Western, anyone?

[VoodooSan]

Another CAS hat, this one's an American 7X beaver Lucky 7. I found this in a store in Livermore, CA, about 8 years ago. In a row of completely flat-brimmed Americans, it was the only one with just the slightest dip, and I immediately fell in love with it.

 

[MikeinRome]

Miller Fine Hats, Denver. 4X Quality. 3 inch brim and 5 1/2 inch open crown. There's no mfg tags. It's guessed that these date to the 40's or 50's. Notice the 5 stars attached to hat. This is the second Miller hat from this era that I've bought that has these same 5 stars. Coincidence? I took the stars off of the other hat before posting it on the Lounge, thinking that the stars were a one-time anomaly.

 

[MikeinRome]

I'm about tempted to start a thread on these Miller hats and consolidate all of them scattered around on different threads on the Lounge.

 

[Steve1857]

I'm about tempted to start a thread on these Miller hats and consolidate all of them scattered around on different threads on the Lounge.

Sounds like a good idea, Mike.

Go for it!

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Stetson OR 3X in Dun.

 

[VoodooSan]

Time for another CAS hat. This is one from Nate Funmaker, when he was operating as Bounty Hunter Hats in Colorado. It's marked on the band as a "western slope" shape, in 100% rabbit, and was made in December of 1996. It came to me in PHENOMENAL shape for an almost 28-year-old hat.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Resistol 3X felted edge. Among the softest 3X’s I own, I can only assume the hood was hand selected because of the labor of a hand felted edge.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Optimo Original West