Fur Felt Fedora Owned by Albert Benjamin "Happy" Chandler, 1930s, and Other Hat
Item Details
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Albert Benjamin ‘Happy’ Chandler Sr. (1898 – 1991) was an American politician who represented Kentucky in the U.S. Senate and served as the state’s 44th (1935-1939) and 49th (1955-1959) governor. Chandler also served as Baseball Commissioner from 1945-1951.
| Type | Fedora |
| Brand | White, Rodes-Rapier Co., Other |
| Materials | Fur Felt |
| Size | Unmarked; 6-3/4 |
| Period | Early to Mid 20th Century, 1930s |
| Origin | United States |
| Number of Items | 2 |
| Additional Information | Provenance From the personal collection of Albert Benjamin ‘Happy’ Chandler Sr. |
- Secondhand clothing, handbags and accessories may retain minor imperfections throughout including residual scent from storage and age. May require professional cleaning. Any measurements provided are approximate.
Condition
- residual odor; material aging and wear; scattered insect damage; dust accumulation; fedora with stained and partially detached crown lining; personalization to the fedora inner band.
Dimensions
- measures White fur felt fedora: 22.25" interior circumference, 2.25" brim width.
Item #
ITMGM43274
