Johnny Winter's Tan Western Hat

Tan felt western-style hat made in France, though likely purchased while visiting Susan, who would become his wife, in Miami. The ribbon hat band is discolored, most likely due to extensive wear.

Genuine suede leather cowboy hat with brown braiding along brim. Johnny is pictured wearing this hat on the cover of the 6th volume of his Bootleg Series. From Skully in St. Louis.

Straw hat with feather hat band; inside label reads "Shady Brady." Obviously a favorite of Johnny's, this hat shows evidence of much wear. He can be seen sporting it in concert in a video recording of

An Asian conical "sedge" hat created with two different colors of straw. Johnny bought and wore this hat after a performance in Hong Kong.

Johnny's "pimp hat," given to him by a pimp he met in Utah. A dark olive-colored suede hat with heavy gold colored metal hat band. Brand reads "De Sind New York."

Wide-rimmed black felt hat with braided faux-leather band. "Caballero" by "Rockmont Ranch River, Denver."

Genuine suede leather cowboy hat with braiding accent along brim. From "Wilsons: The Leather Experts."

"Crushable" water-repellent cowboy hat from Harley Davidson. Made with wool felt. This lot also includes a hat band, featuring an exposed zipper and prominent buckle detail.

Suede cowboy hat with light brown contrast stitching.

Swedish poster for a Johnny Winter performance at Gr_na Lund, an amusement park in Sweden. Black and white poster featuring portrait of Johnny Winter, open-mouthed in a cowboy hat, with red eyes. Grap

Framed graphite portrait of a shirtless Johnny Winter smoking a cigarette in a cowboy hat, his iconic dragon tattoo exposed. Reference photograph is affixed to the back of the frame. "Art by Bart." Al

Framed Photo, Johnny Winter In Concert with Muddy Waters. Johnny is pictured in the top hat he often performed in. Taken at the Capital Jazz & Blues Festival at Alexandria Palace in London, England on

Black/white portrait of bearded Johnny with guitar in hand, sporting his leather top hat, which is being presented in this auction. 13.5" x 10". Matted to 20" x 16". Signed in pencil by artist, "Willi

Rand's Custom Hat from Billings Montana, 10X Beaver with custom snake skin hat band. Size 8. Interior circumference is 24" tan colored. Excellent condition. $20 DOMESTIC SHIPPING

This western-style duster is a gorgeous shade of copper brown and features a generous fringe hem. Ties closed in the front with three tie closure.

Johnny's gray patent leather newsboy cap. From "JJ Hat Center" in New York. Black braided accent along front band. Genuine leather. Made in USA.

A VINTAGE BAILEY WESTERN COWBOY HAT. A Hand Creased 3X quality Country Corral Western wear of Ellensburg Washington.

Signed on right corner, possibly Oliaquha, 95. Subject shows a watercolor portrait of a child with winter hat, coat and south western style scarf around their shoulders. Approximately 12 x 15 inches.

Dressed in elegant winter attire wearing tan colored coat that has emerald, green accents at hemline, sleeves and in hat. Florence Ceramics backstamp. Issued: 20th century Dimensions: 6"L x 6"W x 8.5"

Acrylic and spandex knitwear accessories for fall and winter. Eternity scarf, wristwarmer, beanie hat, gloves. Brown with tan and beige colors. Not removed from original box. Clothing accessory gift s

A tan Resistol self-conforming touch of mink cowboy hat, size 7 1/4, with matching hat band from Cutter Bill Western World, in purple hard case. PROVENANCE From The Estate of Dusty Hill

Rare cream-colored 12-string Gibson Firebird owned by Johnny Winter. This is a guitar that only a select few knew was in Winter's collection and was one of his most prized and loved guitars. Guitar ha

Beaumont Special. By Dean B. Zelinsky. No. 1 Prototype. According to bandmate Paul Nelson, this is beautiful, heavily engraved instrument is the last guitar Johnny played before he died, and he can be

Gibson Custom Shop Johnny Winter 1963 Firebird V Prototype.To commemorate his career, the Gibson Custom Shop decided to make a special, limited edition, Johnny Winter version of their Firebird. It was