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A Borsalino M. Prato in color C. Pineta if i say this correctly? Fantastic soft felt (velours) on this one, and good proportions. -
Scored from a nice lady yesterday off FB Marketplace: a nearly mint (absent the original hatband) Stetson Big Country. I already have...
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@One Drop @The Lost kansan Just to wrap this up what I was told yesterday was that the Cowboy Cut Original Fit 13MWZ’s are all 100%...
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Discovered this in a thrift store in West Plains, Missouri (hometown of Porter Wagoner!) for $2.00 today. Dresher Brothers (Omaha)...
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Naptha works well to clean felt. If I am charged with restoring a hat I always remove the leather sweat band and liner. The naptha is...
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I found a vintage borsalino at a flea market and I got it for $7. It had obviously gotten wet and there was quite a bit of mold on the...
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M Hatman replied to the thread Show us their hats!.Circa 1910 On the left is somebody's (not mine) Great Uncle Sewell Hoveland.
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Poor Emilio, he's not impressed. Ginger, meanwhile, has his own definition to a bed of straw.
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Iconic Russell Lee photograph featuring a 1930s Texan in an Open Road type hat
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Joe De Yong Joe was a protégé of Charles M. Russell, worked in Hollywood and was an acclaimed western artist. 1930.
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Mick's nemesis, John Lennon, The press would have us believe that much rivalry existed between The Beatles & The Rolling Stones, when...
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Footage from the 1920's of funfairs in the Netherlands. Loads of great hats on display. For the women it seems the cloche was all the rage.
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David Francis Barry, photographer, 1854 - 1934.
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Ben Maney Gault, Texas Ranger of Bonnie and Clyde posse fame. Not sure the exact dates of the pictures but I’m pretty sure they’re from...
