For your consideration, we present an exceptionally rare Hamilton Carhartt Mfg. bandana from the 1930s. This remarkable piece of Americana is not just a piece of fabric, but a tangible piece of history that tells the story of an era when Carhartt was a staple in the American workforce's wardrobe. Here's your chance to own a piece of the past!

Details:

• Era: 1930s
• Manufacturer: Hamilton Carhartt Mfg.
• Design: Featuring the iconic face of founder Hamilton Carhartt in the center, with the phrase "The Organized Labor's Friend". Each corner showcases the Carhartt Trademark logo, and one corner proudly states "Printed in the U.S.A."
• Products Featured: Carhartt Trousers, Carhartt Gloves, Carhartt Overalls, and the phrase "Carhartt Organized Labor Overall Industry. First In The Hearts Of Union Men. Detroit, Atlanta-Dallas, Toronto."
• Measurements: Approximately 25" x 24"
• Condition: Excellent for its age, with one pin-sized hole in corner (see photos). The bandana also features a unique printing error – a stripe without ink – which adds to its character and authenticity.

Special Features:

• Printing Error: This bandana includes a rare manufacturing anomaly where a stripe lacks ink. Far from being a flaw, this error makes this piece one-of-a-kind, highlighting the handcrafted nature of early 20th-century textile production.
• Material: 100% cotton, made in the USA, with a small Union Made tag stitched on one edge.
• Authenticity: This is an authentic antique from the Great Depression era, showcasing Carhartt's resilience during tough economic times when it operated primarily from Detroit, Atlanta, and Dallas, with Toronto listed as well.

Condition Note:

This bandana is in excellent condition given its age. It features one pin-sized hole. The fabric remains vibrant and crisp, otherwise mint condition.

These bandanas rarely surface on the market. Bid accordingly!

Questions Welcome:

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Happy bidding!