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Fantastic acquisition Josh! Looks nice open. I thought those initials were the Yankees logo.
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Pre 1940s (non-Stetson) Westerns
- Thread starter Dinerman
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Joshbru3
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Thanks, Alan! Now that you mention it, those initials do look quite a bit like the Yankees logo.
I hadn't even noticed at first.
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Well those are just the right hats for Bozeman MT!
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My go-to hat out here is been an old Miller.
KingAndrew
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Great pic, Dinerman!
I visited Bozeman once, about 20 years ago, and really liked the town. It's not big, but the views around it are. And the people were really friendly, even though I was there on a cold, snowy day.
I visited Bozeman once, about 20 years ago, and really liked the town. It's not big, but the views around it are. And the people were really friendly, even though I was there on a cold, snowy day.
The Wiser Hatter
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D-Man that hat goes with those Skies. Nice old Miller.
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Protecto - The Rancher. Looks like it was probably made by the same company as made the "Carlsbad" that I posted in this thread back in 2011.
splintercellsz
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I like that!
Landman
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Very cool.
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:arated: Wonder what crown height & brim width are??? [huh]
Joao Encarnado
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Very cool hat!
Joao Encarnado
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That one is a size 7...
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Keith Bros & Co. Tiger Special
Purchased for the sweatband imprint, but once I removed 100 years of dust, the hat turned out quite nice too. From the early 20th century (a concern with the name of N. L. Wann in Fairbury, Illinois closed in 1916) - a lightweight (3.9 oz) western of modest dimensions and good quality. The felt is very good - on a par with Stetson hats from this period. <Edit> for correction by Dinerman... manufacturer was likely Keith Bros & Company. See this thread.
5 1/2" crown, 3 1/2" brim pencil curled to 3". Found via Dinerman's sharp eyes.
Purchased for the sweatband imprint, but once I removed 100 years of dust, the hat turned out quite nice too. From the early 20th century (a concern with the name of N. L. Wann in Fairbury, Illinois closed in 1916) - a lightweight (3.9 oz) western of modest dimensions and good quality. The felt is very good - on a par with Stetson hats from this period. <Edit> for correction by Dinerman... manufacturer was likely Keith Bros & Company. See this thread.
5 1/2" crown, 3 1/2" brim pencil curled to 3". Found via Dinerman's sharp eyes.
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Fantastic find! It's a real beauty (felt, form, sweat, bow)! Nothing like the old ones. Congrats!
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Thanks Steve... I was happy to find it in such nice shape.
