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10-15-2011, 11:12 AM
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Barry---To me it appears that the hats are somewhat different, not all straw. Besides, per this quote from GOOGLE, straw hats were very common during this era:
1850s. The boater, a stiff straw hat with a moderately deep, flat-topped crown encircled by a petersham ribbon and a flat narrow brim, was universally popular with men and women for the country, They could have gotten together for anything-a picnic, a theatre group, a family outing, or a baseball game. 
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