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[OldStrummer]

They are really nice, though. Is there any chance of shrinking them with a little steam? They are wool felt, aren't they?

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Wearing them around for a while will probably settle them on your head. Start out with the spacers, and as they tighten, remove the spacers. With daily wear this process will go quicker than you think......
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Spacers already added. We're having Noah-like weather these days, so I'm not ready to wear them outdoors. Wearing them indoors while working from home? That's another thing!

 

[Been]

I've not had much success using steam. To date, I've worked with my Akubra Campdraft open crown, using a tea kettle. Maybe, as some have predicted, I need to purchase a steamer...

Interesting, I just got my campdraft last week and have had success with a teapot.

 

[OldStrummer]

Spacers in. Here they are. I really like the looks of these hats. Once broken in, I think they'll get a lot of wear.

 

[Redfokker]

Spacers in. Here they are. I really like the looks of these hats. Once broken in, I think they'll get a lot of wear.
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Looking good Fred! Is that top one black? Very cool!

 

[OldStrummer]

Looking good Fred! Is that top one black? Very cool!

Hi Mike! No, it's navy blue. A color I wear a lot. The only navy hat I had up to this one was the pork pie.

 

[OldStrummer]

Hi Mike! No, it's navy blue. A color I wear a lot. The only navy hat I had up to this one was the pork pie.

And the Dobbs Rosebud. But that one's straw.

 

[deadlyhandsome]

Agnoulita in marine blue antelope/suede finish with charcoal trimmings.

More at the Agnoulita thread:
https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/does-anyone-know-agnoulita-hats.93020/page-3


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[deadlyhandsome]

Agnoulita #2 in caramel:

More at the Agnoulita thread
https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/does-anyone-know-agnoulita-hats.93020/page-3



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[deadlyhandsome]

Agnoulita #3 Cadet Blue (almost) with thin ribbon:

Nobody tell Eric that I tried to copy his hat.




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[Windsock8e]

Random find, looks unworn, Dunn & Co with 5” open crown, 2.5” brim, felt is firm but supple, crease how you want and it holds, in grey and fits *perfectly*! Happy Friday

 

[Redfokker]

Agnoulita in marine blue antelope/suede finish with charcoal trimmings.

More at the Agnoulita thread:
https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/does-anyone-know-agnoulita-hats.93020/page-3


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Me likey! Nice tone of blue.

 

[Redfokker]

Random find, looks unworn, Dunn & Co with 5” open crown, 2.5” brim, felt is firm but supple, crease how you want and it holds, in grey and fits *perfectly*! Happy Friday

Good to see you Christophe! Very pristine English hat. Love the innards.

 

[Windsock8e]

Good to see you Christophe! Very pristine English hat. Love the innards.

Thank you, I am not very vocal recently on the Lounge, but still checking in!

 

[Bushman]

Agnoulita in marine blue antelope/suede finish with charcoal trimmings.

More at the Agnoulita thread:
https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/does-anyone-know-agnoulita-hats.93020/page-3


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Wow! That color is gorgeous!

 

[Just A Hat Rack]

Got my new Akubra Lightning Ridge in Heritage Fawn today. Very pleased with it so far. Plus its comfy on my noggin!

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[deadlyhandsome]

Got my new Akubra Lightning Ridge in Heritage Fawn today. Very pleased with it so far. Plus its comfy on my noggin!

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It looks like it belongs on you. Nicely done.


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[Just A Hat Rack]

It looks like it belongs on you. Nicely done.

Thanks for all the advice and tipping me off to this hat Brent. I'm grateful for all of the help everyone on here has provided me.

 

[mayserwegener]

Josef Pichler & Söhne Graz, 56cm, possibly later 1930s early 1940s (see below). The hat is in NOS condition but unfortunately the brim was trimmed down to 2 inches. It came with the 1930s light green JHS "Standard Crystal Velour" I posted last week and was sold by the same store Rudolf Hanus Wien so it could be from a similar time period. The overall quality of this hat is high and the felt is fantastic (color, finish, hand). Josef Pichler was a brother of the more well known Anton Pichler.

Open Crown

 

[Bamaboots]

Picked up another Wrangler Montecristi, though not as nice as the first one. No indication who it was made by as the first one said made by Miller Bros. This one just says made in TX. Listed as a twenty star with a lamb skin sweat. Dimensions are a bit smaller at 3 1/2" x 6" with a 6" OC with a lot of taper and a wire reinforced brim. The weight is 3.8 oz. as opposed to the 4.25 oz. of the earlier one. Same mesh Wrangler liner. This hat's body is not as well made as my first one. A few flaws in the weave and way too much stiffener was used. Around a 350-400 wpsi as opposed to the over 500 on the earlier one. Appeared to be NOS as the tags were still attached and it came with a cattlemen crease that was so low it scraped the top of my head due to the amount of taper in the crown. The better hat listed for $120.00 as opposed to this ones $175.95 listing so I assume it was a later production. Still, for an actual Montecristi in western proportions, I'm happy.

 

[RJR]

Picked up another Wrangler Montecristi, though not as nice as the first one. No indication who it was made by as the first one said made by Miller Bros. This one just says made in TX. Listed as a twenty star with a lamb skin sweat. Dimensions are a bit smaller at 3 1/2" x 6" with a 6" OC with a lot of taper and a wire reinforced brim. The weight is 3.8 oz. as opposed to the 4.25 oz. of the earlier one. Same mesh Wrangler liner. This hat's body is not as well made as my first one. A few flaws in the weave and way too much stiffener was used. Around a 350-400 wpsi as opposed to the over 500 on the earlier one. Appeared to be NOS as the tags were still attached and it came with a cattlemen crease that was so low it scraped the top of my head due to the amount of taper in the crown. The better hat listed for $120.00 as opposed to this ones $175.95 listing so I assume it was a later production. Still, for an actual Montecristi in western proportions, I'm happy.
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Nice catch,Greg.