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This arrived today. It’s just a bit tight so I’d say it fits true to size. No labels behind the sweatband. It’s a bit snug so it will be moving on.
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Looks like it's in great condition, too bad it didn't fit.
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Many thanks to @Bamaboots for tipping me off to this one. It was ending while I was on vacation, so I threw out what I thought was a modest bid (because I might have also impulsively ordered a ukulele) and didn't try any last second shenanigans, but turns out I was the lone bidder so it went for the princely sum of $85. Size 7 strikes again.
OPS tagged 3x from Denver Dry Goods. Frustratingly, I haven't yet found a model name match, despite there being OPS era Denver Dry Goods catalogs uploaded here. It's similar to The Yearling and features what is described on other hats as a "pre rolled brim." Crown height is 5 1/2", 3 1/2" raw brim. Embroidered Last Drop with onionskin liner. Whoever stamped the blocking tag didn't quite have that attention to detail, can't read the first digit (maybe 7?), but ends in 32.
OPS tagged 3x from Denver Dry Goods. Frustratingly, I haven't yet found a model name match, despite there being OPS era Denver Dry Goods catalogs uploaded here. It's similar to The Yearling and features what is described on other hats as a "pre rolled brim." Crown height is 5 1/2", 3 1/2" raw brim. Embroidered Last Drop with onionskin liner. Whoever stamped the blocking tag didn't quite have that attention to detail, can't read the first digit (maybe 7?), but ends in 32.
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Great one Jared, I always associate those dimensions with a ‘Laloo’ style hat, and I’ve typically found block 322. Among skinny ribbon Stetson westerns anyway
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That is a great looking hat and seems rarely worn. Great catch.
Many thanks to @Bamaboots for tipping me off to this one. It was ending while I was on vacation, so I threw out what I thought was a modest bid (because I might have also impulsively ordered a ukulele) and didn't try any last second shenanigans, but turns out I was the lone bidder so it went for the princely sum of $85. Size 7 strikes again.
OPS tagged 3x from Denver Dry Goods. Frustratingly, I haven't yet found a model name match, despite there being OPS era Denver Dry Goods catalogs uploaded here. It's similar to The Yearling and features what is described on other hats as a "pre rolled brim." Crown height is 5 1/2", 3 1/2" raw brim. Embroidered Last Drop with onionskin liner. Whoever stamped the blocking tag didn't quite have that attention to detail, can't read the first digit (maybe 7?), but ends in 32.
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A wonderful hat, Jared. CongratulationsMany thanks to @Bamaboots for tipping me off to this one. It was ending while I was on vacation, so I threw out what I thought was a modest bid (because I might have also impulsively ordered a ukulele) and didn't try any last second shenanigans, but turns out I was the lone bidder so it went for the princely sum of $85. Size 7 strikes again.
OPS tagged 3x from Denver Dry Goods. Frustratingly, I haven't yet found a model name match, despite there being OPS era Denver Dry Goods catalogs uploaded here. It's similar to The Yearling and features what is described on other hats as a "pre rolled brim." Crown height is 5 1/2", 3 1/2" raw brim. Embroidered Last Drop with onionskin liner. Whoever stamped the blocking tag didn't quite have that attention to detail, can't read the first digit (maybe 7?), but ends in 32.
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Many thanks to @Bamaboots for tipping me off to this one. It was ending while I was on vacation, so I threw out what I thought was a modest bid (because I might have also impulsively ordered a ukulele) and didn't try any last second shenanigans, but turns out I was the lone bidder so it went for the princely sum of $85. Size 7 strikes again.
OPS tagged 3x from Denver Dry Goods. Frustratingly, I haven't yet found a model name match, despite there being OPS era Denver Dry Goods catalogs uploaded here. It's similar to The Yearling and features what is described on other hats as a "pre rolled brim." Crown height is 5 1/2", 3 1/2" raw brim. Embroidered Last Drop with onionskin liner. Whoever stamped the blocking tag didn't quite have that attention to detail, can't read the first digit (maybe 7?), but ends in 32.
Boy does that bash look great. Wonderful get, congrats!
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