Richard in a Hat

The hat the cat wore in Dr. Seuss children's book This novelty hat ended up with me when a friend was having a clearout of their fancy d...

A soft leather wide-brimmed hat.  Too tall to be a boater and not quite a top hat in falls between to two. There is no stiffening or hardeni...

 This not a play hat but a hat from a play, was used for a production of the King and I Homemade from a cardboard tube, covered in shiny fab...

This hat makes me think of characters from Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels A fantasy wizards hat I found at a Harry Potter fair in my...

  Unlike the previous post, this is not a genuine  police helmet. A novelty helmet for a fancy dress made from that compressed paper mache f...

 The police Custodians helmets were first worn 1863 replacing the Top Hat worn before Originally made of cork and balanced on the head they ...

This shiny hat I want to call a fez, but its some fantasy concoction Possibly was originally made for something theatrical I suspe...

The Capotain (Copotain/Capatain) is tall wide-brimmed hat worn during the late 16th and 17th centuries The hat is associated with P...

This tapering hat is very fez like in shape, but lacks the tassel on top and is actually too tall, however I suppose you might still...

This medieval style acorn hat is made of wool, lined with linen and sewn in to shape. . Acorn hats in addition to being acorn-shape...