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[The Shoe]

P. & C. Habig Wien, Hutmacher 1862, Seidenzylinder / Silk Top Hat, 58 cm, Crown 6 inches / 15 cm, Width 9 1/2 inches / 24 cm, Length 12 inches / 30,5 cm, possibly early to Mid 1920s. This is a really fantastic Seidenzylinder and in excellent condition. Superb overall (components & workmanship) quality. It has the Paper Label and other interesting markings be behind the Sweatband. There is a P. & C. Habig Wien "Patent Ventilator" at the Front of Sweatband but not mentioned. Also came with a restored + modified Blue Carton with an interesting interior design.

Post WWI Austrian Coat Of Arms With Hammer And Sickle.

"58" CM Size And "A/3" Form, Right Side Front to Back

"A W M" ?, at the Rear

"D" ? at Front

"H??", "Patent Ventilator", Front Sweatband

Carton, restored + modified

I can’t claim to know anything about top hats, but that is just spectacular!

 

[GHT]

You can tell a lot about a gentleman by his hat and a hat like that magnificent topper is all but guaranteed to get you into The Royal enclosure at Ascot. It's breathtakingly beautiful.

Intrigued by what it's value might be, I checked out vintage, silk top hats. https://www.ascot-tophats.co.uk/ATH...zC-pc4I3Fhzi4Bh-081yXz_8lqu20BQ4aAl5rEALw_wcB
Wow, I doubt that I will ever get to wear such a beauty.

 

[Daniele Tanto]

Sometimes a stroke of luck comes unexpectedly.

Two Wilkes arrive from the same seller in Germany, each with a magnificent Melousine felt hat.

Both are leftovers from a warehouse or store; the outside size is still attached to the ribbon.


I'll show you a preview of them as soon as they arrive.

There's still some left on the fur felt side, which arrived in the last few days, and then we'll move on to hats suitable for the season.

 

[bowlerman]

Every time I buy a hat from eBay, I assume it has passed through the hands of a member here at one time or another, but I couldn’t find much about this Pigalle one. It seems like the company mostly manufactures

sombreros, and occasionally a black cowboy hat. Either way, I’m really digging this straw bowler. I don’t even know what kind of straw it is.

 

[Pellie]

Every time I buy a hat from eBay, I assume it has passed through the hands of a member here at one time or another, but I couldn’t find much about this Pigalle one. It seems like the company mostly manufactures View attachment 772564 View attachment 772565 View attachment 772566 View attachment 772567 View attachment 772568 View attachment 772572 View attachment 772571 View attachment 772569 sombreros, and occasionally a black cowboy hat. Either way, I’m really digging this straw bowler. I don’t even know what kind of straw it is.

That's a very interesting hat. Nice catch!

 

[bowlerman]

Happened across this Dobbs Milan this afternoon. Love the fine vintage weave and the flat top. A tad early for straw season, but I’ll wear it on the street today.

 

[mayserwegener]

I can’t claim to know anything about top hats, but that is just spectacular!

Gary, Thank you! I was fortunate to find this one.

 

[mayserwegener]

You can tell a lot about a gentleman by his hat and a hat like that magnificent topper is all but guaranteed to get you into The Royal enclosure at Ascot. It's breathtakingly beautiful.

Intrigued by what it's value might be, I checked out vintage, silk top hats. https://www.ascot-tophats.co.uk/ATH...zC-pc4I3Fhzi4Bh-081yXz_8lqu20BQ4aAl5rEALw_wcB
Wow, I doubt that I will ever get to wear such a beauty.

Robert, Thanks! I was lucky to find this one, and I paid bit more than usual, but still a great bargin.

 

[BobHufford]

Happened across this Dobbs Milan this afternoon.

Love the wide pug as well. And the Corn Palace, of course.

 

[bowlerman]

Love the wide pug as well. And the Corn Palace, of course.

I was wondering who would catch the Corn Palace!

