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XBetter to buy it from crush on retro. Because you can exchange size if it's not fit or just return. However this is same jacket...
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A couple of recent Duke Kahanamoku pick ups, Dad’s is Columbia -
ton312 reacted to marker2037's post in the thread How many new jackets do you have coming (and how many potential ones)? with
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So, quite a few actually on order now, with quite a few more to sell. Here is the list: Thedi Idas but in chestnut bruciato (late 2026)... -
Thanks, Jeff. I keep collecting new information. Updating the list here is more sporadic; has to be worth an update.
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New model names and colours keep turning up. When will it ever stop? :)
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Looks like Ta - discate to me. Quite a few model names start with the "Ta" prefix.
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Here is the result of a fun experiment. I set out to see if I could make a hat for my grand niece, 4 1/2 years old with a tiny head...
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Steve1857 reacted to M Hatman's post in the thread The STETSON WAY, Advertising and ephemera of the Golden Era with Like.
September 1930 "The Avenue"
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Late 1930s (I think — based on the city names in the rondel and the size tag style) Stetson Standard Quality boater.
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Long before Steven Spielberg was making films, Herbert Johnson was making hats. Before Raiders (over twenty years), they were reputed to...
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We have seen Brasiliano hats posted here over the years with everyone always wondering where they came from, if they are a brand, a...
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Yesterday's hat of the day. Custom-made c. 1776 fur felt cocked hat (they weren't called tricornes in the 18th century) with red silk...
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One of my favorite older Stetsons... A 3x beaver with 2-7/8" brim, 5-1/2" crown. Nice lightweight hat. Need to work on a bit if crown...
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I woke up to the old "heat advisory" so, since there will be running around today, I went straw. This is a Pinzano of unknown straw...