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A red Ebbets Field Los Angeles Lincoln Park Roller Skating Rink Washed Cotton Ballcap features a colorful embroidered patch with a shield, stars, and
The Ebbets Field Los Angeles Lincoln Park Roller Skating Rink Washed Cotton Ballcap features a red vintage look, adjustable strap with metal clasp, and curved brim—displayed from the back on a light gray background.
The Ebbets Field Los Angeles Lincoln Park Roller Skating Rink Washed Cotton Ballcap is shown from the back with an adjustable strap and metal buckle against a solid light gray background.
A maroon Ebbets Field Los Angeles Lincoln Park Roller Skating Rink washed cotton ballcap with a curved brim and an embroidered front patch, shown on a plain light gray background.
The Los Angeles Lincoln Park Roller Skating Rink Washed Cotton Ballcap by Ebbets Field is a vintage red cap with a gold patch featuring a classic airplane, black stars, diagonal stripes, and a
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Los Angeles Lincoln Park Roller Skating Rink Washed Cotton Ballcap

$67.00 CAD $81.00 CAD17% off
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PRE-SHAPED BALLCAP HONORING THE LINCOLN PARK ROLLER SKATING RINK IN LOS ANGELES

History: In the late 1930s, with the country headed towards another world war and still reeling from the Great Depression, roller rinks began to be built across the US, with the epicenter in Chicago and the Midwest. A decade later, it seemed like every town in America had its own glowing rink. It was a respite from the stresses of the time. A place to strap on skates, fall, laugh it off, and keep rolling. From the early pre-war days to its peak popularity in the late 1950sthe roller rink was a beating heart of the neighborhood — a town square with a waxed floor.

Our founder Jerry Cohen has spent years collecting vintage patches from long-standing roller rinks around the US, and this collection of ballcaps is inspired by those old designs. Made from unstructured, garment-washed cotton twill with a pre-shaped brim, this hat honors the Lincoln Park Roller Skating Rink in Los Angeles — which operated out of the iconic city park in the '30s and '40s.