What is this hat
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Keeps the rain and sun off your head. Sometimes signifies you are part of a team or organization.
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Ah! images.
It's called a "cocked hat" and usually associated with a Navy.
Yours looks to be pretty close to a British Royal Navy 1843 Pattern.
However - without details of any label or the buttons it could be anything from authentic to a Gilbert & Sullivan stage prop.
It's called a "cocked hat" and usually associated with a Navy.
Yours looks to be pretty close to a British Royal Navy 1843 Pattern.
However - without details of any label or the buttons it could be anything from authentic to a Gilbert & Sullivan stage prop.
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My grandpa had a hat like that, and he was a mason. There were also those style hats in the Navy back long long ago, but for some reason I don't think it's a US Navy hat.
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