The OTHER Ways, Advertising and ephemera of the Golden Era from other than Stetson

[M Hatman]

Then I guess Champ's ad agency selected a model who resembled him quite a bit.

Hard to say.....I would think if it was George Montgomery they would say so in the ad like Stetson does.
The model also looks a lot like Dana Andrews.....who himself looked a lot like George Montgomery too....the two of them look a lot alike.

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[M Hatman]

1950 Coke ad with some nice westerns......
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[M Hatman]

Here is a fun Chesterfield ad from 1945.....
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[mayserwegener]

J. Hückel´s Söhne Store Display, probably later 1930s. Supposedly it was once displayed in a Milwaukee, Wisconsin hat shop.

 

[M Hatman]

And here, from "OUT OF THE HEAT OF A SAVAGE JUNGLE", we have a 1953 ad for Lee Straws....
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[M Hatman]

And also from 1953......Lee has a "new idea" to solve your Christmas gift problems....
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[M Hatman]

Dobbs like Stetson.........tells us how to put it together !! This time it is 1953 with a "New Note for Fall" the Dobbs Overtone...............
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[mayserwegener]

Nagy Wien, House Mark Brüder Böhm, Large Format Poster, 1935 (not mine).

 

[M Hatman]

1953 and Champ "Lighter-Weights" are good the whole year round! Note they are "pre-creased" to keep a "fresh-from-the-hatbox shape"!!!!!!!!!!!
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[M Hatman]

Quick note.....lets keep this thread "internet scrounge/troll free" and limit posts to ads we own. I do not mean to offend anyone but We could load it up quick with undocumented internet images or reproductions. I know I spend a lot of money and time collecting and documenting my collection. Images from museum collections are fine......
Thanks,
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[M Hatman]

Nagy Wien, House Mark Brüder Böhm, Large Format Ad, 1935 (not mine).

Love the artwork on this!!
That counter card in the other post is awesome!
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[M Hatman]

It is 1952 and Champ seems to have beat Dobbs to the punch on gift certificates.......(of course they had been around for a while with many companies).
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[mayserwegener]

Love the artwork on this!!
That counter card in the other post is awesome!
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The Nagy - Brüder Böhm Poster is by a famous graphic artist from Vienna. I think it's still for sale if I can find the website.

I found it but it's no longer for sale or sold. There are some other posters by the Otto Löbl at this site.

Nagy caps hats ...
House brand Brothers Böhm
Owner L. & J. Nagy, Vienna. Design studio Otto (= Otto Löbl), Austria around 1935. Without imprints. Size about 188 x 126 cm.
Poster printed in 2 parts.
Folded, in the shell, in the "GY" over loading entrance, number of back appears through. Code 11090

https://www.plakatkontor.de/ivpda-poster-show/otto-atelier-otto-loebl-nagy---boehm-huete.html

 

[M Hatman]

1856 and Dobbs recommends the "Double Life"..............." for all the lives you lead"
Note the cutaway image in the corner showing the "unique Duo-Roll Brim ".......
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[mayserwegener]

C. G. Wilke Velourhüte, C. G. Wilke Lodenhüte Postcard (1932)

Front

Wilke Velour hats, Wilke Loden hats can't be destroyed through wear

My hat is a Wilke,
Wilke is my hat,
And if it's not a Wilke,
It's not my hat

Back

The Wilke hat has been Germany's top brand for over 100 years.

As you have seen over time, I (Franz Rumpf) deliver the top German factory labor produces.

The latest models have arrived. The one for you is waiting, so please come and visit.

 

[mayserwegener]

I have several of these JHS Promotional Pocket Mirrors from 1930s. You can see the seven models here.

 

[M Hatman]

1958 January, Resistol "Krushables".
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[chicken1616]

Hard to say.....I would think if it was George Montgomery they would say so in the ad like Stetson does.
The model also looks a lot like Dana Andrews.....who himself looked a lot like George Montgomery too....the two of them look a lot alike.
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Looks like Dana Andrews.

 

[M Hatman]

1957.....Lee (Disney), Resistol, Borsalino, Barbisio, Panizza, Lynbrook, Lancaster, Brooklyn Braid Company (makers of hat bows), SEA-LAC (makers of hat sizing), and More!
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[M Hatman]

January 1958......lot's and lot's of hat "stuff", as above!
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All from this: