April 23, 2024
Vintage Stetson Tom Mix Buckaroo Cowboy Hat - Size 7
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This auction is for a vintage Tom Mix buckaroo style hat made by Stetson for Luskey's Western Stores. This old black hat comes with a wide ribbon style hat band , it is in very fine used condition with no bug tracking and no holes. The hat has an approximately 3 1/2 inch wide brim and 6 inch crown. The hat has a 7 size tag, it measures approximately 21 7/8 inches inside the sweat band. It has a strong very fine condition clean sweat band and liner. Bid with confidence this old hat has great character and eye appeal. Terms of sale: 1) Buyer prepays high bid plus shipping and insurance if available. All payments in U.S. funds only. 2) Shipping will be added at end of auction. submitting bid. 3)Payment must be received within 7 (seven) days of close of auction. 4) Texas residents include 8.25% sales tax. 5) Returns must be made within 10 (ten) days of receipt by Buyer and with return authorization from Seller. Uninsured return items will be refused. 6) Seller is not responsible for items lost or damaged in shipment. 7) Please resolve any questions you may have about this item prior to submitting your bid by using the e-mail link provided above. We can usually respond to your questions in 24 hours or less. We always include a photo of the item and provide a complete description of the item to the best of our knowledge. The free listing
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