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That's the only reference I have found that makes sense. No tags or anything for further clues though.
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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?
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Gorgeous hat, Jim. Colour scheme, shape, proportion, everything spot on.Vintage Stetsonian with the heat and humidity already getting stifling. Hope the A/C is working in church!
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Somehow it feels odd that there aren't any more Cervo hats around. Nice shape to that one, Steve.A green hat day today wearing this ca. 1960s Cervo made for them by Tonak.
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Been going through them, sometimes multiple hats in a day. Yesterday brought Greeley Hat Works Western homburg, and the Stetson fifteen powder blue mode edge.
This morning it’s my Resistol kitten finish. This one is most similar to the one @AbbaDatDeHat posted the other day.
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Nice parade of hats. Jeff. My vote goes to the Resistol: ticks all the boxes for me.
Your collection of straws is amazing, Doug.
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Strange how that works with some hats, isn't it? It is a great looking hat and wonderful quality though.Mayser Super, today. Another one that doesn't get enough head time.
The felt is quite chamois like.
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Happened to me once (I still thiknk it was good for a giggle); what do they know about Bogart? Good trench and hat!
No problem: I'll take it without the propellor!
Still one of the best Panizza hats I've handled. It's found the right home, John!Hey all!
It was this Panizza from our Dutch connection on a beautiful afternoon.
Thanks again Stefan!
Have a great day!
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Thanks Stefan, and thanks too for being the enabler [emoji4]
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Wives can be picky that way! Don't they understand that sometimes it's impossible to make a choice?!
Great colours, I'd say. Ken. Gorgeous.
Suits you well, Steve. Sometimes you have to try something new.This Akubra Fed IV is so new that it's still wet behind the ears and just waiting to be worn in. However, I can't resist finding ways to wear it.
In a few years, it will be nicely shaped and worn. After I'm gone it will be vintage.
Many years after I'm gone, to my great grandchildren, it will be old and long out worn, but it will have been their grandmother's fathers hat.
Hope they'll appreciate it like we appreciate the hats of yore that we collect.
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Excellent, Fabio.
Fantastic, Charlie! That weave is incredible.
Perfection, Doug! Nothing like a good homburg.
Beautiful, Randy. Looks very smooth.
Splendid, Scott. I like the shallow, almost flat, flange on that one.
Funky, maybe, but what a great colour it is!What these very modern light weight felt Borsalinos lack in terms of the Borsalino quality of yore, they make up in terms of funky fun to wear. Had me some fun wearing it today.
Thanks again to Brent for sending this one my way.
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Wonderful, Steve. They sure knew how to work wonders with wool back in the day.Tonak "Triumf" possibly late 1940s. I believe this hat is made of Wool. It's from my NOS Czech find of June 2015. I am not sure the source because all hat companies were combined as Tonak and my guess is that stock (hoods, capelines, semi finished hats, finished hats) was moved from closed companies and branded as Tonak.
It also has a canvas sweatband. This was somewhat common in the wartime era.
Tonak / Janyška & Cie from right after WWII. This is an example of a bulk shipping container that was common in Europe going back to late 19th Century. Janyška & Cie is using the nationalized name Tonak. This box is from the same June 2015 Czech NOS find and it's possible the above hat was sent in this box from Tonak / Janyška & Cie in the late 1940s.
Still a great name for a great hat, Jim.Well, guys, gals and platter pals, it seems we made it to Thursday. Thin Ribbon Thursday, even.
Venturing out in the morning rain under a hat from an independent. This is the Glenburnie.
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Worn the way I imagine they are meant to be worn, Perry.
Breathtaking, Ken!
It's easy to why that hat got you hooked: stunning.
Well, colour me jealous, Doug. Superb hat!
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Thank you Stefan for the kind words today. And as usual your hats blow me away. You wear any style well.
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I like the band, the style, the color. That is superb.
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That is a great looking hat Jack. Love the 3x6.
Thanks, Scott!Thank you Stefan for the kind words today. And as usual your hats blow me away. You wear any style well.
Super collection of hats Stefan, as usual. Love the name of the Lees. Really looking forward to hearing more about the Hückel Melé.
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