Thanks, David. They are quality hats, but what size will they turn out to be...?
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MikePotts
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An unexexpected cool snap today will warrant the wearing of my new green Greek hat (no fishermen involved):
Maker/Retailer labled as 'Agnoulita' 'Hand Made in Greece'......then...another bunch of stuff in Greek. Ad said it was Rabbit felt and I have no reason to doubt it....came in a really spiffy box!
Here's their website:
https://www.agnoulitahats.com/en-us...RgowPApZFFx82s1dW7tIDeVj09WyTpPQaAlAuEALw_wcB
Maker/Retailer labled as 'Agnoulita' 'Hand Made in Greece'......then...another bunch of stuff in Greek. Ad said it was Rabbit felt and I have no reason to doubt it....came in a really spiffy box!
Here's their website:
https://www.agnoulitahats.com/en-us...RgowPApZFFx82s1dW7tIDeVj09WyTpPQaAlAuEALw_wcB
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Wonderful shade of green. There's a thread dedicated to Agnoulita hats. You may care to check it out and post yours there, too.
https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/hnc-hatworks-formerly-known-as-agnoulita-hats.93020/
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Wouldn't that be something!?Come on size 62cm!
Daniele Tanto
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Hope they will be large enough....
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Thanks!
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Very nice. I've been looking at these for a bit; I think my next hat might well be an Agnoulita, given their reputation for being a nice, durable hat while offering a few customised options (like contrasting brim binding and ribbon and such) at very reasonable prices (particularly for the rabbit fur, though I hope to stretch a little for one of the beaver options).
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I would have bought the bowler just for the liner!!!
I agree, Robert. There's often something special about an old Bowler's liner.
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Keep me in mind if either is a 58...
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This is the "unknown stranger" that came with the T & W Lees Bowler I posted the other day:
I haven't seen this brand or logo before:
The liner is glued in, and this is the only label under the sweatband:
It's definitely nothing special, but a quite well made, solid Homburg. And at just under 7 euros ($7.50, £6) it was well worth going for.
I haven't seen this brand or logo before:
The liner is glued in, and this is the only label under the sweatband:
It's definitely nothing special, but a quite well made, solid Homburg. And at just under 7 euros ($7.50, £6) it was well worth going for.
It's German. Made by VEB Guben. Several examples to be found on the lounge. Your description is spot on I think: solid, but nothing special. A good looking homburg though.
Thanks, Stefan.
Thought it was a German maker. I just couldn't find any examples on the FL of Prima.
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Nice find! These Mossant Castor Hudson hats they did for Sools are high quality hats.
