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wtb: Pale Grey Fedora, 7 1/2
I'll pass on those. I'm looking for '40s or older. Is the McAndrew older than the 50s?- VintageEveryday
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- Forum: Classifieds
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wtb: Pale Grey Fedora, 7 1/2
Message me with photos, if you're willing to part with one- VintageEveryday
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Anyone selling a Stetson stratoliner 7 5/8?
Asking $125 plus shipping (I paid $250 at a shop,) . Comes with the TWA pin. Not pictured, however. 4 inch crown, 2 3/8 brim.- VintageEveryday
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WTB Vintage Stingy Brim Fedora: 7 3/8 to 7 1/2
Here's the '50s Dobbs and a 1950s Malrov. I believe the Malrov is 2 1/8 and the Dobbs is 2.- VintageEveryday
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Anyone selling a Stetson stratoliner 7 5/8?
I have one! It's tawny. A modern hat...7 1/2 but fits like a 7 5/8. Would you like to see pictures?- VintageEveryday
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- Forum: Classifieds
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WTB Vintage Stingy Brim Fedora: 7 3/8 to 7 1/2
I have one in a 7 3/8. It's a mid '50s dobbs, i think. Cinnamon brown with a caramel ribbon. I'll post photos shortly.- VintageEveryday
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wtb: Pale Grey Fedora, 7 1/2
Looking for a tall crowned, wide brimmed fedora in a pale grey to replace an old beater of mine. The color of this one is a soft watery silver grey instead of that red-ish taupe grey you often see in vintage hats. Any leads? It can be a beater as well, so long as it doesn't have any major moth...- VintageEveryday
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WTB: Project/Beater Hat, 1920s
Looking for a project/beater hat for restoration dating from, or possibly in the style of the 1920s in a size 7 1/4- 7 5/8 .- VintageEveryday
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Button Boots Anyone
I don't trust the Pakistani boot makers on eBay. But those seem to be the cheapest authentic button boots out there. Unfortunately, it's still too expensive for me . and nobody's got them for around $90-$100 without them being garbage.- VintageEveryday
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- Forum: General Attire & Accoutrements
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WTB: Button Boots
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- Forum: Classifieds
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WTB: Button Boots
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WTB: Button Boots
Looking for 1910s-20s style button boots. I'll accept zipper sides with faux buttons if the uppers are properly curved (not cone shaped like Stacy Adams). I can't begin to hope to find a pair of ones that button for a $130 or less (trying to do less) budget, but it's worth a try. Size 10.5-11 D .- VintageEveryday
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