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A little challenging to get the pic since it’s wrapped half way around the bottle, but I tried a pano so hopefully you can read it
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A little challenging to get the pic since it’s wrapped half way around the bottle, but I tried a pano so hopefully you can read it
Sanford Goldstein
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I have these images but not the block tag in the sweatband
mist kinda cheap but I don’t want to buy it if it’s been redone up to look like a black gold
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drmaxtejeda
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A fifteen-year-old Optimo Chicago.
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Héctor Fernández
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Héctor Fernández
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No way, you can't wear that hat unless you shot -6[emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji1787][emoji106]A fifteen-year-old Optimo Chicago.
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drmaxtejeda
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Lion Hats from Will Moul. It had several moth tracks and it was discolored near the break by being stored with another hat stacked over it, I suspect.
I spent some time sanding, steaming and brushing, and I the moth tracks and discoloration are gone, or close enough that makes no matter.
Before and after pics.
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I spent some time sanding, steaming and brushing, and I the moth tracks and discoloration are gone, or close enough that makes no matter.
Before and after pics.
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Héctor Fernández
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I don't know if this hat is considered vintage, but one thing I love of owning vintage hats, they don't have to be perfect.Lion Hats from Will Moul. It had several moth tracks and it was discolored near the break by being stored with another hat stacked over it, I suspect.
I spent some time sanding, steaming and brushing, and I the moth tracks and discoloration are gone, or close enough that makes no matter.
Before and after pics.
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For perfect hats, I have Gannon to quench my thirst[emoji1]
Very nice job[emoji106][emoji106]
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drmaxtejeda
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Oh, it is from Will Moul's 1930s find. He found a whole bunch of hats in an old hat store. Don't let the Bavarian ribbon mislead you.[emoji4]
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drmaxtejeda
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The pre-1934 oatmeal heathered hat I bought from Garrett.
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The tones are superb.The pre-1934 oatmeal heathered hat I bought from Garrett.
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The pre-1934 oatmeal heathered hat I bought from Garrett.
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Wonderful texture and colors, but since when do you wear a size 7?
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drmaxtejeda
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I put it in one of my band blocks for a couple of days. It sits high on my head, but it doesn't feel tight, it just doesn't go down all the way. [emoji4]
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Yes, they are beautiful. I wish I knew the maker.
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I shot 73 twice. Both times the last putt was short by a centimeter.[emoji33]
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Good catch. Pity about the size. Not exactly a mystery size too. You'd expect a seller to have noticed that!
I'd be inclined to shape it more like a fedora, but it's a good looking hat, Max.A fifteen-year-old Optimo Chicago.
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Both very nice hats: this one and the Lion Hats one. The hat police would like a word about you wearing a size 7 hat though.The pre-1934 oatmeal heathered hat I bought from Garrett.
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Brummel's hat in a size 57 (and true to size, so too wide for me). Bound brim at 6cm and crown 10cm at the center dent. Brummel's is a Belgian brand with links to Borsalino, either for their felts or for their finishing (or even both). Well made hats and this one is no exception. Only the liner could do with a washing.
Hats seem to appear in groups: this is one of several of this brand I've seen in a short while. Before that I think I only ever saw three of them. Do they migrate? Anyway.
Hats seem to appear in groups: this is one of several of this brand I've seen in a short while. Before that I think I only ever saw three of them. Do they migrate? Anyway.
Another new one. Joseph Wilson&Sons of Denton, England, "the Wilson Hat" homburg in black. Size 57, but fits me perfectly. Bound brim at a generous 6,5cm and crown 11cm at the center dent. Quite large proportions for a homburg, but it doesn't look it. It still appears a fairly sleek looking hat. Late forties or early fifties, but could even be pre-war.
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A post Byer-Rolnick dress hat is a rare bird, and that's not one of those little stingies, either. Could be a conversion.
