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Designer
Green-Field, Benjamin B., 1898-1988
Green-Field, Benjamin B. (b. Chicago, Illinois, USA, 1898 - d. Chicago, Illinois, USA, 1988) (est. Bes-Ben in 1919 with his sister Bessie)
Donor
Hunt, Martha
Mrs. William O. Hunt, of Finders Keepers, Chicago, Illinois
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Description
Hatlet of black beads.
Physical Description
1 hat. 18 x 16 cm; 6 cm. from lowest point to highest point.
Notes
The triangular openwork crown is formed by strings of beaded material 1" wide with 9 rows of black beads. Set at each corner of the triangle is a large 3-dimensional butterfly shape of the same beaded material. The open center of the hatlet crown has wide-mesh net with 6-sided openings. Inside crown are two small brown plastic combs to help secure hat to wearer's head. Designer's label sewn inside crown: "Bes-Ben / Made in Chicago".
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Texas Fashion Collection
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