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Photos above always show the actual items you will get from me, because I never use "stock photos." Please excuse any reflections or focus issues. This auction is for a rare and vintage white cloth baseball cap that has the embroidered black and red logo of the entertainment trade magazine The Hollywood Reporter on the front. The white bill has black "piping" at the edge. Size is "one size fits most," with a nice velcro-type fastener on two cloth straps at the back (not cheapo plastic pieces that connect with bumps and holes). I have been the first and only owner of this cap for probably 20 years, although I honestly have forgotten exactly when I acquired it. I very rarely wear any kind of hats, which means I may have worn this only one or two times at the most, if ever. That means it essentially is in like-new condition. The cloth inner band (inside the cap) is made of a slightly darker (off-white) material than the cloth of the rest of the hat (which I assume is cotton), but that is not because of sweat stains -- it's just because that is what color the cloth is all the way around. In fact, the only tiny flaw is a couple of tiny black flecks that are made into the fabric of the hat's bill (at center of the bill, back near the logo -- see photos above). Definitely not a big deal, and apparently made that way when the hat was manufactured (by some China company called Richard Mark, according to the tag). This is the one-and-only copy I have, so when it is gone, it's gone! You'll love it! Any questions, just ask! | . |