A low end unmarked Italian fedora. Nice fur felt, though. Pure lapin.
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Borsalino Mink 40
A high priced hat when new, this Borsalino didn’t make its journey through time the best. ‘The sweatband had gone kind of crispy, the hat had lost its oval block and turned into a circle, and the mink fur felt had a weird greasy feel to it. When I got it, it had a fitted vinyl rain cover.
Templeform by Stylepark
This hat was previously owned by a man on the team which invented Plexiglas. He bought it from Strawbridge and Clothier.
Rollable Borsalino
A green Borsalino which came to me rolled up in one of those little triangular Borsalino boxes.
Stetson Stratoliner
A 1950s version of the Stetson Stratoliner- named after the famous Boeing 307. Some color bleed on the felt of this one from the sweatband.
Christy’s England Fedora
Call it a fedora, call it a trilby. It’s super thin fur felt with a thin ribbon. Unlined for warmer weather wear.
Vintage in the ’80s
Vintage clothes in the early ’80s. Even the new pieces in the picture would be considered vintage now.
’30s vintage hat, ’20s vintage pince-nez, bowtie, ’70s jacket, vest, plaid shirt, jeans and hiking boots. What a look.
Photo by Michael G. Stewart
Viking Impermeabile
This hat came to me from Italy. With a name like “Viking”, I wonder if it was made there or someplace else?
Mallory Fifteen
1950s Mallory Fleetlite. Cost $15 new. Tall, straight sided crown, short brim. Very ’30s proportions, but a ’50s hat.
Dobb’s Stingy
1960s Dobbs Guild Edge stingy brim fedora.
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