Thanks! It it s very soft indeed. I wish Stetson were making hats of this quality....I own several modern Stetsons, they are very nice, but not of the vintage quality.
Randy, Thanks! Also the contrast with gold leaf of the logo really makes it pop out.
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Looks fantastic Steve, congrats! Thanks for the link too! If only I could read the hat and character posterP. & C. Habig Wien Hausmarke "Special Qualität Handerbeit", 58 cm, production year 1957 (based on paper label). The felt is heavy in weight but still easily hand creases. The sweatband is really fantastic with a elaborate P. & C. Habig Wien stamping. As usually the overall quality and form are of the highest order. This hat was made for the famous A. Breiter München hat store (still in business today).
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P. & C. Habig Wien Homburgs were considered the highest of quality in Germany and Austria. I actually discovered that Konrad Adenauer (the first first Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany) wore a P. & C. Habig Wien Homburg (see link).
https://germanaustrianhats.invision...der-höhe-germany/?do=findComment&comment=1358
Best, Panos Wonderful, Steve. P & C Habig are indeed among the best of the best. I don't need to tell you. Your new one is truly desirable. Congrats.P. & C. Habig Wien Hausmarke "Special Qualität Handerbeit", 58 cm, production year 1957 (based on paper label). The felt is heavy in weight but still easily hand creases. The sweatband is really fantastic with a elaborate P. & C. Habig Wien stamping. As usually the overall quality and form are of the highest order. This hat was made for the famous A. Breiter München hat store (still in business today).
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P. & C. Habig Wien Homburgs were considered the highest of quality in Germany and Austria. I actually discovered that Konrad Adenauer (the first first Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany) wore a P. & C. Habig Wien Homburg (see link).
https://germanaustrianhats.invision...der-höhe-germany/?do=findComment&comment=1358
What can't you read, Panos?Looks fantastic Steve, congrats! Thanks for the link too! If only I could read the hat and character poster
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I get the basic idea but I am also missing some words. I have some doubts I have understood the last one (bottom right) correctly though. Nevertheless how nicely they have captured there the look changes due to hat positioning.
Again, great find, Steve. P&C Habig lessons in hatmaking.P. & C. Habig Wien Hausmarke "Special Qualität Handerbeit", 58 cm, production year 1957 (based on paper label). The felt is heavy in weight but still easily hand creases. The sweatband is really fantastic with a elaborate P. & C. Habig Wien stamping. As usually the overall quality and form are of the highest order. This hat was made for the famous A. Breiter München hat store (still in business today).
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P. & C. Habig Wien Homburgs were considered the highest of quality in Germany and Austria. I actually discovered that Konrad Adenauer (the first first Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany) wore a P. & C. Habig Wien Homburg (see link).
https://germanaustrianhats.invisionzone.com/topic/230-gotisches-haus-gothic-house-hat-museum-bad-homburg-vor-der-höhe-germany/?do=findComment&comment=1358
P. & C. Habig Wien Hausmarke "Special Qualität Handerbeit", 58 cm, production year 1957 (based on paper label). The felt is heavy in weight but still easily hand creases. The sweatband is really fantastic with a elaborate P. & C. Habig Wien stamping. As usually the overall quality and form are of the highest order. This hat was made for the famous A. Breiter München hat store (still in business today).
Open Crown
P. & C. Habig Wien Homburgs were considered the highest of quality in Germany and Austria. I actually discovered that Konrad Adenauer (the first first Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany) wore a P. & C. Habig Wien Homburg (see link).
https://germanaustrianhats.invisionzone.com/topic/230-gotisches-haus-gothic-house-hat-museum-bad-homburg-vor-der-höhe-germany/?do=findComment&comment=1358
Panos, Thank you!Looks fantastic Steve, congrats! Thanks for the link too! If only I could read the hat and character poster
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Steve, Thank you!
Randy, Thanks!
). You'd think it'd be a bit too much, but it's remarkably wearable.
Great find, Stefan. Maybe it's the Englishman in me, but personally, I love that liner [emoji4]
Joe, Steve, thank you. Nothing wrong with the design of the liner, but it's very dirty and I can't seem to get that out.
