Hats

This is an excellent wool Civil War uniform kepi reproduction featuring gold braid. Perfect for collectors and reenactors. Closeout Item. No returns or refunds. Call 205-533-8595 with questions

This is an excellent wool Civil War uniform kepi reproduction with the sky blue infantry band. Perfect for collectors and reenactors. Closeout Item. No returns or refunds. Call 205-533-8595 with questions Closeout Item. No returns or refunds.

This is an excellent wool Civil War uniform kepi reproduction. Perfect for collectors and reenactors. Closeout Item. No returns or refunds. Call 205-533-8595 with questions

This is a modern hat that clearly draws strong inspiration from Victorian and Edwardian designs. The low crown and offset would make it perfect for reenactment or the Kentucky Derby. This is a vintage hat and may be dusty or have unnoticed imperfectio

This is a modern-made timeless hat that could work for almost any point in history. You can as easily picture it being worn amidst the backdrop of the Civil War, or in the Old West, being worn by Audrey Hepburn on Fifth Avenue in the 1960s, or being worn

This woman's bonnet was made for Civil War reenactment, but would be great for Old West reenactment or Cowboy Action. Black, with lace Size unknown This is a vintage, homemade item and has imperfections, stains and dust. No returns or refunds. Call 2

The Tyrolean originated in the Tyrol region of the Alps in what is now a region divided between Italy, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. It is both part of the local folk costume, and a hat favored by hikers throughout Europe. This particular hat style

Biltmore traces its history back to 1917 and soon got a reputation for their high quality Canadian-Made hats. This is a beautiful vintage black cowboy hat that still has the tags. It was originally sold by The Hat Guys hat shop in Oakland California. O

This is a modern straw cowboy hat, made in the U.S.A. by Alamo Hat. It is made from "Shantung Panama" also known as Japanese Washi. In the early 1900s there was a shortage of Panama Straw due to the popularity of hats made from it. An alternative was soug

The bowler, or derby, is a timeless classic. Originating in London in 1849 as a semi-formal hat, by the end of the 19th Century it was the favorite hat of the working class- YET still favored by the gentleman class. It was commonly encountered hat in the

When new, this hat was really something special. When we rescued it from a thrift store it had already lost its hat band, and been a meal for several moths. The hat band is trommed in black, there is a leather chin strap, and despite the flaws it is still

This is a lightweight, crushable, cavalry-style hat from Stetson's John Wayne Collection. It has been distressed and stained by Stetson to have a worn appearance. Perfect for Old-West and post-Civil War re-enactment, Cowboy Action Shooting, or just as

This is a 100% wool felt hat with a floppy brim, dark olive green. This hat is a must for reenactors of all periods as this style of hat dates to at least medieval times, and was worn by pilgrims, pioneers, cowboys, Revolutionary soldiers, Civil War so

This is Stratton's Model F38:RBH, "Trooper" hat. It features a center crease and side dents, a 3″ brim with slight side-curl and two vent eyelets on each side of crown, and holes for a chin strap (not included). Stratton is known for their professional ha

This unique hat is something of a mystery. This cotton hat is an "aussie" style slouch hat with one side pinned up, and a chin strap. On the one hand, nothing about it says "military" aside from the color and the USMC Globe and Anchor pin, and the fact t