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What Hat Are You Wearing Today ?

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A Borsalino from a Bulgarian collection that made the rounds on eBay fifteen or so years ago. Advertised as a pre-war stash, it might very well be. The hat was in fine condition save the toasted ribbon which needed replacement. I had intended this hat for my Dad who is a size smaller than me. It languished at our local custom hatter for several months waiting for this work until impatience got the better of me and I brought it back home, where it has remained. The closely cropped velour felt is very fine and very similar in hand to the Anton Peschel for Oviatt's that I have shared before. I feel it wants to be worn pinchless.

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Pellie

One Too Many
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Enschede, Netherlands

Pellie

One Too Many
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Enschede, Netherlands
A Borsalino from a Bulgarian collection that made the rounds on eBay fifteen or so years ago. Advertised as a pre-war stash, it might very well be. The hat was in fine condition save the toasted ribbon which needed replacement. I had intended this hat for my Dad who is a size smaller than me. It languished at our local custom hatter for several months waiting for this work until impatience got the better of me and I brought it back home, where it has remained. The closely cropped velour felt is very fine and very similar in hand to the Anton Peschel for Oviatt's that I have shared before. I feel it wants to be worn pinchless.

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Very nice! You never go wrong with Borsalino's ;-)
 

The Shoe

Call Me a Cab
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Wakayama, Japan
I hope you will share any information you might learn about this jacket with me (for example, what kind of leather it is or what years this model was produced). Information in English online is scant and I wonder if there is more in Japanese. I am guessing this is naked cowhide but I would love to be sure.
I checked my purchase history and discovered that it is indeed an AT101 sans tags. The seller didn’t state the kind of leather, but I had always assumed it was cowhide. I just watched a (Japanese) YouTube review of the jacket, and the guy stated it was cowhide.
 

Randall Renshaw

My Mail is Forwarded Here
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Nahunta, Ga.
What happened to the thread, "Hats I wouldn't wear out of the yard"?

Gotta admit the pick looks kind of cool hanging there like that!
That thread was more like, hats you like, but feel too self conscious to wear. This one ain’t that! :)
I can send you the Elvis pick, if you like.

Guess I could start a, “Dr Hook” thread…
:)
 

DonR

Practically Family
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A Borsalino from a Bulgarian collection that made the rounds on eBay fifteen or so years ago. Advertised as a pre-war stash, it might very well be. The hat was in fine condition save the toasted ribbon which needed replacement. I had intended this hat for my Dad who is a size smaller than me. It languished at our local custom hatter for several months waiting for this work until impatience got the better of me and I brought it back home, where it has remained. The closely cropped velour felt is very fine and very similar in hand to the Anton Peschel for Oviatt's that I have shared before. I feel it wants to be worn pinchless.

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That's a beauty even with the toasted ribbon
 
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A Borsalino from a Bulgarian collection that made the rounds on eBay fifteen or so years ago. Advertised as a pre-war stash, it might very well be. The hat was in fine condition save the toasted ribbon which needed replacement. I had intended this hat for my Dad who is a size smaller than me. It languished at our local custom hatter for several months waiting for this work until impatience got the better of me and I brought it back home, where it has remained. The closely cropped velour felt is very fine and very similar in hand to the Anton Peschel for Oviatt's that I have shared before. I feel it wants to be worn pinchless.

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What a great old Colombo.
 

VoodooSan

Call Me a Cab
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Boise, ID
A Borsalino from a Bulgarian collection that made the rounds on eBay fifteen or so years ago. Advertised as a pre-war stash, it might very well be. The hat was in fine condition save the toasted ribbon which needed replacement. I had intended this hat for my Dad who is a size smaller than me. It languished at our local custom hatter for several months waiting for this work until impatience got the better of me and I brought it back home, where it has remained. The closely cropped velour felt is very fine and very similar in hand to the Anton Peschel for Oviatt's that I have shared before. I feel it wants to be worn pinchless.

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Great googly moogly, Alan! That is stunning in every way that a hat can be!
 

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