That is simply beautiful, inside and out!J. Hückel´s Söhne "Flexible" "Rauh" possibly later 1930s. The light weight Rauh / Rough finish mélange felt is fantastic. The hand is very soft with not much nap. The overall condition is great. I found this Soft Felt back in 2020.
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J. Hückel´s Söhne, Display Cards, 10 cm x 4 cm, possibly mid to later 1920s. I found these Disply Cards back in 2019,
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Here lately I've been drawn to the large brim western style hats. Here's my latest addition to my collection, a Stetson Open Crown 4X Beaver with thin ribbon hatband and last drop liner. A previous owner added the rawhide wind strap with deer antler. I have a pencil curl tool on the way & will try it out on this hat once it arrives.
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Another Sovereign Stetson Temple. This one in Caribou color. I LOVE the color, but this one needs some attention... its WAAAAY stiffer than my other Temples. I posted it in the "ASK A QUESTION" section for softening suggestions. Beautiful felt... just too stiff. Sigh... it looks good, and definately holds it s shape... maybe i should just wear the heck out of it lol
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It is a beautiful hat, so I think that is the best option!
Very nice, Timmy. Anxious to see the results of your brim curling!
Too kind, Mark. Thank you
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Finally! Been lookin for this Pre-Stetson Mallory for 5 years. Till now I haven’t found one in good condition in my size that was made pre-1947. This’n will do. lol
Also included a photo of my latest bread concoction. Been teaching myself to be a bread chef! As if I need extra belly rolls.
Also included a photo of my latest bread concoction. Been teaching myself to be a bread chef! As if I need extra belly rolls.
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Nice looking hat, Rick!
I’ve tried many different ways, but the only way I’ve found to work is a full tear down and soaking the hat body in hot water for a good while. But then ya gotta reblock and sew it all back together, so, not a good method on a hat that doesn’t already need anything.
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Im thinking this is going to be a "wear it" and "age" process. Ive wondered if a massager might vibrate things loose against crown or brim blocks Hummm?
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And a stitched brim to boot!Finally! Been lookin for this Pre-Stetson Mallory for 5 years. Till now I haven’t found one in good condition in my size that was made pre-1947. This’n will do. lol View attachment 649112 View attachment 649113 View attachment 649108 View attachment 649109 View attachment 649110 View attachment 649111
Also included a photo of my latest bread concoction. Been teaching myself to be a bread chef! As if I need extra belly rolls.
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