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Beauty that, would be reasonable to assume it's early twentieth century I think, in fabulous condition for it's age.- NorthernBloke
- Post #1,298
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Got the French cap, very nice thirties bin lid style, will post pictures on Monday.- NorthernBloke
- Post #1,295
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Aye, most were worn to destruction probably, give us an update once you receive it.- NorthernBloke
- Post #1,294
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Just bought this retrosport cap from mamieblue ebay which is similar to the more British cut of caps i like(they may not actually be uniquely british style cap) i have had the darted caps from them but i prefer the style i posted recently more, it will be interesting to see how it fits...- NorthernBloke
- Post #1,292
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Another cap spotted, in the USA this time, unknown size(measurment of crown in listing, probably small) https://www.ebay.com/itm/235546907460- NorthernBloke
- Post #1,291
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The wax cap i mentioned previously that my mum made.- NorthernBloke
- Post #1,290
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Nice old cap spotted, reasonable price, 57cm size, must be old inner liner is style with no grosgrain or leather band, something seen in British caps in the past i think, ships to USA according to listing. Not my size unfortunately but i have enough caps to last a good 50 years...- NorthernBloke
- Post #1,289
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No prob, saw it on a older and more obscure thread on here, sent it to my mum too to give her ideas to perhaps make one for me in future haha, she recently made an older style cap for me from taking apart a manky old cap and used the pattern to make it a new one out of waxed cotton, will try get...- NorthernBloke
- Post #1,288
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Think i saw them on etsy, the grey prince of wales is my favourite, nice hats.- NorthernBloke
- Post #1,286
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- Post #1,284
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The mass observation, Humphrey Spender. https://boltonworktown.co.uk/photographers/humphrey-spender/- NorthernBloke
- Post #1,282
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More modern style caps in this picture, i'm guessing late fifties going on early sixties Just bought this vintage cap for my(upcoming) birthday too lol.- NorthernBloke
- Post #1,281
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Help with {date or identify} a hat please.....!
Sorry, i guess it was a bit of a vague question, I'm more a flat cap wearer so don't know much about fedoras, thanks for the answer.- NorthernBloke
- Post #585
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Help with {date or identify} a hat please.....!
Hi guys, does anyone know what kind of fedora this is? i don't think it will be that old, just bought it for £20.- NorthernBloke
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- Post #1,276
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Just been quite busy lately, will post more if i see any more decent pics.- NorthernBloke
- Post #1,275
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- Post #1,273
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- Post #1,272
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Vintage Hats from 1920's - 40's Ireland Question
I think newsboy caps were more late 1800s and early 20th century on the British isles and Europe, as far as i know flat caps become the norm in the 1910's. There is a style of flat cap called ''bond'' caps what are produced now and existed in the the thirties what very much resemble early to mid...- NorthernBloke
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