German & Austrian Hutmachers

[Pellie]

Mayser in a natural color. Nice proportions on this one.

 

[mayserwegener]

Mayser in a natural color. Nice proportions on this one.
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Marcel, Super find! I really like the Felt.color and finish. You wear it well!

 

[Pellie]

Marcel, Super find! I really like the Felt.color and finish. You wear it well!

Thank you Steve! It is a very nice hat indeed.

 

[steur]

Nagy Gloria fedora in grey. Size 57 with the bound brim at 6cm and the crown at 11 cm at the center dent. Very nice two coloured ribbon.

 

[mayserwegener]

Nagy Gloria fedora in grey. Size 57 with the bound brim at 6cm and the crown at 11 cm at the center dent. Very nice two coloured ribbon.

Stefan, Great find! The Band colors and Bow design is are fantastic! I am not sure of the source. I will have to see if I can find a paper label match.

 

[jeffgarf]

Every so often you unexpectedly find one of your Grail hats. I just received this Hückel Superior in today. Behind the hatband was the ad below, attached, folded to resize the hat. Per @mayserwegener , as I had hoped, it's a pre-war JHS. This would be the top of the line mass-produced hat most frequently worn by the Jewish community throughout pre-Europe (I think most may have been locally made by hatmakers in it near the communities). Before Borsalino gained its popularity, post-war, in the States. This was likely THE Jewish black hat.



The ad, for a Austrian pram-seller, is likely from the 1930's based on the phone exchanges used.

 

[Judgmentalist]

Every so often you unexpectedly find one of your Grail hats. I just received this Hückel Superior in today. Behind the hatband was the ad below, attached, folded to resize the hat. Per @mayserwegener , as I had hoped, it's a pre-war JHS. This would be the top of the line mass-produced hat most frequently worn by the Jewish community throughout pre-Europe (I think most may have been locally made by hatmakers in it near the communities). Before Borsalino gained its popularity, post-war, in the States. This was likely THE Jewish black hat.

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The ad, for an Austrian pram-seller, is likely from the 1930's based on the phone exchanges used.

This is epically cool.

 

[mayserwegener]

Every so often you unexpectedly find one of your Grail hats. I just received this Hückel Superior in today. Behind the hatband was the ad below, attached, folded to resize the hat. Per @mayserwegener , as I had hoped, it's a pre-war JHS. This would be the top of the line mass-produced hat most frequently worn by the Jewish community throughout pre-Europe (I think most may have been locally made by hatmakers in it near the communities). Before Borsalino gained its popularity, post-war, in the States. This was likely THE Jewish black hat.

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The ad, for a Austrian pram-seller, is likely from the 1930's based on the phone exchanges used.

Jeff, Again Super find! It has a Type - 4 Paper Label. The CM size was added to the paper labels in the 1930s. The FP 5 1/2 is the Block Size.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/26044488@N04/albums/72157719036974144/

As I mentioned Mauerer Wien is a famous Vienna Hat store that is still in business. I have a number of JHS hats sold by Mauerer Wien.

https://www.hut-online.com/?srsltid=AfmBOoqXOUutg_W7U4axvUnYInF7520-gYIW_4izJFZJZpGROfqNcPLq