Steinbockhase
Practically Family
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- 514
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- Munich, Bavaria, Germany
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quikrick
One Too Many
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- 1,041
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- Bay Area, California
Oh and, I like that you sowed how versatile it is with you wearing it.Thank you
The Jackal
One of the Regulars
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- 210
Picked this up while I was in Atlanta. I've selected this as my "around the pool" hat. It's 85% polypropylene, 15% polyester.
After wearing it around for an afternoon, I decided it didn't breath well enough, so I added some copper eyelets for additional ventilation.
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After wearing it around for an afternoon, I decided it didn't breath well enough, so I added some copper eyelets for additional ventilation.
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Can't go wrong for that price. Still a popular style in Germany it seems.Recently aquired an A.Brieiter Munchen during my recent trip to Germany. While visiting the most beautiful city of Bad Aibling in Bavaria for my cancer treatments, I happened upon this little second hand shop selling German clothing. They had only 1 hat in the store and it had my name on it. Fit perfect, feather and birds foot at no extra charge. A whopping Eur 30 and it was mine.
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Very nice, Steve. Quite rare these Dermotta hats from what I know.Dermotta Wien, 58 cm possibly mid 1950s. The felt finish and hand are excellent plus easily dry creases. The overall workmanship is fantastic which is standard for Dermotta Wien. Unfortunately the paper label is missing.
Open Crown
That hat was made for you, Georg.
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- 17,233
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- Maryland
Stefan, Thanks! I have few but all Homburgs and all post WWII. Their quality is very high so I imagine the pre WWII hats would be really fantastic.
The A. Breiter looks great. Great colors and form!
bowlerman
I'll Lock Up
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- 6,292
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- South Dakota
It isn’t a hat of exciting vintage or high value, but I just couldn’t leave this Browning Sportsman on the shelf at the local antique shop. It has a nice rugged hand and is in impeccable condition. It only needed a gentle stretch and now fits like a glove.
I like its simplicity.
It came in a high cattleman and I reworked it into this sort of sloped center dent, hoping to imitate my Stetson Nutria Western somewhat.
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I like its simplicity.
It came in a high cattleman and I reworked it into this sort of sloped center dent, hoping to imitate my Stetson Nutria Western somewhat.
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bowlerman
I'll Lock Up
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- 6,292
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- South Dakota
Fléchet in a milk chocolate brown velour. Wonderful hat, but it’s a 7 1/8 so too small for me.
More in the French Hats thread:
https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/french-hats-and-makers.36690/page-25
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Oh man, wish I had seen that listing! Nice one.
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Wyldkarma
One Too Many
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- Austin, TX
Great for Octoberfest here in Texas. Lots of Bavarian roots in TX.
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- Maryland
J. Hückel´s Söhne "Superior" probably 1930s. The felt is great and easily dry creases. The sweatband was replaced and the ribbon / bow wasn't reapplied properly but other than that the it's in good condition. I really like the form and dimensions.
Open Crown
Open Crown
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- Albany Oregon
Very nice Stefan! That color is so understated, looks to be very versatile. I'll have to go back a few months in this thread to catch back up with you.
That crown is so impressive. Looks like a nice quality everyday hat. Very cool.It isn’t a hat of exciting vintage or high value, but I just couldn’t leave this Browning Sportsman on the shelf at the local antique shop. It has a nice rugged hand and is in impeccable condition. It only needed a gentle stretch and now fits like a glove.
I like its simplicity.
It came in a high cattleman and I reworked it into this sort of sloped center dent, hoping to imitate my Stetson Nutria Western somewhat.
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Daniele Tanto
I'll Lock Up
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- 4,112
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- Verona - Italia
Between winter and spring I came into possession of various felt cones. The first were semi-finished Borsalino. This time they come from a shop in the province of Alessandria, the fourth in terms of turnover in the sale of Borsalinbo throughout Italy. The owner says that these cones, already formed, but with many finishes to make are Borsalino and Panizza. For the colors arrived in sizes 59 and 60, I prefer more for Panizza felts. The colors are an excellent guide in understanding from which Italian source they arrive
BROWN First raw brim
BROWN Second raw brim
BROWN First raw brim
BROWN Second raw brim
Daniele Tanto
I'll Lock Up
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- Verona - Italia
There are various weights of felt and various surface finishes, some are better finished, others need more work, even the shellac varies and the gray below is the most stiff of the lot
Pale BROWN-YELLOW under seamed brim
Pale GREY under seamed brim
Pale BROWN-YELLOW under seamed brim
Pale GREY under seamed brim
Daniele Tanto
I'll Lock Up
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- Verona - Italia
The hats have roughly already the dimensions suitable for my head and are all with straight sides and the brim vary between six and seven centimeters. The colors, with the exception of a few others, are very beautiful and rare in current Italian production, such as these greens
GREEN First Raw brim
GREEN Second under seamed brim
GREEN First Raw brim
GREEN Second under seamed brim
Daniele Tanto
I'll Lock Up
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- Verona - Italia
In the lot I also had this "black sheep" put on. Felt is almost all wool and has this truly bizarre melange of colors. Its consistency is smaller than its brothers, but it was unfair to leave it still in stock. I had a long discussion about the quality of Italian felts with the owner of the shop that had these felts, sweatbands, linings and wood head to make hats of their own or to refurbish existing ones. But I have some doubts seeing these felts, some look like perfectly formed hats that have been the sweatband and the lining and the ribbon removed. As always now remains the dilemma: which to end and which to preserve as a historical relic of a time that will not come back.
Melange-Heather or somenthing never seen for a dress hat. Raw brim
Melange-Heather or somenthing never seen for a dress hat. Raw brim
Cornshucker77
Call Me a Cab
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- 2,691
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- Northeast Nebraska, USA
I got my New To Me Stetson 3X Fedora yesterday. It needs a good cleaning and has a couple of stains that I will need to work on. It shows some wear so is more of a casual hat, hence the T-shirt, but I like it overall. The overwelt brim was advertised as "about 2 1/2 inches", but measures at 2 1/4, so I was a little unhappy with that. I don't care for narrow brims. 5" at the front of the center crease. I didn't pay a lot of money for it so I'm good.
I can understand your disappointment as you were expecting something else brim wise, Cornshucker. Nevertheless, that is one very fine Stetson 3X, especially seen from a European perspective. Nice buy.
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Cornshucker77
Call Me a Cab
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- Northeast Nebraska, USA
Thank you Steve. I should always be glad to acquire a 3X.
