The STETSON WAY, Advertising and ephemera of the Golden Era

alanfgag · Oct 24, 2018

Interesting to compare the cost and retail price changes from 1914 to 1922 in the fashion plate posts above. Top retail price of $20 in 1914 grew to $48 for the highest grade shown in the 1922 price list. The CPI calculator also shows a large inflation during that time span. Prices would settle quite a bit after the passage of another 8 years.

M Hatman · Oct 25, 2018

Redfokker said:
I assume you have a good handle on the best practices for archival storage of print ads Matt. I work in an archive at Oregon State and can point you in the right direction for Archival Supplies if needed. This is history! The collection deserves the best care and preservation possible.

Yes, everything is archival stored. PH neutral sleeves with European made paper, acid free backers.

It will certainly outlast me by quite a few years...

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Redfokker · Oct 25, 2018

M Hatman said:
Yes, everything is archival stored. PH neutral sleeves with European made paper, acid free backers.

It will certainly outlast me by quite a few years...

M

I feel better now...

M Hatman · Nov 6, 2018

Circa 1919
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M Hatman · Nov 20, 2018

April of 1936.....first of the Stetson-Grams!
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M Hatman · Nov 20, 2018

November 1939....."Step Out With Stetson International Colors"

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PS The art in these sure is fantastic...........

M Hatman · Nov 20, 2018

More Stetson fashion plates.......Spring 1924. Of note in addition to a Stetsonian in stiff and soft versions (also seen in 1922) we see the first referance I have found to the Stetson "Whippet"!! Made in soft felt with a 5 1/2 inch crown and a 2 1/2 inch RAW edge!!!
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steur · Nov 21, 2018

M Hatman said:
More Stetson fashion plates.......Spring 1924. Of note in addition to a Stetsonian in stiff and soft versions we see the first referance I have found to the Stetson "Whippet" in soft felt with a 5 1/2 inch crown and a 2 1/2 inch RAW edge!!!
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Very very cool, Mark. One of each please. If I had to choose: love the look of the Orion.

M Hatman · Nov 21, 2018

steur said:
Very very cool, Mark. One of each please. If I had to choose: love the look of the Orion.

I like that one and the "Universal" myself.....
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M Hatman · Nov 24, 2018

1914, Celebrated Stetson Hats!!

They have a "Dish Brim" fedora and a "Flexable Brim" derby!!

M Hatman · Nov 24, 2018

1924, French ad........
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M Hatman · Nov 24, 2018

1942........
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M Hatman · Nov 24, 2018

1944..........
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M Hatman · Nov 24, 2018

1946.......
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M Hatman · Nov 24, 2018

1948.......
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M Hatman · Nov 24, 2018

1947.......
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M Hatman · Nov 24, 2018

1941......STRATOLINER!! AND for only $6.50!!

AND......AND.....it makes the WIVES talk!!!

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M Hatman · Nov 24, 2018

1938..........UP the gang plank with a Stetson!
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M Hatman · Dec 14, 2018

Circa 1942.....the Playboy went up a dollar from 1941.

AND the wife wants her husband to get one!

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M Hatman · Dec 14, 2018

Another wartime ad from 1943.......note the last picture.....the artwork from another ad in it!

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