Mighty44
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Thanks, Steve—much appreciated!
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Fabulous hat David. Quite striking with the contrasting brim binding. I suspect I might have gotten a similar reaction from my wife.
Mighty44
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Thanks Joe!
DaveProc
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Royal Whippet 6 7/8 Long Oval in my 10 year olds size
Mighty44
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Nice way to start them off. Do it now before everything you suggest in the fashion arena gets an eye roll or a blank stare.
DaveProc
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She has a beautiful early 50s Stratoliner, a 50s Canadian Stetson and a 1960s Resistol that were all size mistakes. She's making out pretty good lolNice way to start them off. Do it now before everything you suggest in the fashion arena gets an eye roll or a blank stare.
Lock&Co fedora in a brown colour called chestnut. Size 62, or 7 5/8 UK, with a brim of 5,5cm and the crown at 11,5cm at the center dent. Unlined but likely did have a liner at one point. Doesn't come across as a stingy brim though due to its shape, which is more straight and full, and proportions. The brim has a very nice cuppy shape at the back. Dang; forgot to straighten the ribbon.
Barbisio fedora in grey. Size 62 with a brim width of 6,5cm and a crown of 11,5cm at the front. A narrow and nicely done overwelt brim edge. No label other than its size label. Colour could be any number of Barbisio greys: Tanaro, Sesia, Ticino, Ginevra? All of these are pretty close in tone. Some taper to the crown. It has already been spoken for.
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This spin of the wheel turned out OK.
Nice Adam (Miller) Panama.
And a Borsalino lightweight that appears to have been refurbed at some point (the liner is taped and the original factory sticker replaced -- the brim almost looks like it had stitching at some point too). An unfortunate moth nip here and there as well a an odd "line" in the felt.
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Gonna need a naphtha bath for sure.
This is the first mud dauber wasp nest I've had arrive still attached. Barn fresh!
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"Dogma" "Striegau", Wool, 57 cm, possibly 1930s maybe later 1920s and most likely made by Berlin - Gubener Hutfabrik. This is based on the Paper Label type and that "Striegau" was located in Germany but after WWII Strzegom, Poland. The Hat was sold by Hut Köhl Kehl am Rhein** which is directly across the Rhein from Stroudsburg. The Wool felt is very pliable with high gloss. The overall condition is very good and the Crown Tip Patch is still in place. The "Dogma" brand / mark is very unique. I enjoy finding these old German Wool Soft Felt Hats and this one is a great example.
Open Crown
** Might be associated with Modehaus Köhl which was established in 1919.
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Open Crown
** Might be associated with Modehaus Köhl which was established in 1919.
Über uns - Modehaus Köhl & DUE Sportswear
Ihr Modegeschäft im Herzen von Kehl Die Welt der Mode ist bunt und vielfältig. Und die Geschmäcker sind es noch viel mehr! Wir als Familie Köhl und Team haben es uns deshalb zur Aufgabe gemacht, allen Bedürfnissen gerecht zu werden-weswegen wir zwei Häuser in Kehl führen: Unser 1919 gegründetes...
Pellie
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Grey Borsalino
Daniele Tanto
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Fantastico!"Dogma" "Striegau", Wool, 57 cm, possibly 1930s maybe later 1920s and most likely made by Berlin - Gubener Hutfabrik. This is based on the Paper Label type and that "Striegau" was located in Germany but after WWII Strzegom, Poland. The Hat was sold by Hut Köhl Kehl am Rhein** which is directly across the Rhein from Stroudsburg. The Wool felt is very pliable with high gloss. The overall condition is very good and the Crown Tip Patch is still in place. The "Dogma" brand / mark is very unique. I enjoy finding these old German Wool Soft Felt Hats and this one is a great example.
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Daniele, Thank you!
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"Dogma" "Striegau", Wool, 57 cm, possibly 1930s maybe later 1920s and most likely made by Berlin - Gubener Hutfabrik. This is based on the Paper Label type and that "Striegau" was located in Germany but after WWII Strzegom, Poland. The Hat was sold by Hut Köhl Kehl am Rhein** which is directly across the Rhein from Stroudsburg. The Wool felt is very pliable with high gloss. The overall condition is very good and the Crown Tip Patch is still in place. The "Dogma" brand / mark is very unique. I enjoy finding these old German Wool Soft Felt Hats and this one is a great example.
Open Crown
** Might be associated with Modehaus Köhl which was established in 1919.
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I don’t know that you could exactly say why but this hat is fantastic! The shape is really something special. Thanks for sharing this, Steve.
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The ol mud dauber brooch
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That is quite a hat Steve. I like that Dogma brand name"Dogma" "Striegau", Wool, 57 cm, possibly 1930s maybe later 1920s and most likely made by Berlin - Gubener Hutfabrik. This is based on the Paper Label type and that "Striegau" was located in Germany but after WWII Strzegom, Poland. The Hat was sold by Hut Köhl Kehl am Rhein** which is directly across the Rhein from Stroudsburg. The Wool felt is very pliable with high gloss. The overall condition is very good and the Crown Tip Patch is still in place. The "Dogma" brand / mark is very unique. I enjoy finding these old German Wool Soft Felt Hats and this one is a great example.
Open Crown
** Might be associated with Modehaus Köhl which was established in 1919.
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Brent, Thanks! It does have a great shape / form and that has held up well over time especially the flange.
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Joe, Thank you! The "Dogma" brand / mark was a surprise. Probably will never see another one.
DaveProc
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I just picked up this new modern straw Stratoliner, it was missing it's pin and the vendor was not helpful, an exchange would have cost half the sale price. Yesterday I found a suitable substitute...
My father's brother-in-law Ray Cappelli passed away last year far too young. He was a police Captain, my next door neighbor and friend, and he collected pre-WWII hat pins that commemorated States, Towns and local attractions. His widow didn't want any of the pins, so they ended up at my father's house
I was given the opportunity to go through 6 trays of NOS salesman samples and found this very cool Gloucester Massachusetts boat pin that now lives on my straw Stratoliner.
Ray Cappelli
My father's brother-in-law Ray Cappelli passed away last year far too young. He was a police Captain, my next door neighbor and friend, and he collected pre-WWII hat pins that commemorated States, Towns and local attractions. His widow didn't want any of the pins, so they ended up at my father's house
I was given the opportunity to go through 6 trays of NOS salesman samples and found this very cool Gloucester Massachusetts boat pin that now lives on my straw Stratoliner.
Ray Cappelli
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