Stetson No. 1 Quality

[Hurricane Jack]

That’s a beauty, HJ. Keep your fingers clean.

Thanks BB! No BBQ’s or Chili / Salsa Cookoffs.

 

[MikeinRome]

Cowboy Cartel?? Sounds about like your run of the mill Number 1 Quality. I guess that's why that's what's stamped on the sweatband.

 

[RossRYoung]

Fantastic find Jack!! Incredible condition too.

Thanks for posting that additional info after the ‘cautionary note’, even though you didn’t state anything other than what’s written on the sweat. Kinda ironic

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Fantastic find Jack!! Incredible condition too.

Thanks for posting that additional info after the ‘cautionary note’, even though you didn’t state anything other than what’s written on the sweat. Kinda ironic

Thanks Ross. I kind of expected it & was ready.

 

[Rmccamey]

Spectacular.

1930’s Stetson No. 1Q, Lot 7500. Felt is White Coney & out of this world!

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[MikeinRome]

Thanks Ross. I kind of expected it & was ready.

Here's a Tom Mix Stetson from the Denver Dry Goods catalog 1936-37. The color is Coney White. At this price, it's a Number 1 Quality hat. Have a nice day.
God only knows why you thought the clowns at a place called Cowboy Cartel would be any kind of experts on the subject.

 

[RossRYoung]

Dang Jack, why couldn’t you have consulted the formidable expert before posting this standard, nothing special hat? LOL

Congrats again, 5/8 size with that block and felt color is a rare bird, at least in my book

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Spectacular.

Dang Jack, why couldn’t you have consulted the formidable expert before posting this standard, nothing special hat? LOL

Congrats again, 5/8 size with that block and felt color is a rare bird, at least in my book

Thank you guys. When I get some time I plan on doing a side by side comparison with my Stetson Nevadan No. 1Q.

And oh, by the way, it’s Lot #7516, only 16 lots later. Sure glad they didn’t run out of White Coney dye that day!