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Would love to see more photos when you(s) have time.
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When I first saw Daniel's hat it reminded me of my Lee Gadabout, a lightweight light gray hat with a spare streamlined shape. It's one of my most versatile travel hats. It would be nice with a bound brim. Maybe we should talk... ;^)
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It's not an original Panizza from the Ghiffa factory. It was probably made by Falcus but I believe their were others using the trade mark post Ghiffa.
EstherWeis
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Yet again an outstanding hat Alan!
I personally prefer a bound edge on most, especially on a brim with that shape.
I use laiton thread as well. That is what gives the brim that particular look.( daniel's hat I mean)
It keeps the tension on your edge and gives it an extra good snap.
And it makes sure it stays that way.
moehawk
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OK, now I'm totally confused...but the hat is still nice!
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Daniele might be able to tell if it was made by Falcus. It's definitely not a Ghiffa factory Panizza.OK, now I'm totally confused...but the hat is still nice!
moehawk
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Regardless of when and by whom, it's still a fine Italian hat and worth every penny. Even at twice the price...
Daniele Tanto
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Yes it was made by Cappellificio Falcus the modern owner of the trade mark Panizz
Moe your "modern" Panizza dated the mid 80' It is very well made and I have one very similar, without linen, made in Ghiffa, historical production factory of Panizza.
In this period I am considering very carefully some Italian productions of the 80'.
Those were the years of great change in the Italian hatters property and production .
The quality at least until the 90s who produced Panizza, Vanzinas, Barbisio was much more interesting than we think.
Your hat is worth much more of the twenty dollars spent and I think it is a quality product .......more than contemporary hats
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Stephena310 great find!!!
moehawk
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Thanks for the information, Daniele! It is indeed well made, with good quality components. I hope to find a nice vintage one (or more!) to compare...
KY Crusader
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Akubra Balmoral. A bit heavy and stiff compared to my custom cuenca (which, of course cost A LOT more). But the Balmoral is very well-built and sturdy; and looks great too. Fantastic deal for the price, IMHO.
Nice hat,pretty hard to beat.
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Chamuco
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My new Coober Pedy in Santone Fawn.
Now I have it in BGG, Black, Sand and Santone, love'em all !!.
Funny thing is that when I got my first one, BGG, I tried it on an dislike it a lot, so it stayed on its box for 3 or 4 months, then one day it was raining so I decided to wear my "ugly" looking hat, but, but, but, this time I looked in the mirror and loved it !!! So much that I ordered it in Sand, loved it too, so here comes Black and Santone, love'em all !
If they made it in Glen Grey or Moonstone I will get one right away.
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Now I have it in BGG, Black, Sand and Santone, love'em all !!.
Funny thing is that when I got my first one, BGG, I tried it on an dislike it a lot, so it stayed on its box for 3 or 4 months, then one day it was raining so I decided to wear my "ugly" looking hat, but, but, but, this time I looked in the mirror and loved it !!! So much that I ordered it in Sand, loved it too, so here comes Black and Santone, love'em all !
If they made it in Glen Grey or Moonstone I will get one right away.
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KY Crusader
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I'm having a somewhat similar reaction to the CP in Regency Faun I received a couple days ago. It's such a damned big hat, I fell like its overwhelming me. And I'm not used to its look on me...yet. Right now I'm planning on using it for outdoor activities where maximum sun protection is required; but maybe my attitude will eventually change too.My new Coober Pedy in Santone Fawn.
Now I have it in BGG, Black, Sand and Santone, love'em all !!.
Funny thing is that when I got my first one, BGG, I tried it on an dislike it a lot, so it stayed on its box for 3 or 4 months, then one day it was raining so I decided to wear my "ugly" looking hat, but, but, but, this time I looked in the mirror and loved it !!! So much that I ordered it in Sand, loved it too, so here comes Black and Santone, love'em all !
If they made it in Glen Grey or Moonstone I will get one right away.
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P.S. The CP certainly looks good on you; I can see why you have such a collection. And I especially like to kangaroo pin. Where do you get all those cool pins that adorn your fedoras?
Chamuco
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Hi Charles,
Same thing happened to me, it felt "to darn big", BUT now I love the look !!! I have a bunch of Snowy River too, just because my girl loves the look of that hat on me.
I do believe you will get used to it and will end up loving the hat !
I got my pins on ebay, some are harder than others, normally they go for around 20 bucks including shipping, some less, some more. Some are Pilot wings, other are vintage plane pins !
The Kangaroo ones I get the from an australian seller, 12 pins for around 20 bucks, just search in ebay 12 x Australian Souvenir australia gold plated kangaroo loose stick pins, seller is tusam1 .
Good luck finding your pins !!!
Best regards.
Rodolfo.
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Thanks for the encouragement and the lead on the pins.
Chamuco
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I raided a costume rental owned by a friend. I've gotten some sweet hats from costume shops before, but come home with these 4 guys today.
From left to right, a 70s? Biltmore Golden Pheasant velour, an 80s? Dobbs 707, an early 60s Alexander, and a 40s Knox Twenty.
All could use some TLC, and the Biltmore is the only one with its liner still. The Knox, being by far the oldest is in the worst condition unfortunately. Sweatband is coming out, and there's a tiny hole I'm the back where the pinch was. Apparently people have been wearing this hat backwards for a very very long time.
From left to right, a 70s? Biltmore Golden Pheasant velour, an 80s? Dobbs 707, an early 60s Alexander, and a 40s Knox Twenty.
All could use some TLC, and the Biltmore is the only one with its liner still. The Knox, being by far the oldest is in the worst condition unfortunately. Sweatband is coming out, and there's a tiny hole I'm the back where the pinch was. Apparently people have been wearing this hat backwards for a very very long time.
