Mighty44
One Too Many
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Lovely details—enjoy!
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What hat are you waiting for today?
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the_imperialist
One of the Regulars
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- 206
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- New Zealand
I haven't really seen much action lately, but had to snap these up from ebay. The first is blue according to the seller; I suspect they've got some age to them - I'm pretty confident pre-war and may even possibly be 20s. We shall see soon enough!
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- Central California
A couple of great ones, Wayne! What you lack in volume you make up for in quality.
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Looks like a couple of nice finds!
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- Central California
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Three straws coming in ...
Two Dobbs:
And a Resistol:
Two Dobbs:
And a Resistol:
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Two-fer.
J. C. Penney / Marathon “Carlsbad” western.
Pre-1934 union label.
Boy Scouts of America hat.
Sigmund Eisner was the BSA’s national outfitter from 1910 to 1932.
J. C. Penney / Marathon “Carlsbad” western.
Pre-1934 union label.
Boy Scouts of America hat.
Sigmund Eisner was the BSA’s national outfitter from 1910 to 1932.
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- Central California
Towards the end of the run 7XCB:
I came very close to buying this one myself. I was still on the fence when I saw it ended. Congrats! And thank you for helping me to keep my money.
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- 18,393
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- Central California
I came very close to buying this one myself. I was still on the fence when I saw it ended. Congrats! And thank you for helping me to keep my money.
It’s just one of the many services I’m glad to provide.
If you find a mid-1950s or earlier specimen then I recommend you make sure you end up with it.
I know but for how much???
That's why I never pulled the trigger on that one. It's nice but just a little too modern for what I'm looking for. And of course, I'm not flipping them either. Just collecting and wearing.It’s just one of the many services I’m glad to provide.
If you find a mid-1950s or earlier specimen then I recommend you make sure you end up with it.
the_imperialist
One of the Regulars
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- 206
- Location
- New Zealand
Surprisingly another duo - very similar.
Early 50s Lincoln Benett in 7 1/8
And I think pre-war, though unfamiliar with the maker:
Early 50s Lincoln Benett in 7 1/8
And I think pre-war, though unfamiliar with the maker:
Very nice, Wayne. You don't see Lincoln Bennett fedoras all that often; it's mostly formal hats that are on offer of this brand.
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PinchFrontKid
New in Town
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"SHE'S COMING HOME TO DADDY!" LOL
I Introduce to you a Mallory "The Mallory Ten" Premier Quality 7 1/8, Seller States its a 1940-1950 but I'm gonna Stick with the 1950's from what I seen on other Mallorys from the Lounge.
I Introduce to you a Mallory "The Mallory Ten" Premier Quality 7 1/8, Seller States its a 1940-1950 but I'm gonna Stick with the 1950's from what I seen on other Mallorys from the Lounge.
TheOldFashioned
One Too Many
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- 1,922
- Location
- The Great Lakes
The 1823 date on the liner tip usually is an indication of pre-Stetson takeover, which would put it before '46/47. That cloth size tag and reedless sweatband also are indicators of an earlier make. Nice get!
PinchFrontKid
New in Town
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Oh wow, thanks For the Clarification, I appreciate really it.
Rmccamey
I'll Lock Up
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- 5,215
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