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It looks great. Sadly it's for pinheads...The hat is part of a deal involving two Borsalino
It has a label in paper or what remains and an indication of size 55 cm. or 6 7/8.
It looks great. Sadly it's for pinheads...The hat is part of a deal involving two Borsalino
It has a label in paper or what remains and an indication of size 55 cm. or 6 7/8.
Very nice find, Mike and for the price you can never go wrong. I don't think it ever had a liner. I've seen these felt spacers between the sweat and the felt before somewhere on the lounge, but I can't remember on what brand of hat that was.Hi chaps, Just acquired this nice Austin Reed grey/blue velour yesterday for a £5....really fortunate, don't think the seller had a clue about hats. It"s stamped 1939 on the inside of the sweatband, not sure if it had a liner originally, any thoughts? Also has an interesting detail to the edge of the sweat, a bit like a Borso if you no what i mean!!
Mike
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A hat that sounds like a single malt whisky; can't ever go wrong with that! Nice find, Jim.New-to-me Glenburnie "For Discriminating Men."
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There was some newspaper stuffed into the sweatband. Sports pages from what looked to be the Terre Haute area. There were no dates, but clues enough in articles to date the newspaper to February 1954. No idea how old the hat is and no other information on the maker.
Very nice, dense felt with a soft hand. Kinda wrinkly when I got it, but some steam and effort last night got it into shape. Very nice hat. I'm a fan of the off brands.
Sent directly from my mind to yours.
The hat is part of a deal involving two Borsalino
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It is certainly one of the most bizarre hats I have found on the Italian market
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It was sold in Valencia - Spain, but the hat was certainly made in Italy
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Sabanero - Fabbricato in Italia was erasered. I believe it was made in Monza or maybe from Vanzina.
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It has a label in paper or what remains and an indication of size 55 cm. or 6 7/8.
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and there is indication it is waterproof
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The felt of this hat is twice as heavy as a dress hat
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It was clean and came to me without lining, as long as there was one and the sweatband is still soft.
The excellent felt has a short finish fur and the honey color is magnificent
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The ribbon is low and slightly lighter than the color of the felt
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The measures are as follows: open crown to 15 cm, curled brim to 9.5 cm and ribbon at 1.5 cm.
PM me if you are interesting in this hat
Two excellent and interesting hats, Daniele. The sweatband being stamped as a larger size than the hat itself is something I have seen fequently on hats of any brand.Second hat of the day. The first Borsalino of this deal
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A classic lobbia Borsalino Qualità Extra Superiore in grey.
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Size tagged 5 1/2 so it is 58 centimeter, but not at all, it is a 5 or a 7 US size. No paper label
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The production is the Borsalino historical era and the felt and finishes are very well made
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The felt is medium-light grey and soft and it was sold inMilan in the fifities
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I like in this classical Borsalino homburg the contrasting ribbon and the very well made details
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The proportions are: curled brim to 5 cm., Crown to 11 cm. and ribbon at 4 centimeter
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The hat is very little used and, apart from the dust, removed, it is perfect
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Unpleasantly it is another hat, along with the "Sombrero" show today, that will have to leave since it is a "fez" on my head
PM if you are interested in this classic Borsalino Homburg
A hat that sounds like a single malt whisky; can't ever go wrong with that! Nice find, Jim.
You thought I was kidding!
Ha! There you go, perfect marriage: hat and whisky.
Close enough for me. What's one letter?
Fruno, after a couple you can't spell anyway.Close enough for me. What's one letter?
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I think it might be 1959. It was made by P. & C. Habig Wien (Austria). The "Ventilo" (Felt Vents) are from P. & C. Habig Wien. Here is an example (there others in the thread).Hi chaps, Just acquired this nice Austin Reed grey/blue velour yesterday for a £5....really fortunate, don't think the seller had a clue about hats. It"s stamped 1939 on the inside of the sweatband, not sure if it had a liner originally, any thoughts? Also has an interesting detail to the edge of the sweat, a bit like a Borso if you no what i mean!!
Mike
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I think of you when I saw it, then the seller was a little confused about size and at the end it is for small headsIt looks great. Sadly it's for pinheads...
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See? I knew I had seen those before. Thanks, Steve.I think it might be 1959. It was made by P. & C. Habig Wien (Austria). The "Ventilo" (Felt Vents) are from P. & C. Habig Wien. Here is an example (there others in the thread).
http://germanaustrianhats.invisionzone.com/index.php?/topic/5-p-c-habig-hutfabrik/page-4#entry695
Here's the new one (for me at least) I showed a glipse of it yesterday. Borsalino Ergosca in M (misto) Acciaio (steel).
Thanks, Bob. Now all I need is a Gorascu Angora in my size (and a few dozen more)Love that! Another great find.