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Van Chay
ARGD 3060
Fall ‘21
University of Georgia
1.
2.
/kap/
noun
a head covering especially
with a visor
and no brim
a close-fitting covering
for the head, usually of
soft supple material and
having no visor or brim.

ROOK
New
4 | Cap
EXCEL

LYN
York
Formed in 1854, the Brooklyn Excelsiors were an amateur
baseball team that played in Brooklyn, New York. The team
is known for originating the “Brooklyn-style” baseball cap,
precursor to the modern cap.
SIORSCap | 5

base
ball
6 | Cap

Important means by which
to identify a team
most
common
Often the logo,
mascot, or team’s
initial was placed
Also fashioned in the official
colors of a particular team
on the cap.
type
Cap | 7

A
Knitted
8 | Cap

The earliest type of knitted
cap was originally made
of wool. Historically, a wool
knit cap was an extremely
common form of headgear
for seamen, fishers, hunters,
and others spending their
working day outdoors.
Cap | 9

The flat cap style can be
traced back to Northern
England when it was more
likely to be called a “bonnet.”
14th century
18th century
Predominantly worn by
men fashionably, and finer
clothes were also considered
casual countryside wear for
upper-class Englishmen.
Young men and boys of all
classes in the United Kingdom
wore caps during this period.
19th century
20th century
In the United States, the
flat cap grew popularity
by the 20th century and
was at the time standard
boys’ wear, such as school,
casual wear, and suits.
10 | Cap

Also known as
SCALLY
A flat cap is a
rounded cap
with a small stiff
brim in front
BUNNET
DAI CAP
CAP
GOLF CAP
CHEESE-CUTTER
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Ushanka
a Russian fur cap with
ear covering flaps that
can be tied up to the
crown of the cap, or
fastened at the chin to
protect the ears, jaw,
and lower chin from
the cold.
Trapper
cap are a sort of hybrid
between the aviator
cap and the ushanka—
they combine the style
of the former with the
furriness of the latte.
They are considered
more casual than the
fashion
military-derive.
12 | Cap

Soft, round, flat-crowned
Beret
cap, usually of woven,
hand-knitted wool, crocheted
cotton, wool felt,
or acrylic fibr. Berets are
worn as part of the uniform
of many military
and police units worldwide,
as well as by other
organizations.
Berets are usually pushed
to the right to free the
shoulder that bears the
Milatary
rifle on most soldiers,
but the armies of some
countries, mostly within
Europe, South America
and Asia, have influenced
the push to the left.
uniform
Cap | 13

First “Dunce” cap was
introduced by medieval
theologian John Duns
Scotus (1265–1308).
14 | Cap

His idea was that a
conical hat funneled
knowledge from
God into a head of
the dunce.
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Yankee
Yankee Doodle
went to town
A-riding on a pony,
Stuck a
feather in
his cap
And called
it macaroni.
16 | Cap

Yankee Doodle
keep it up,
Yankee Doodle
dandy,
Mind the music
and the step,
And with the girls
be handy.
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18 | Cap

cap:
/kap/
noun
1. the word lying
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COVID-19 vaccines
do not contain
NO CAP
electromagnetic
ingredients that
can produce an
field at the
site of your
injection.
20 | Cap

Receiving
a COVID-19
vaccine
C A P
can make
you magnetic.
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COLOPHON
Typeface
Montserrat
Illustrations
Image credit
Van Chay
in order by appperance
Photo by Asher Legg on Unsplash
Photo from The New York Public Library
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Text Refernce
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary
http://www.historyofhats.net/hat-facts/interesting-facts-about-hats/
https://www.urbandictionary.com/
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/facts.html

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