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[hatophile]

that's a beast right there... great snag
just wonderful piece
love the contrast of the binding

Killer!!!

 

[Frunobulax]

Picked up this Vita-felt Stetson Three Way at an antique show yesterday for $65.

Great job! There was a matching box on eBay recently for a decent price.

 

[Bob Roberts]

Thanks Rick
Cleaned her up and shaped her up a touch ... not bad for five bucks I guess... I'll wear it

Love that rake and tight high pinches. Can we see a pic of the top of the crown? Thx Moon.

 

[moontheloon]

Love that rake and tight high pinches. Can we see a pic of the top of the crown? Thx Moon.

absolutely ... when I get home I'll snap one

 

[moontheloon]

Love that rake and tight high pinches. Can we see a pic of the top of the crown? Thx Moon.

Here ya go Robert

 

[Michael R.]

Here ya go Robert

WOW ! It looks Band New Anthony ! Great Job !!! ... you have a second Job waiting for you ! Congratulations on the Great Find ! And Job !!!

 

[Dlaniger]

Thanks Rick
Cleaned her up and shaped her up a touch ... not bad for five bucks I guess... I'll wear it

Nice!

 

[Bob Roberts]

Here ya go Robert

Nice and crisp Anthony.

 

[moontheloon]

Nice and crisp Anthony.

Thanks brother
It's more a credit to the felt than my hands though.... Very easy to work with and tough to make look bad

 

[Bob Roberts]

Thanks brother
It's more a credit to the felt than my hands though.... Very easy to work with and tough to make look bad

Your welcome but the felt don't crease hisself.

 

[Eliesti]

Here ya go Robert

Great bash and great deal!

 

[Rogera]

Awesome couple of scores gents!!

 

[RJR]

Nice!

+1

 

[EstherWeis]

Hat color names are more about poetry than reflected light. If it sounds poetic and sells well, it's a good name. If you talk to people, who make their living from working with colors, they usually have quite different opinions on color names than hatmakers have.

I believe, Silverbelly originally was a silver grey color with scattered brown/tan/taupe/fawn specs. The name derives from the grey spot on the beaver's belly. It's close to impossible to exclusively extract the grey fur components from the pelt - hence the brownish specs.

Well, my supplier is German and the names of the colors are all very German

Moon, heck I'd wear that.
Great save for a 5'er!

 

[Matt Arnold]

Just grabbed my second. This time a straw hat for those hot, humid Arkansas days. Don't know much about straw, this one is a Stetson made of Milan straw. Don't know much about it otherwise. Can anyone tell an era it may have come from? Snatched it off of eBay for $35 and there wasn't much of a description about it.

 

[Knotten]

Took a chance on this. It's a Fred E. Weakley. Anyone heard of that brand?
It's got a 5 1/2 inch open crown, 2 3/8 brim with an overwelt, 1 3/4 ribbon. The felt is thick.
Oh, and it has several moth nibbles, although they aren't readily noticeable.

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[moontheloon]

Took a chance on this. It's a Fred E. Weakley. Anyone heard of that brand?
It's got a 5 1/2 inch open crown, 2 3/8 brim with an overwelt, 1 3/4 ribbon. The felt is thick.
Oh, and it has several moth nibbles, although they aren't readily noticeable.

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beautiful ... nice bash my man

 

[Knotten]

Thanks, Anthony. I steamed that in. It came to me all crushed.


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[moontheloon]

Thanks, Anthony. I steamed that in. It came to me all crushed.


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you'd never know ... looks crisp

 

[Dlaniger]

Took a chance on this. It's a Fred E. Weakley. Anyone heard of that brand?
It's got a 5 1/2 inch open crown, 2 3/8 brim with an overwelt, 1 3/4 ribbon. The felt is thick.
Oh, and it has several moth nibbles, although they aren't readily noticeable.

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Classic look. Very nice!