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Thanks Bob, I think your S.A. looks great too!I missed this one somehow. Wow! It's what my X-Double-X San Antonio wishes it could be.
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Thanks Bob, I think your S.A. looks great too!I missed this one somehow. Wow! It's what my X-Double-X San Antonio wishes it could be.
Thank you Dlaniger !Love the block on that hat,DD.
Great profile.
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It is a color out of the ordinary, like many of Borsalino, because it is a gray with brown shades. Thanks, StefanLonghair heather felt in grey and brown; doesn't look weird to me: love it!
There is a continuity in the paper labels and the wording on the lining in the change of ownership in the Borsalino in the mid-eighties. Borsalino has moved from the center of Alessandria to the outskirts in an industrial area of Marengo Spineta. Then the vicissitudes of the last thirty years have led to some changes, some visible in the construction and designation of the hat, others not very notable. In the next few days I will make a series of exemplary photographs to give a more visual answer. It remains a fact that the production has had ups and downs, but always in the collections there were hats of the highest quality. See for example the catalog I published 1988-89 that I published a few months ago.Is there some simple way to identify a Borsalino from short before and then after they left Alessandria?
Maybe some major differences in look or wording of liner, sweatband or paper-label?
Is it true they still have "Alessandria" printed on newer hats?
Thanks guy! This modern G.B. Borsalino fu Lazzaro is one of the "hidden" gems of Borsalino's recent production. Yes, of course, it is light and extremely wearable due to its softness. Finding another one will perhaps be possible, but this was a bargain in which I bought a warehouse fund, previously sold for charity.I can't tell you how much I like your hat. Every component is awesome. I'll bet it is light weight too. You would look great wearing this hat in ANY situation. Let me know if you find another one in 71/8. Good on ya mate.
Yes Bill, they are very similar, mine has more yellow in it.I have a Borsalino with the color name Bruciato (Burnt). Very similar.
Jared, Thank you! I believe this is the original form. All the components are original. It appeared to have had a crown patch (you can see the glue residue) which is missing.I love the profile of this one, Steve. Did that "S" come with the hat? If so, it was meant to pass to your hands.
Reminds me a little bit of the hat from The Shadow.
Warmed up to above 0'f by the time I was heading out for the day. The warmer temps are welcome. Still cap day - a glorious Best Dressed Head cap.
Best, Eric-
Ah, the Great White North!Fedoras are great, flat caps are nice, ushankas are nifty but nothing beats winter headwear like a good trusty wool toque.
Johnny
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How come he's not wearing a toque?
Oh, he's not from the Great White North, eh.