 

[Blare]

Every time I buy a hat from eBay, I assume it has passed through the hands of a member here at one time or another, but I couldn’t find much about this Pigalle one. It seems like the company mostly manufactures View attachment 772564 View attachment 772565 View attachment 772566 View attachment 772567 View attachment 772568 View attachment 772572 View attachment 772571 View attachment 772569 sombreros, and occasionally a black cowboy hat. Either way, I’m really digging this straw bowler. I don’t even know what kind of straw it is.

What a unique straw. Suits you very well!

 

[steur]

Just received this Dalestone Custom Made hat from the bay. It is every bit as stunning as it looked in the listing. It rivals my Stetson 3X mode edge, also has a felted edge, and the combination of beige felt with a slight rose or sunset undertone, and the nickel/silver gilled ribbon makes it glow. View attachment 771703 View attachment 771704 View attachment 771705 View attachment 771706 View attachment 771707

That is a magnificent hat, Jeff. Wonderful find.

 

[steur]

P. & C. Habig Wien, Hutmacher 1862, Seidenzylinder / Silk Top Hat, 58 cm, Crown 6 inches / 15 cm, Width 9 1/2 inches / 24 cm, Length 12 inches / 30,5 cm, possibly early to Mid 1920s. This is a really fantastic Seidenzylinder and in excellent condition. Superb overall (components & workmanship) quality. It has the Paper Label and other interesting markings be behind the Sweatband. There is a P. & C. Habig Wien "Patent Ventilator" at the Front of Sweatband but not mentioned. Also came with a restored + modified Blue Carton with an interesting interior design.

Post WWI Austrian Coat Of Arms With Hammer And Sickle.

"58" CM Size And "A/3" Form, Right Side Front to Back

"A W M" ?, at the Rear

"D" ? at Front

"H??", "Patent Ventilator", Front Sweatband

Carton, restored + modified

Fantastic find, Steve. Lots of toppers on sale on the German auction sites for some reason, but Habig rarely shows up.

 

[steur]

Here are some I did not take pictures of due to weather condition being awful.

Barbisio Misto F a g g i o (beech). Ruvido (rough) finish. Size 56 with the overwelt brim at 5,5cm and the crown at 10,5cm at the center dent. Nobody and I do mean nobody does shark gills like Barbisio does. It's enough to make me buy a green hat; go figure!

 

[Blare]

Here are some I did not take pictures of due to weather condition being awful.

Barbisio Misto F a g g i o (beech). Ruvido (rough) finish. Size 56 with the overwelt brim at 5,5cm and the crown at 10,5cm at the center dent. Nobody and I do mean nobody does shark gills like Barbisio does. It's enough to make me buy a green hat; go figure!

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Beautiful What a unique color.

 

[steur]

A brand I never come across on this side of the pond, so it was a no brainer.
Caxton stingy fedora in brown. Size 56 with the bound brim at 4,5cm and the crown at 10cm at the center dent. Nice colour combination, but a bit too stingy for me to be honest. The quality is wonderful though.

 

[Blare]

A brand I never come across on this side of the pond, so it was a no brainer.
Caxton stingy fedora in brown. Size 56 with the bound brim at 4,5cm and the crown at 10cm at the center dent. Nice colour combination, but a bit too stingy for me to be honest. The quality is wonderful though.

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Caxton made some great hats.

 

[steur]

When this popped up I thought it unusual enough to go for it. Mossant Eden-Roc Baku fedora. Size 57 with the overwelt brim at 6,5cm and the crown at 10,5cm at the center dent. Very light of course, but I find these baku starws are not as well behaved as panama straws.

 

[steur]

Caxton made some great hats.

Thanks, Joe. They did (they even smell nice). The other Caxton I own has better proportions for my taste.

 

[steur]

Another Mossant. Mossant fedora in a grey called "mine". Size 59 (even though label says 58) with the overwelt brim at 6cm and the crown at 10,5cm at the front.