In the movie Licence To Kill (1989), actor Timothy Dalton wears a dove grey felt top hat with black...
Lock & Co. Hatters James Bond Trilby Hat
The brown Bond hat comes is still available and comes in a stylish Lock & Co. box.
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David Zaritsky getting his hat fitted at Lock & Co., St. James Street, London
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The Lock & Co. shop on St. James Street, London
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The hat that Sean Connery wears in the first James Bond movies is still available at the original store, Lock & Co. Hatters on St. James's Street in London. Ask for the Sandown model, a trilby type hat. Although the hat in film looks grey, the hat is actually brown.
If you are in London, make sure to visit the Lock & Co. shop: it is located on St. James Street, the same street as Swaine Adeney Brigg (who still sells the Bond Attaché Case) and around the corner from Jermyn Street where you can find many Bond related stores, like Turnbull & Asser and Floris.
Timothy Dalton also wears a Lock & Co. Hatters hat in Licence To Kill (1989).
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Hi there! I wonder if you're not making a mistake about the hat in Dr No?
The picture about the hat seems to be the Wetherby from Lock & Co.Hatters (and not the sandown)
Although this model (the wetherby) it's available in green just like the bond's model in Dr. No
Could you, please confirm me wich is the right model , before i buy it? Thanks.
Pao
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