Mallory Vintage Fedora Hat [Early 1950s-] [MALLORY FIFTEEN] 7 1/4 Tan

[MALLORY] fedora hat from the early 1950s. Americas oldest Fedora maker, which has been making hats since the early 19th century, grew to be called Americas second, but it was purchased by STETSON in the 50s and disappeared in the late 60s. Hatter has a high rarity value even in the vintage market with many excellent quality and design. This is a high-end line sold for $15. The high-quality beaver felt has a soft yet firm texture. Diamond silhouette 6cm cabana edge (with felted brim end) brim for a mannish look that is typical of this era, with a trolley string (for wind protection that fastens to the buttonhole). The contrast between the light tan color and the brown ribbon is a beautiful gem. It is in very good condition considering its age. Comes with a box, stylish design with atmosphere. Since it is an old one, there is rare deterioration over time. Please understand the characteristics of vintage items in advance. Size (notation): 7 1/4 Top height: 11.4 Brim: 6.2 Inner circumference (head circumference - actual size): 57.5 Inner Circumference (Vertical): 20.2 Inner circumference (horizontal): 17 (cm notation)