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The Dobbs Diner...
Enjoying this beautiful day in my Dobbs made for Peller & Mure's in Buffalo, NY in the 1960s.- Crown Royal
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Show us their hats!
Louis Armstrong getting getting his hat fitted.- Crown Royal
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Show us their hats!
The Rat Pack in hats sandwiched by a pair of Dobbs on my office hat wall.- Crown Royal
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The Cavanagh Club
My Cavanagh from the 1960s. This hat is peculiar for a couple reasons. First, the price tag label lists this as a "Blue Onyx" model but the color appears more brown/burgundy in person which could be a result of UV ray exposure from outdoor wear. Second, this hat appears to have several...- Crown Royal
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The Resistol Roundup
My Resistol Dart with Self-Conforming Melorol stamped sweatband along with brim binding. It was made for the Dayton's Men's Store. Given the plastic tip liner and lack of the stylized "o" in the company logo, my best guess is that this hat was made in the final years under the Byer-Rolnick...- Crown Royal
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Show us their hats!
Robin Williams posing under the Golden Gate Bridge in 1998.- Crown Royal
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Ask a question, get an answer
Someone posted this in one of my Facebook groups asking if anyone could identify the manufacturer. He said he bought the hat in Stockholm, Sweden about a year ago.- Crown Royal
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Show us their hats!
Salsa music's Original Gangsters, Willie Colon and Hector Lavoe, grace the front and back covers of their 1973 classic album called "Crime Pays".- Crown Royal
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New Member to the Hat Forum
This is an amazing display of your family lineage, I would welcome any historical information you feel comfortable sharing on this public forum regarding the Mallory hat business. Cheers!- Crown Royal
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Show us their hats!
The decline in hat wear coincided with the proliferation of the automobile as a means of transportation. There was a minor resurgence since the 80s marked by the release of the Indiana Jones films as well as the rise of the hip-hop culture, of which fashion was one of its key elements. Run-DMC...- Crown Royal
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The Dobbs Diner...
My Dobbs Golden Coach Twenty-Five with Guild Edge from the 1960s- Crown Royal
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The Lords hat
My Berg Lord's Hat made for The Young Men's Shop in Easton, Maryland.- Crown Royal
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THE MALLORY MILE
My Mallory Fifth Avenue produced for Kraus Mens Wear. As you can see, the liner has very trippy design ... that coupled with the plastic tip lead me to think this is likely from the 1950's or 1960s before the appearance of the "Mallory by Stetson" brand but I'm no expert so please let me know if...- Crown Royal
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
Very easy to see why. Nice lid and outfit!- Crown Royal
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PORTIS PATH
My Portis Sterling Quality made for Fields Clothing Co. in Maryville, MO. The plastic tip liner suggests 1950s or 1960s but I'm no expert so please let me know if you have a more accurate timeframe.- Crown Royal
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
“Michael Corleone says hello!” - Tony Rosato Today, I am wearing a Portis Sterling Quality made for Fields Clothing Co. in Maryville, MO. I will post more photos in the Portis Path thread.- Crown Royal
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
Thank you! I agree with your assessment. The black sweatband, in particular, would make the 60s a really strong possibility. I also have a longish face but I do love wearing the stingy-brims.- Crown Royal
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