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1940's Carlsbad 4x7, wool felt in Light Sand
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Biiig crown. Dare I say...cavernous?
Having owned this hat for two to three weeks before moving it on, I can attest to what a bad a$$ hat it is. Before the X’s and varying qualities, this is what you got. The Boss. Maybe the finest felt I’ve laid a hand to and with the wide ribbon, just a stand alone hat. Pretty much pristine too. The only hat I’ve started to hang onto that didn’t come anywhere close to fitting me. Thanks for posting it.
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Deutscher Schützenhut (German Shooting Hat), no company marks, size 58cm, Open Crown 6 inches, Loden Wool or Loden Wool - Fur Blend, with Crease Clip and Curled Brim.
Rmccamey
I'll Lock Up
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Yes, a very nice hat, indeed.
J. Hückel'a Synove Vídeň (J. Hückel´s Söhne Wien), 3/4 Point, Crown 4 1/2 inches, Brim 2 1/4 inches, 154 grams. Probably early 1900s and might be occupational. Has a lower profile and striking liner / sweatband.
Hapsburg Double Eagle
Also a 1/4 Point Size 5 3/4 or 58.5 cm.
Can see the low Crown and flat Brim.
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Randy, Thanks!
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Stetson BRE
This hat belonged to an employee of a family owned cattle sale barn. It remained there for ~30 yrs after the employee failed to take it with him when he resigned.
I've posted before about the Palace Clothing Co in the Vintage Hat Stores thread. The Auerbach family were early Kansas settlers involved in statehood & early Kansas politics.
This hat belonged to an employee of a family owned cattle sale barn. It remained there for ~30 yrs after the employee failed to take it with him when he resigned.
I've posted before about the Palace Clothing Co in the Vintage Hat Stores thread. The Auerbach family were early Kansas settlers involved in statehood & early Kansas politics.
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RossRYoung
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Another beaut! What the LOT on this one Jack? Would have assumed it’s 20s based on the VVV sweat stitching.
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You may be correct Ross. I edited my OP. I don't have the Lot # as I have never rolled out the sweat. I do have a pic of the red tag taken with a mirror.
