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UncleBulgaria

By UncleBulgaria
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UncleBulgaria

UncleBulgaria

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Hi. I lost my favorite hat on Monday evening (28th March) and I hope if it has been found and it can be returned. I last had it in Franklin?s restaurant at about 6pm. I left the restaurant at about 20:30. I don't remember leaving the restaurant with the hat. Franklins has confirmed that it was not handed to their staff and they cannot find it in the bar area where it was last seen. After leaving the restaurant I caught the P13 bus home.


The hat is from Northern India but is best described as a "Trapper Hat". The attached image is the closest I can find on the internet, but mine is different in the following ways. The fur on the forehead part is dark brown with darker, near black streaks. The fur inside is similar but also grey in places. The forehead part is attached to the suede leather with two snap fasteners. The tassels at the end of the ears protectors are braided suede leather.


Whilst not valuable the hat holds sentimental value and I would very pleased to find it. I will also be contacting lost and found at TFL.



Regards


Andrew

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