The Wiser Hatter
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Alan no head shot
sweet looking knox thou.
sweet looking knox thou.
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The School of Hard Knox
- Thread starter Tony in Tarzana
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Thank you AL and Jeff!
BR, the brim measures 2 7/8" and the crown as I have it creased is 4 3/4"
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Jedwbpm
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I love my Knox and will be on the look out for more. The price was great and the quality second to non and made in Connecticut make them all the better.
Jeff
Jeff
facade
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Factory Pictures
Some pictures I took of the former Knox hat factory in Brooklyn.
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Some pictures I took of the former Knox hat factory in Brooklyn.
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DJH
I'll Lock Up
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That's cool, Facade.
Do you know what the building is used for now - looks like it would make nice lofts.
Do you know what the building is used for now - looks like it would make nice lofts.
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It is living space now.
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facade
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Knox Superfine Derby, Long Hair Beaver/Melusine Finish
Lustrous, long hair beaver/melusine finish derby probably dating to the 1910s-1920 era. First of this type I have seen and examined. The fur appears to be dyed very consistently on the crown exterior and interior, as well as the upper surface of the brim, but exhibits a variegated appearance on the brim under surface.
Exquisite Knox Superfine crest applied to the crown upside down, in contravention to the norm, its rich, warm gold details and royal purple background is quite mercurial and exceedingly difficult to capture photographically. Crest is duplicated on the sweatband in high relief. No United Hatters stamp present behind the sweatband, which is of exceptional quality and without retailer logo.
Crown: 5-1/4".
Ribbon: 1".
Brim: 2" front and back.
Sweatband: 1-7/8".
Lustrous, long hair beaver/melusine finish derby probably dating to the 1910s-1920 era. First of this type I have seen and examined. The fur appears to be dyed very consistently on the crown exterior and interior, as well as the upper surface of the brim, but exhibits a variegated appearance on the brim under surface.
Exquisite Knox Superfine crest applied to the crown upside down, in contravention to the norm, its rich, warm gold details and royal purple background is quite mercurial and exceedingly difficult to capture photographically. Crest is duplicated on the sweatband in high relief. No United Hatters stamp present behind the sweatband, which is of exceptional quality and without retailer logo.
Crown: 5-1/4".
Ribbon: 1".
Brim: 2" front and back.
Sweatband: 1-7/8".
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- Buffalo, NY
Fantastic!!!
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That is just dreamy - a rare catch and you've done a great job capturing it.
