Vintage Borsalino Gray Beaver Felt Fedora Hat 1940s / 1950s Size 7 3/8

[Jimmy__patt]

Vintage light gray fedora. Marked size 7 3/8. Hat has some fading and discoloring. Has some rust marks . Leather band shows sign of wear. Please see all photos for details and measurements.

Open to offers. Asking $400

 

[Jimmy__patt]

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[belfastboy]

Vintage light gray fedora. Marked size 7 3/8. Hat has some fading and discoloring. Has some rust marks . Leather band shows sign of wear. Please see all photos for details and measurements.

Open to offers.

Items listed in the Classified need to have a price attached. I cannot see on the sweat band where it states it is 100% beaver content. Can you snap a picture of that and post?

 

[Jimmy__patt]

I dont believe it says that , i'll check when I get home but I brought it Borsalino on Avenue J in Brooklyn and they were going crazy over it. They dated it 1958 and said its Beaver.

Also i dont know what to price it at.

 

[belfastboy]

I dont believe it says that , i'll check when I get home but I brought it Borsalino on Avenue J in Brooklyn and they were going crazy over it. They dated it 1958 and said its Beaver.

Also i dont know what to price it at.

Check the Classified ads here to get an idea. Use the Google search "Fedora Lounge, Borsalino" or check the history of Borsa sales on Ebay. This will give you a range. Without it stating its beaver content the provenance/quality of the hat could be suspect. Or attach a price and see if there is any interest at that price.

 

[Jimmy__patt]

Ok I'll ask $400 considering the condition and age (70 years old)

 

[belfastboy]

Ok I'll ask $400 considering the condition and age (70 years old)

Do some research, and your price will be then based on actuals. You increase your chances of selling if the price reflects the market. Sometimes selling things requires a little bit of work on the part of the seller. But $400 is a start and now you can gauge the response.