Hacker-craft Hackercraft Cap on 2040-parts.com
Climax Springs, Missouri, United States
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The color of this hat is Marblehead green. That was the color of the bottom paint used by Hacker-Craft in the late 20's and early 30's on the boats they manufactured. Some years ago, F L Woods of Marblehead, MA sold caps that were Marblehead green with their logo. I purchased from them a dozen caps and had the Hacker-Craft burgee added to the hats by a great embroidery shop. Today, F L Woods still sells some clothing that is Marblehead green in color. Caps have disappeared from their offering. I am offering this cap with free shipping at less than my cost of production. Great fitting hat in a truly different color.
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