Hat worn by Lord Baden Powell up for auction in Lewes
The scout hat worn by the founder of scouting, Lord Baden Powell, is expected to fetch up to £1,000 when it goes under the hammer in East Sussex.
The wide-brimmed felt hat, with leather headband and buckle, is being auctioned as part of a collection of memorabilia owned by sculptor Bryan Mickleburgh.
Other items in the collection include a white Stetson and gloves which belonged to cowboy actor Roy Rogers.
The sale is being held on Thursday at Wallis and Wallis auctioneers in Lewes.
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The wide-brimmed felt hat, with leather headband and buckle, is being auctioned as part of a collection of memorabilia owned by sculptor Bryan Mickleburgh.
Other items in the collection include a white Stetson and gloves which belonged to cowboy actor Roy Rogers.
The sale is being held on Thursday at Wallis and Wallis auctioneers in Lewes.