What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

rclark said:

Green Stratoliner

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rclark said:

Green Stratoliner

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Redfokker said:

I have one just like this, color sage green, via Moon. Is it modern? Is it a royal deluxe Excellent quality?

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rclark said:

No its 1950s vintage Royal Stetson quality. I've had a handful of 1950s era Strats and this has the lightest, most malleable felt I've ever handled.

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alanfgag said:

Made sometime during Stetson's first fifty years or thereabouts.

I added the horsehair band... the ribbon underneath:

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sergejvandervreede said:

Simone and me last friday, off to dinner with friends.

Lots of great hats over the last few days. Keep up the good work!

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Frunobulax said:

Nah, the reason her show didn't last is because of low ratings - so you're not the only one!

This is the one I "made" for my wife. I ordered an unfinished hat from D'Aquino Hats (Portugal). It's a FEPSA felt. Picked up the ribbon on eBay, and my wife found a post WWII era Allied Victory pin to put the icing on the cake. She really likes it.

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Danged lawyers!

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mmbarnes said:

First time dressing like a grown-up with the new-to-me (what seems to be a 1950s or so) Borsalino nutria homburg.

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I think that I will keep this hat. It does not suck.

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alanfgag said:

Thanks for sharing the interior shots. It is from the 1960s. Had no idea that you wear a tiny hat. The world is your oyster in the vintage market, should your plans change. ;^)

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Wesslyn said:

Knox Twenty today. Another glorious day.
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EstherWeis said:

Now, that was a rainy walk.

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Joao Encarnado said:

Joining Alan for a Nutria day, but this one is a Real one.

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Daniele Tanto said:

I had two direct experiences with Tonak and they have been what I expected
I bought five hats, one in wool as gift for my doctor and another very interesting in deep blue but the size in Czech are very generous, so I sold it to a loungers.
This year I have the right size and my choice was weighted by experience with a great satisfaction
If you want to know more about Tonak, send me a line

I like too red on red, maybe the ribbon could be a little bit more dark. Rosso Venezia?

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Rogera said:

Yes on the contrasting ribbon, great idea!

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mmbarnes said:

....my target weight is 124 lbs [emoji6]

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Rogera said:

I took my new Northwest out for her maiden voyage today.

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moontheloon said:

I have doubts on your 50's vintage assessment ... but a nice hat none the less

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Celia said:

Some beautiful hats here again today! I wore this nameless German ladies' hat. A good friend of mine inherited her mother's hats, but they are way too small for her, so she asked if I wanted them. Some were too small for me too, but this one was a perfect fit.

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mmbarnes said:

Thanks Serge.

Ha! Something tells me that this one came out of the factory already "unsucked", Alan.

There is no retail outlet name embossed on the sweatband. However, it seems to be produced for the U.S. consumer. The size is noted 7 1/4, rather than 58. View attachment 68100 It fits my noggin' just right, so that's definitely U.S. rather than U.K..

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Celia said:

Excellent job Fruno! Does your wife wear hats regularly as well?

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alanfgag said:

Apologies for the reference to a read from my youth, which I fear is a little earlier than your youth, kiddo. ;^)

The "made in Italy" above Original House is an indication of a hat made for sale in the U.S. The size tag too, though I think I have hats that were sold in Italy with US size labels.

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EstherWeis said:

First off all thanks for all the likes on the hat. I appreciate them all.

Alan, it sure does turn some heads, but thats not unusual. I never really notice.

I've never really owned hats that I did not make myself, nor do I plan to do so in the future. I have always had a soft spot for these though.

It a 7X stetson open road, I have no clue about the age. Just a rough idea.
It's in fantastic condition.

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mmbarnes said:

Slaughterhouse Five?

Thanks for the great pointers on tracing the hat's travels, Alan.

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mmbarnes said:

First time dressing like a grown-up with the new-to-me (what seems to be a 1950s or so) Borsalino nutria homburg.

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I think that I will keep this hat. It does not suck.

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Michael A said:

The rain has passed and another record or near record high for today. Champ
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Trying out a new camera today as my old one is having issues. Now that I have a backup I dare to look into them.
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Some mighty fine hat around here lately. Keep up the good work.

Michael

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alanfgag said:

Shirtsleeves in February. I need to put on a bigger smile.

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