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Michael R.

Call Me a Cab
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West Tennessee USA
This is a custom hat I had from Cappelleria Melegari in Milan
Sergio Anzani, the hatter, has a catalog of five or six basic forms of hats from where you can get variations on the theme, as well as a historical shop where sell the best brands in the world of hats.
I chose a form from the thirties and this is the result
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Proportions are: brim at 6.5 cm. (2 5/8 inches) and crown at 12.5 cm. ( 5 inches) bashed. Ribbon is 4 cm. (1 5/8 inches)
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The felt is FEPSA 120 gr. beige (or bone)
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I chose a color that was not present in my collection
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The lining is a modern satin with the brand in gold
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The hatter sign with a golden pencil the hat with the number of hats done during years
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My size is 60 cm. (7 1/2 USA9 and this is a tad large
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I'm satisfied customer? Yes! The experiment will ended well
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Another in the near future?
That is a Beautiful Hat Daniele ! Everything About It !
 

Knotten

Practically Family
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829
Location
Salt Lake City
Got this vintage Pilgrim in the mail today. Thanks to Bob Hufford for the tip.

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I know this was the Sears brand for years. I'm guessing it's late '40s to early '50s. It has a 2 5/8 brim, probably 5 1/2 to 5 3/4 crown. It's in great shape.

Oh, and it has this faux wind trolley button, with no cord.

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Jay -- the Pilgrim looks great on you! I guess a bit of karma came back my way and I found a Pilgrim at a flea market this evening ($8.95). Not as sweet as yours, but I was happy to find it. I also found a wool Pendleton ($4.48) at the DAV thrift and a USA made engineer cap ($2.98).

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Pilgrim:

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I guess Du Pont "Quilon" resists water, but allows stains to pass through to the liner. :rolleyes:


Pendleton:

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Cap:

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stetsonofagun

One of the Regulars
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153
Location
Texas
very nice score indeed

Beautiful finds.^^

really special find Andrew ... great paperwork

I love that kind of ephemera. Congrats Andrew!
Thanks, guys. It was really cool to find them in my own backyard. I got them from a buddy who bought them years ago at a well respected doctor's estate sale. We found them tucked away in his garage. He had long since forgotten about them. Boy, am I glad to have been there helping him organize.

- Andrew
 
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20,146
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Funkytown, USA
Thanks, guys. It was really cool to find them in my own backyard. I got them from a buddy who bought them years ago at a well respected doctor's estate sale. We found them tucked away in his garage. He had long since forgotten about them. Boy, am I glad to have been there helping him organize.

- Andrew

Wow, all great finds! And excellent provenance on the Hatter's! Never heard of them.
 

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