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[Steve1857]

Thanks, Steve. I find that I can't let a good hat go to waste, even though I promised myself (and my wife!) not to buy any more.

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[Blare]

T&W Lees in the colour "wolf" (love it already). Size 57 with the bound brim at 6cm and crown 10cm at the center dent. Fantastic hand to the felt and this is het brand at the top of their game. First time I've seen a label like this on one of their hats. The company was founded somewhere around 1875, so that places the hat in the late forties, maybe very early fifties.

Quite a beauty

Best,
Joe




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[40Cal]

Hello Fellow Hat People,
I got this Dobbs Cross Country from Dinerman on Monday and took it on its maiden voyage yesterday . My new light weight hiking hat!

 

[deadlyhandsome]

Hello Fellow Hat People,
I got this Dobbs Cross Country from Dinerman on Monday and took it on its maiden voyage yesterday . My new light weight hiking hat! View attachment 193285

How about a photo of the crease. The genuine 40Cal diamond is a thing of beauty!


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[Blare]

Hello Fellow Hat People,
I got this Dobbs Cross Country from Dinerman on Monday and took it on its maiden voyage yesterday . My new light weight hiking hat! View attachment 193285

Great looking hat

Best,
Joe




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[Tukwila]

Hello Fellow Hat People,
I got this Dobbs Cross Country from Dinerman on Monday and took it on its maiden voyage yesterday . My new light weight hiking hat! View attachment 193285

Awesome, lid. The Dobbs CC is one I couldn't pass on... and your crease is, as always, world class.

 

[Rmccamey]

An excellent day of hats, Stefan! The Lee's my favorite today,

T&W Lees in the colour "wolf" (love it already). Size 57 with the bound brim at 6cm and crown 10cm at the center dent. Fantastic hand to the felt and this is het brand at the top of their game. First time I've seen a label like this on one of their hats. The company was founded somewhere around 1875, so that places the hat in the late forties, maybe very early fifties.

 

[40Cal]

How about a photo of the crease. The genuine 40Cal diamond is a thing of beauty!


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Glad you like my diamond , Brent. These un-linered '40s felt hats are real pleasure to crease!

 

[deadlyhandsome]

Glad you like my diamond , Brent. These un-linered '40s felt hats are real pleasure to crease!
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Perfection!


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[BobHufford]

Glad you like my diamond , Brent. These un-linered '40s felt hats are real pleasure to crease!

Forget matchsticks ... that crease could be trademarked!

 

[40Cal]

Forget matchsticks ... that crease could be trademarked!

Thank you , Bob.

 

[BobHufford]

Picked this up just for the local connection. Most likely made by The Springfield Hat Company (Mr. Kintrea was Sec./Treasurer at one point).

 

[Steve1857]

Picked this up just for the local connection. Most likely made by The Springfield Hat Company (Mr. Kintrea was Sec./Treasurer at one point).

Although that Bowler has seen better days, it was still worth picking up, Bob. One can just imagine how magnificent it once looked. A great piece of local history, too. Nice find.

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[Rmccamey]

Yes, it is always fun to find a hat with some local or regional history. Great hat, hope it can be refurb'd if that is the direction you want to go.

Picked this up just for the local connection. Most likely made by The Springfield Hat Company (Mr. Kintrea was Sec./Treasurer at one point).

Although that Bowler has seen better days, it was still worth picking up, Bob. One can just imagine how magnificent it once looked. A great piece of local history, too. Nice find.

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[steur]

An excellent day of hats, Stefan! The Lee's my favorite today,

Thanks, Randy. If you can find one, buy it! T&W Lees in their heyday made truly excellent hats.

 

[BobHufford]

Although that Bowler has seen better days, it was still worth picking up, Bob. One can just imagine how magnificent it once looked. A great piece of local history, too. Nice find.

Yes, it is always fun to find a hat with some local or regional history. Great hat, hope it can be refurb'd if that is the direction you want to go.

Thanks fellas. This one was purely for the local history (way too small for me). It will be a wall hanger.

 

[Fourman110]

Picked up a Knox Premier "The Fifth Avenue" in a darker khaki color. The headband leather is in really good condition and it looks like it was hardly worn. It's a stiffer felt than what I'm used to, leading to some puckering in the dimple, but overall I really like this hat. The ribbon on this hat looks brand new and if it wasn't for the condition of the inside, I'd really suspect it was replaced. In looking at The Hatted Professor's page (http://www.thehattedprofessor.com/datehca.html), it looks like it may be from 1940-42. Not quite sure what the edge treatment is.

 

[steur]

Quite a beauty

Best,
Joe




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Thanks, Joe. Their hats are among the best English hats made.

 

[splintercellsz]

Two vintage hats came in today

The first is a 1910s/20s Feiges. I'm beyond happy to have this one again, i actually owned it around 2013, sold it, and regretted it. A few weeks ago, it showed up and I couldn't pass it up. Now it'll stay with me for a long time. It is made of beaver felt, with a longer hair/velour type finish. the color is like Champagne

The second hat is probably from the c.1920s/30s, and is a welcome addition as well.

I might have to try and get a photo of them with a suit or something sooner or later

Thank you Garrett!

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[Blare]

Thanks, Joe. Their hats are among the English hats made.

Hey Stefan... just to clarify... did you mean there to be an adjective in there... or are they just middling among English hats in general. [emoji846]


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