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Vintage Woman's Kepi Hat●Black Velvet●Schuster's of Milwaukee●Pre-1962●Exc Cond
Vintage Woman's Kepi Hat●Black Velvet●Schuster's of Milwaukee●Pre-1962●Exc Cond
Vintage Woman's Kepi Hat●Black Velvet●Schuster's of Milwaukee●Pre-1962●Exc Cond
Vintage Woman's Kepi Hat●Black Velvet●Schuster's of Milwaukee●Pre-1962●Exc Cond
Vintage Woman's Kepi Hat●Black Velvet●Schuster's of Milwaukee●Pre-1962●Exc Cond
Vintage Woman's Kepi Hat●Black Velvet●Schuster's of Milwaukee●Pre-1962●Exc Cond
Vintage Woman's Kepi Hat●Black Velvet●Schuster's of Milwaukee●Pre-1962●Exc Cond
Vintage Woman's Kepi Hat●Black Velvet●Schuster's of Milwaukee●Pre-1962●Exc Cond

Vintage Woman's Kepi Hat●Black Velvet●Schuster's of Milwaukee●Pre-1962●Exc Cond

$ 6.86

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Condition: Excellent Condition
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Decade: Pre-1962
  • Color: Black
  • Style: Kepi
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted

    Description

    Vintage Woman's Hat
    Kepi-like Style
    Black Velvet
    Ed. Schuster & Co.
    Milwaukee
    Pre-1962
    Excellent Condition
    According to
    Milwaukee Magazine
    ,
    "
    Schuster’s department stores were a Milwaukee mainstay. . . . The chain’s founder was Edward Schuster, a German-Jewish immigrant who settled here in 1882. He opened a dry goods emporium on North 3rd Street (now Martin Luther King Drive) in 1884 and soon added two branches on the North Side. . . .
    "Schuster's was bought by Gimbel's in 1962 and operated as Gimbels-Schuster's until 1969."
    According to the
    Milwaukee Sentinel
    , Israel's fourth Prime Minister,
    Golda Meir
    ,
    worked at Schuster's after graduating from high school in 1915, before m
    oving to Palestine in 1921.