5,5cm and the crown 10cm at the pinch. Still looking for a Borsalino Mirtillo homburg for myself, but this one isn't it (dammit). It's just too small for me (close, but not close enough). Mid-sixties to mid seventies, made for the German market. My guess would be that this one still sixties.
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Thanks Tim. That Borsalino appears to be in your size as well!Beautiful Borsalino Stefan. I like the shorter crown on that one.
The others are excellent too, great color on that Wegener Cornett !
Super Mayser, Brent. A suede finish is always a joy to behold and a great feel to the touch. Looks like it was made for you, too. Damn, that Dutchman is good [emoji4]My new Mayser via Holland.
I’m quite partial to these suede finishes.
Thank you, Stefan! It’s more than worth the wait!
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