Nice diamond bash on the Gannon, Jim.
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Did somebody say Stetsonian?! Long Oval??
1940s, sporting a spot which needs attention. (Pay none to my left brim…)
Great start to May!
1940s, sporting a spot which needs attention. (Pay none to my left brim…)
Great start to May!
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Thanks. Mr. Gannon makes it easy.
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The new hats will know they are going to a good home.
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F. Witzleben, Leipzig Bismarkhaus possibly mid 1920s early 1930s. Interesting color Felt and Band. Also an impressive company Crest. I found this Stiff Felt back in 2013.
Bismarkhaus Postcard possibly 1890s
Bismarkhaus Postcard possibly 1890s
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Great hat, Charlie.
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Great unusual color for a bowlerF. Witzleben, Leipzig Bismarkhaus possibly mid 1920s early 1930s. Interesting color Felt and Band. Also an impressive company Crest. I found this Stiff Felt back in 2013.
Bismarkhaus Postcard possibly 1890s
Wonderful inside and out, Steve.F. Witzleben, Leipzig Bismarkhaus possibly mid 1920s early 1930s. Interesting color Felt and Band. Also an impressive company Crest. I found this Stiff Felt back in 2013.
Bismarkhaus Postcard possibly 1890s
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Joe, Thank you! I am always looking but rarely finding.
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Steve, Thanks! Hopefully some more unusual ones on the way. Super looking Hückel from you today. Great colors and sporty form!
Rmccamey
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F. Witzleben, Leipzig Bismarkhaus possibly mid 1920s early 1930s. Interesting color Felt and Band. Also an impressive company Crest. I found this Stiff Felt back in 2013.
Bismarkhaus Postcard possibly 1890s
That is a very interesting color. Another great bowler.
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Gorgeous!
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Gills, gills, gills. After a wet yesterday, I need 'em.
Gannon Mr. Natural.
Gannon Mr. Natural.
Mighty44
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My Kennedy-era Rogers Peet hat. The felt on this hat is so beautiful—a very warm grey that is thick and soft but has the perfect crumple quality. I’d like to have one of these in every brim size but dig this 2 1/4 for it’s jaunty look.
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F. Witzleben, Leipzig Bismarkhaus possibly mid 1920s early 1930s. Interesting color Felt and Band. Also an impressive company Crest. I found this Stiff Felt back in 2013.
Bismarkhaus Postcard possibly 1890s
That one's great: Not only that you show us again an unusual Melone in a fantastic brown, but I as a Leipziger like of course the local history especially. Witzleben was a master furrier, as there were many in the European metropolis of the fur trade Leipzig. The hat was sold in the associated fashion store, but is - as you surely know - certainly sourced from elsewhere. Unfortunately, the Bismarckhaus no longer exists, as it fell victim to WW II:
Bismarckhaus (Leipzig) – Wikipedia
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Matt, Thank you! Yes, I haven't been able to determine the source Hat company. I have some info on Witzleben on my website. Yes, it's very unfortunate that the Bismarckhaus was destroyed in WWII.That one's great: Not only that you show us again an unusual Melone in a fantastic brown, but I as a Leipziger like of course the local history especially. Witzleben was a master furrier, as there were many in the European metropolis of the fur trade Leipzig. The hat was sold in the associated fashion store, but is - as you surely know - certainly sourced from elsewhere. Unfortunately, the Bismarckhaus no longer exists, as it fell victim to WW II:
Bismarckhaus (Leipzig) – Wikipedia
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Thanks to all for the generously kind comments this week; first on the Stack hat, then the Stetsonian, yesterday. We never tire of such feedback!
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