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You could do him proud! Carradine did my favorite Hickok, followed by Jeff Bridges for a close second.
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Very cool find, Daniele. A classic hat. Interesting to see another liner than the Borsalino one. Maybe that is the reason why they put their name on the sweatband twice.
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Stetson 3X Beaver:
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Sheplers by Stetson. The model Tulsa and the color is fawn. This is an Open Road style hat with slightly less generous dimensions than I prefer.
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I'll be damned if that hat doesn't look 100% at home on your head. Nice!
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Miller Bros. western with a pug I really like. The hat is a couple sizes too small for me, but I know a guy…. 
I didn’t spend any time shaping it as it is destined to be re-blocked. The felt is stiff/firm and exactly like similar felt from Resistol and Stetson from this period.
I didn’t spend any time shaping it as it is destined to be re-blocked. The felt is stiff/firm and exactly like similar felt from Resistol and Stetson from this period.
carouselvic
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I have a hat from the same store, same sweatband markings and the liner lacks the onion skin cover. It has the separate size sticker from the production sticker.
Daniele Tanto
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In my life as a collector I have found few hats sold by Sartoris - Genova with this lining mainly branded by the shop.
A few months ago I found four of our size, but I left them for the too high price, noting that some liners were slightly different in colors and graphics.
I thought Sartoris was someone with whom Giuseppe Borsalino had business during the first decentralization of production of the Alessandria company which built, around 1875, three new factories: Genoa, Cremona and Verona. All closed for various reasons before 1900. Probably the increase in transport networks allowed Borsalino to remain in the city of origin.
In Verona, where I live, there is good documentation on the factory which was heavily damaged by a catastrophic flood of the Adige in September 1882. Reopened after a year it was definitively closed in 1885.
Daniele Tanto
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This year I found more bowler hats than at any other time in my life as a hat lover and collector
Most of them were made by G.B. Borsalino fu Lazzaro, arrived in splendid condition for their age of centenarians, and sold in Italy.
It seems as if the upper class had put the great-grandparents' hats on the market.
G.B. Borsalino fu Lazzaro "Qualità Finissima" sold by Luxus in Palermo, size is 5 1/2 so a 58 centimetrs in EU and a 7 1/8 in US.
The peculiarity of this ancient beauty is the pleated ribbon, difficult to find on this so formal hat.
It has come down to us in beautiful condition, without damage or missing and the interior is practically new.
The paper label said the model is "Oslo" and nothing else, if not numbers
These are the measurements of the G.B. Borsalino fu Lazzaro bowler hat: the curled brim measure 5.5 centimeters and the ribbon is 3 centimeters, the maximum height of the crown is 10.5 centimeters.
I sincerely hope the field is not exhausted
Most of them were made by G.B. Borsalino fu Lazzaro, arrived in splendid condition for their age of centenarians, and sold in Italy.
It seems as if the upper class had put the great-grandparents' hats on the market.
G.B. Borsalino fu Lazzaro "Qualità Finissima" sold by Luxus in Palermo, size is 5 1/2 so a 58 centimetrs in EU and a 7 1/8 in US.
The peculiarity of this ancient beauty is the pleated ribbon, difficult to find on this so formal hat.
The paper label said the model is "Oslo" and nothing else, if not numbers
These are the measurements of the G.B. Borsalino fu Lazzaro bowler hat: the curled brim measure 5.5 centimeters and the ribbon is 3 centimeters, the maximum height of the crown is 10.5 centimeters.
I sincerely hope the field is not exhausted
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A couple of hats from an online auction.
Montana Peaks 7X:
And (what I think is) a 100% beaver of unknown branding. Missing the sweat.
This damage was not disclosed and I did not specifically ask. This might be able to be reblocked inside out, but I worry that it could tear at that point.
Montana Peaks 7X:
And (what I think is) a 100% beaver of unknown branding. Missing the sweat.
This damage was not disclosed and I did not specifically ask. This might be able to be reblocked inside out, but I worry that it could tear at that point.
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Rmccamey
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Beautiful, Daniele.
This year I found more bowler hats than at any other time in my life as a hat lover and collector
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Most of them were made by G.B. Borsalino fu Lazzaro, arrived in splendid condition for their age of centenarians, and sold in Italy.
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It seems as if the upper class had put the great-grandparents' hats on the market.
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G.B. Borsalino fu Lazzaro "Qualità Finissima" sold by Luxus in Palermo, size is 5 1/2 so a 58 centimetrs in EU and a 7 1/8 in US.
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The peculiarity of this ancient beauty is the pleated ribbon, difficult to find on this so formal hat.
