Rancheros Visitadores 1951 W/graphics by Joe De Yong

• Jul 16, 2015

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Rancheros Visitadores Clear Nutira owned by George F. Getz Jr.

George Getz Jr. joined in 1939. He was the son of the man that started the Globe Corp.

 

• Jul 16, 2015

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A Pair of #1 Quality Stetsons...Rancheros Visitadores

 

• Jul 16, 2015

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A Pair of #1 Quality Stetsons...Rancheros Visitadores




This is from the same person, but a post 1940 #1 Quality.

 

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• Jul 16, 2015

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These are fantastic. Do you think the carvings are actual autographs, or homages?

 

• Jul 16, 2015

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All are real but some are burnt in, others are done in ink and some are lost to time and UV light.

https://books.google.com/books?id=9...v=onepage&q=rancheros visitadores hat&f=false

 

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• Jul 16, 2015

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frussell said:

Those hat pins are great, but to wear on a fedora ribbon, you either need to bend the pin or cut it off shorter, as it's about 2" long. Clint Orms does excellent silver work, and is highly recommended, as well as being a genuinely nice guy. Frank.

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I met Cint Orms and his wife while in Las Vegas during rodeo week, he had a booth at the convention center. I ordered 2 buckles from him at the time, well over 20 years ago. Real nice people, I also have a beautiful Mark Dahl buckle from about that same time that I was wearing and they both recognized it as Dahl's work. Since we're talking about silver pins, I have a hat that was made for me by Double HH hats in Montana some 15 or more years ago. He cut out my initials placed a dark piece of felt behind the cut and installed my initials in silver on the bow side of the hat, though it has has a self band and silver buckle set, the hat is natural in color.

 

• Jul 16, 2015

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So carouselvic got both!
Congrats! They look awesome!

 

• Jul 16, 2015

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Joao Encarnado said:

So carouselvic got both!
Congrats! They look awesome!

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I bought 3 hats...Thanks

 

• Jul 16, 2015

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Amazing, Looks like you got several brass rings.
i hope this isn't OT but reminds me of a modern tradition. You had to have lots of company stickers if you visited the mines.

 

• Jul 16, 2015

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carouselvic said:

I bought 3 hats...Thanks

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Even better!
You do know I covet those hats.

 

• Jul 19, 2015

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Rancheros Visitadores...Los Caballeros 1965 Santa Catalina Island

 

• Jul 19, 2015

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Rancheros Visitadores...Los Caballeros 1965 Santa Catalina Island






This photo is from 1967

 

• Jul 19, 2015

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So many westerns!
[insert drool smiley here]
That should be a great way of life.

 

• Dec 29, 2020

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A great collection Vic, & thanks for the link to this thread. I enjoyed reading thru it about your hats.

I met Dusty Rogers when he moved the museum from CA to Branson, MO & went to the auction a few yrs later when the museum was permanently closed.

 

• Dec 29, 2020

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Hurricane Jack said:

A great collection Vic, & thanks for the link to this thread. I enjoyed reading thru it about your hats.

I met Dusty Rogers when he moved the museum from CA to Branson, MO & went to the auction a few yrs later when the museum was permanently closed.

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Thanks for bringing this to light again, Jack. I missed it until now, and also really enjoyed the story, loved the hat.

Thanks @carouselvic too, of course! Fantastic posts!!

 

• Dec 29, 2020

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Thanks again to HJ for this bump. This post from 2017 belongs here. Vic probably remembers enlightening me that RV in this context had nothing to do with Winnebagos or Romeo Void.


Picked this hat up awhile back from a non-eBay site. Thanks to one of our historians, Carouselvic, I found out the following info on the hats previous owner. Interesting fellow.This is what the hat looked like when i got it.

This is the band and pins that came with the hat. All Sterling silver.

Mr. Wulsin was part of the Ranchero Visitadores. http://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/rarcheros-visitadores-1951-w-graphics-by-joe-de-yong.62898/

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...28oZxtnLg2b_ULptV0dyTg&bvm=bv.150729734,d.eWE

I shape it a bit differently now.

 

• Jan 30, 2024

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Found something to add to & bump one of the best historical & documentary threads on this forum.

Rancheros Visitadores Penny's Marathon 3X5-1/2 illustrated by Joe De Yong with 4 cowboys on horseback, & the RV, Double P, & 34 brands. De Yong & also Ed Borein were the noted Rancheros Visitadores illustrators of the era. Sold at auction in 2022 for $5,015.00. Unfortunately only one pic with post auction results.

 

• Feb 5, 2024

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Fascinating thread!!!

 

• Feb 5, 2024

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RBH said:

Fascinating thread!!!

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Saw a couple of riders with piteado saddles. The Mexican flag bearer with his piteado saddle & piteado-style suit looked pretty sharp.

 

• Dec 28, 2025

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#406 block, 7” crown by 3 7/8” BE brim Clear Noot western. This hat was auctioned with hitched hair hat band sewn onto it.

After I removed the hat band, I found the 1936 date etched below the RV on the front. The hat could be a few years older than the etched date, as it has the taped rear sweat band seem. LOT # is illegible unfortunately.

It has its fair share of moth nibbles, especially on the bottom of the brim. A proper trail hat for the RV runs I’d imagine.



Saddle


Joe De Young signature, Charles Russell’s only student. Looks like a small brand under the sig.


Horsey


The hidden 1936 etching


Moth buffet


Clear Noot sweat stamp and silk liner, no store brand stamp though.


Presumed original owner initials. This Stetson came with 4 other hats from the auction, one of which was sold through ‘E. C. Clothiers’ in Cleburne, Texas.


The unusual white size tag


I removed the hair hat band and through it on my #1 quality western, so that the full scale of the etchings on the noot could be viewed.


A pretty epic hat, one that I want to find a clear case for storage/display. It does fit me too, but will only be worn inside for some photos. I’d assume this could be worth a decent sum and I don’t want to be the person that compromises any integrity. Thrilled to own it for now though!