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[Daniele Tanto]

Certainly interesting hats and I do like misto felts. The style is not my cup of tea though. The misto quaglia is a new colour at least.

Stefano, this cup of tea Is far from my taste too but Misto Quaglia is a new entry in Borsalino colors and Misto Acciaio is not so common. Said so, the rest of curiosity Is the marvellous touch of the felt and the accurate works on the hats. Hope someone will enjoy these "differenti twins"

 

[Pellie]

Panizza Special. No label, so don't know the age, but there is some cellophane inside, however it is broken, but my guess is 60's.
Felt and sweatband are in good condition.
I have to stretch it bit to fits my head and give it a good brush......

After brushing, stretching, brim up will do the job best imho.

 

[RickP]

A minor ebay snafu that worked out well... Had bought a cheaper hat and THIS was in the box when it arrived (got ahold of the seller and ended working a deal for BOTH hats). Its a nice clean '85 era Stetson James Dean Foundation 4x beaver in silverbelly and actually in a 7 1/4 Long Oval.. Knocked off a bit of dust and it fits perfectly. The front brim seems to want to snap back up on its own so Ill fire up the steamer here in a bit and fix that. An ebay with a happy ending

 

[Steve1857]

A minor ebay snafu that worked out well... Had bought a cheaper hat and THIS was in the box when it arrived (got ahold of the seller and ended working a deal for BOTH hats). Its a nice clean '85 era Stetson James Dean Foundation 4x beaver in silverbelly and actually in a 7 1/4 Long Oval.. Knocked off a bit of dust and it fits perfectly. The front brim seems to want to snap back up on its own so Ill fire up the steamer here in a bit and fix that. An ebay with a happy ending View attachment 620796 View attachment 620797

That is one fortuitous mistake, Rick.

I'd hold on to it, too. Great liner btw.

 

[RickP]

That is one fortuitous mistake, Rick.

I'd hold on to it, too. Great liner btw.

I actually hat the hat in my watchlist, but it had inched up beyond what I wanted to pay for it. With the discount they offered I got it for what it was worth to me. I figure I find enough $25 hats... might as well pay market price for something once in a while. I got a nice hat at a decent price, and the seller didnt get burned either... win-win

 

[Blare]

A minor ebay snafu that worked out well... Had bought a cheaper hat and THIS was in the box when it arrived (got ahold of the seller and ended working a deal for BOTH hats). Its a nice clean '85 era Stetson James Dean Foundation 4x beaver in silverbelly and actually in a 7 1/4 Long Oval.. Knocked off a bit of dust and it fits perfectly. The front brim seems to want to snap back up on its own so Ill fire up the steamer here in a bit and fix that. An ebay with a happy ending View attachment 620796 View attachment 620797

All‘s well that ends well. Nice hat.

 

[mayserwegener]

Resistol - R. & M. Wegener "Majestic" "Self Conforming" "Kitten Finish", 58 cm, possibly late 1950s early 1960s. This Homburg Hat was "Made In License In Germany" by R. & M. Wegener. R. & M. Wegener received the license to produce Resistol Hats in 1958. This is a very fine made Homburg Hat and similar quality as branded R. & M. Wegener Homburg Hats of the same time period.

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R. & M. Wegener - Resistol Garland Texas

Klaus Theodor Wegener and Hans Wegener took over the management after 1945. Klaus Theodor Wegener was responsible for initiating the extraordinary relationships to several hat companies in the United States and after working in Garland, Texas at Resistol, R. & M. Wegener was granted the license to produce Resistol hats in Germany from 1958 onwards.

 

[The Shoe]

Resistol - R. & M. Wegener "Majestic" "Self Conforming" "Kitten Finish", 58 cm, possibly late 1950s early 1960s. This Homburg Hat was "Made In License In Germany" by R. & M. Wegener. R. & M. Wegener received the license to produce Resistol Hats in 1958. This is a very fine made Homburg Hat and similar quality as branded R. & M. Wegener Homburg Hats of the same time period.

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R. & M. Wegener - Resistol Garland Texas

Klaus Theodor Wegener and Hans Wegener took over the management after 1945. Klaus Theodor Wegener was responsible for initiating the extraordinary relationships to several hat companies in the United States and after working in Garland, Texas at Resistol, R. & M. Wegener was granted the license to produce Resistol hats in Germany from 1958 onwards.

So many of the hats in your collection are in pristine condition. Here’s another stunner!

 

[mayserwegener]

So many of the hats in your collection are in pristine condition. Here’s another stunner!

Gary, Thank you! I have been mostly lucky.

 

[dh66]

First time I've ever come across a Del Monico. I recognized the brand from some that Charlie @hatsRme has posted, and figured for $5 it was worth a try. Needless to say, I'm pretty impressed by the quality of this one. The felt's a little dense for much central Alabama summertime wearing, but it's definitely going to be a favorite come cooler weather.

 

[BobHufford]

Picked this up for $1.00 at a garage sale. My wife has already claimed it.

 

[GHT]

Wow, that was quick! Five hats in one go: I was really proud of myself and all my wife said was: "now you just need to get rid of the rest of them!". See what I'm up against?

Si vis praecurrere, petasum. As they would have said in ancient Rome.

 

[Snowman]

Stetson western just in time for the heat wave.

 

[Rmccamey]

Nice find, Bob.

Picked this up for $1.00 at a garage sale. My wife has already claimed it.

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[BobHufford]

Nice find, Bob.

Thanks Randy!

 

[BobHufford]

A cheap find at a local flea market. Mid-1960s and stingy, but someone who is this large size might be happy to have it. Needs a cleaning.

 

[RickP]

Some where here there ought to be a big boy that would give it some love. Till you find someone, thanks for rescuing it. Around my neck if the east texas woods about all I can find in flea markets and junk stores are trucker caps and old beater cowboy hats.

 

[BobHufford]

Some where here there ought to be a big boy that would give it some love. Till you find someone, thanks for rescuing it. Around my neck if the east texas woods about all I can find in flea markets and junk stores are trucker caps and old beater cowboy hats.

Here too most of the time. There was a mid-‘60s stingy Borsalino in another booth, but they wanted $80.

 

[RickP]

Something unusual came in the mail today... A hat that I really dont have to do anythng to lol. My old silverbelly Moose River was lonely so I found one of the brown ones ( real similar to my first one in 1972). This has always been one of my favorite modest brimmed, soft, casual hats...Now I have a choice of color

I SAID i dont have to do anythng to it, but I probably WILL take off the leather band and install a decent ribbon soon.

The silverbelly actually looks better than the picture shows... its fresh out of the gas bath and still drying... still need a good after bath brushing too

 

[rogueclimber]

This has always been one of my favorite modest brimmed, soft, casual hats...

I do enjoy a good Moose River!