View attachment 348353 It has come down to us in beautiful condition, without damage or missing and the interior is practically new.
The paper label said the model is "Oslo" and nothing else, if not numbers
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These are the measurements of the G.B. Borsalino fu Lazzaro bowler hat: the curled brim measure 5.5 centimeters and the ribbon is 3 centimeters, the maximum height of the crown is 10.5 centimeters.
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I sincerely hope the field is not exhausted
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Generally I don't like pugs but this one is a good one.Miller Bros. western with a pug I really like. The hat is a couple sizes too small for me, but I know a guy….
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I didn’t spend any time shaping it as it is destined to be re-blocked. The felt is stiff/firm and exactly like similar felt from Resistol and Stetson from this period.
Daniele Tanto
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n my research, from time to time, I also have luck, or rather perseverance
This magnificent Flechet has had a troubled life. Purchased, the seller has disappeared for two weeks, then the bank details have arrived for payment. After the expedition, the hat was lost in Europe and then returned to its base in France. Sent back, he disappeared again and at my request for information I was told that my address was incomplete. After the verification of the mendacity of the statement I moved the European post without having any feedback. I lost a great hat it was my weightlifter. Then my children phoned me about a package that arrived with countless stickers and read the sender, with extreme difficulty, I calmed down
Flechet in black velour size 5 French (57 centimeters) or 7 in the United States.
This is the third Flechet velour I find this year. The difference with its "brothers" is the texture and weight of the felt. the previous two were light and the surface very soft, this is much denser and heavier with a more evident "hair"
The paper label says it's quality is "President" and there is another stamp inside the sweatband I forget to copy
Probably, looking closely at the lining, it can be deduced that from the aforementioned awards this is older than its brothers I had in the previous months
The sun allowed me to highlight the velour finish of the felt, but for those who are curious here is also the diffused light version
The dimensions of the Flechet, probably made in the late 1920s, first 1930s are as follows: brim 6cm, the ribbon is 5cm and the crown at its lowest point is 10.5cm
A hat arrived in perfect condition like the other centenarians found in this "miraculous catch"
Here the photographic set "en plein air" at the base of the wisteria in a hot summer afternoon
This magnificent Flechet has had a troubled life. Purchased, the seller has disappeared for two weeks, then the bank details have arrived for payment. After the expedition, the hat was lost in Europe and then returned to its base in France. Sent back, he disappeared again and at my request for information I was told that my address was incomplete. After the verification of the mendacity of the statement I moved the European post without having any feedback. I lost a great hat
it was my weightlifter. Then my children phoned me about a package that arrived with countless stickers and read the sender, with extreme difficulty, I calmed downThis is the third Flechet velour I find this year. The difference with its "brothers" is the texture and weight of the felt. the previous two were light and the surface very soft, this is much denser and heavier with a more evident "hair"
The paper label says it's quality is "President" and there is another stamp inside the sweatband I forget to copy
Probably, looking closely at the lining, it can be deduced that from the aforementioned awards this is older than its brothers I had in the previous months
The sun allowed me to highlight the velour finish of the felt, but for those who are curious here is also the diffused light version
The dimensions of the Flechet, probably made in the late 1920s, first 1930s are as follows: brim 6cm, the ribbon is 5cm and the crown at its lowest point is 10.5cm
A hat arrived in perfect condition like the other centenarians found in this "miraculous catch"
Here the photographic set "en plein air" at the base of the wisteria in a hot summer afternoon
TheGuitarFairy
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Here's a little comic relief after Daniele's tour de force above.
A pity/exploratory purchase (<$20 shipped ; ) Turned out to be a completely serviceable and fun little lid. It better be as it's "100% Genuine Fur" and true to promise, does have a very nice hand. No liner, labels or indicator of maker. I assume it's a Langenberg/Beaver Brand.
A pity/exploratory purchase (<$20 shipped ; ) Turned out to be a completely serviceable and fun little lid. It better be as it's "100% Genuine Fur" and true to promise, does have a very nice hand. No liner, labels or indicator of maker. I assume it's a Langenberg/Beaver Brand.
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Pellie
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That hat suits you very well, congrats.....
Mighty44
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My first Whippet -- in a very hard to capture sand color. It could use some cleaning, has got some felt wear at the pinch, and the plastic liner is in pieces, but it's got those classic lines and is a great fit so I'm quite pleased.
Bill Hughes
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Love the colors. I would trim the plastic back out of the way.
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That looks like it’ll do the job. Nice hat.
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Really nice. Great color combo.
