That hat has your name all over it, a great find.Unfortunately it wasn't me Bob. And I say unfortunately because Daddy definitely needs some new cordovan boots and the powerball is the only way he'll get them. But at least I've got some hats, right?
Resistol Stagecoach
P1200492 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
It fits well and is in pretty good shape, but is so stiff it could use some long ovalizing.
P1200493 crop by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Or maybe just some head time.
P1200494 by Michael A2012, on Flickr
3 1/4" brim in Tanbark color originally sold at Cutter Bill's.
Michael
Thanks, I agree. I'm not usually much of a western hat sort of guy, but I had this one on for a couple of hours while I was running around town on Saturday and it was growing on me. It's certainly photogenic.
Great hat Steve. I love those white sweats.Alois Pichler Wien, 60cm probably 1930s maybe 1940s. The paper label behind the sweatband has a Alois Pichler Wien mark but it could have been made by another company. The felt easily dry creases and has a very nice finish. Unique interior with white sweatband and liner.
A Goodwill auction "get". Mallory Eagle. I'm guessing early 1960s? From Kleinhans of Buffalo, NY (as are so many). The last photo shows the correct color (dang my iPhone).
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The liner is the same as my Eagle. With those dimensions, sure feels like early sixties. Like mine, there seems to be no mention of "Stetson" in the mix. I think this is a dating factor.A Goodwill auction "get". Mallory Eagle. I'm guessing early 1960s? From Kleinhans of Buffalo, NY (as are so many). The last photo shows the correct color (dang my iPhone).
Dobbs Golden Coach 25 Fedora by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Dress Gordon Tam o'Shanter by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Civil War Kepi by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Bailey Dillenger Hat by Michael A2012, on Flickr
J Crew Designer Collection Fedora by Michael A2012, on Flickr
Unknown Maker Western Straw by Michael A2012, on Flickr
