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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

PDXHAT

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Brushed up and steamed an old Resistol I happened on a few years back for ten bucks. What's the era on these--60s?
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Brushed up and steamed an old Resistol I happened on a few years back for ten bucks. What's the era on these--60s?

Nice! No later than 1967 with the Byer-Rolnick branding.

Hard to date with the Nudelman Bros. vendor. They cover several decades. This was from 1939: The hat is interesting in this uniform example

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That's a beauty, Joe! Love it.

Thank you Stefan.

Italian week is still going. I owe you this week's entries.

Let's hope I can remember which one is which;)
Borsalino Cocisca nutria Dattero
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Borsalino Ecosca nutria Condor
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Borsalino Mula 40 1/2 nutria opale
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Borsalino Faunosca martora china

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Borsalino lobbia misto Nebbia
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Borsalino Faunosca 38 1/2 Ghiaccio
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Borsalino Celespo nutria opale

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looking great. Enjoying the show!
 

Randall Renshaw

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Italian week is still going. I owe you this week's entries.

Let's hope I can remember which one is which;)
Borsalino Cocisca nutria Dattero
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Borsalino Ecosca nutria Condor
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Borsalino Mula 40 1/2 nutria opale
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Borsalino Faunosca martora china

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Borsalino lobbia misto Nebbia
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Borsalino Faunosca 38 1/2 Ghiaccio
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Borsalino Celespo nutria opale

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Man, this week’s batch is surely superior, to my tastes, Stefan!
What’s a martaro?
And thanks for the compliments on my last two efforts!
 
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I really like the shape of this Heinr. ITA Wien homburg so different from the ones I've been wearing in recent weeks. Variety is always key.
Complimenti Steve!
Daniele, Thank you! I agree. It has extreme brim flange which is different. I have really enjoyed your series of Homburgs. The latest Carlton "Chapeau de Luxe" is really superb. Stunning color combo -> Felt vs. Band/Binding!
 

AbbaDatDeHat

I'll Lock Up
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Italian week is still going. I owe you this week's entries.

Let's hope I can remember which one is which;)
Borsalino Cocisca nutria Dattero
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Borsalino Ecosca nutria Condor
View attachment 303700

Borsalino Mula 40 1/2 nutria opale
View attachment 303701

Borsalino Faunosca martora china

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View attachment 303714

Borsalino lobbia misto Nebbia
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Borsalino Faunosca 38 1/2 Ghiaccio
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Borsalino Celespo nutria opale

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My my!!
One of the most epic posts ever, Stefan.
Fantastic parade of exquisite examples all things Borsalino.
Marvelous. Thank you.
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Spectacular hat! What is the model? Has lines similar to a Strat but I don't know enough about Stetson to be sure.


I’ve been enjoying your contributions. It’s great to see new members and new to us hats.

Just a hint: if you respond to a specific post, rather than just adding to the thread, the person you responded to will get an alert and is more likely to respond to your question.
 
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Anton Peschel Neutitschein possibly mid 1920s. I received this hat from a FL member back in 2010. He had it restored by Optimo Chicago which I think did a good job but I wish he had kept the original Sweatband (see below). The original Band was missing and the original Liner was shredded (see below). The Black Velour is of really high quality.

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Original Liner Remnants

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Original Sweatband

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Imported by the "The Star Clo. Co. Macon, GA". I found some info on "The Star Clo. Co. Macon, GA". The company was owned by David Wachtel Sr. who immigrated from Austria / Bohemia in 1867. (Federal Census records showed there was community of people that immigrated from Austria / Bohemia.) His son David Wachtel Jr. born in Macon 1895 was also involved in the business and took over sometime after his father's death in 1920s (not listed in 1930 census). I have no idea how long the business lasted after 1930.

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Paper Label

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Anton Peschel Neutitschein possibly mid 1920s. I received this hat from a FL member back in 2010. He had it restored by Optimo Chicago which I think did a good job but I wish he had kept the original Sweatband (see below). The original Band was missing and the original Liner was shredded (see below). The Black Velour is of really high quality.

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50871698356_a586ac1a89_b.jpg


Original Liner Remnants

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Original Sweatband

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Imported by the "The Star Clo. Co. Macon, GA". I found some info on "The Star Clo. Co. Macon, GA". The company was owned by David Wachtel Sr. who immigrated from Austria / Bohemia in 1867. (Federal Census records showed there was community of people that immigrated from Austria / Bohemia.) His son David Wachtel Jr. born in Macon 1895 was also involved in the business and took over sometime after his father's death in 1920s (not listed in 1930 census). I have no idea how long the business lasted after 1930.

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Paper Label

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Yes. Love that old sweat. At least you still have it.
 

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