The Mustache of a Scholar, Surely

The gentleman has two of the most subtle overhand twists I ever encountered. In fact, I do not think they can even be considered to employ a twist at all.

The Tightly Rolled Mustache

A highly refined and tight overhand twist.

All Saint's Day Mustache

Is this a mustache you want to visit cemeteries with? Look at those finely wound overhand twists. I think you know the answer in your hearts.

Devil's Night Mustache

"Dewey? We do."

I do not care for the mixture of puns and mustaches.

A Devil's Night note: Never prank a mustachioed man, their powers can have more uses than just the romantic.

The Tiniest Of Overhand Twists

They are so small they might fool the untrained mustache aficionado into think they are merely a natural curl. I also appreciate that he was so proud of his fine mustache as to choose glasses that do not distract the eye.

A Graceful Overhand Twist

A Triple Threat

A deft combination of bushiness, overhand twist, and full mouth coverage of The Neitzsche.

Mustache and Sideburns

With a proud overhand twist, this gentleman highlights the fact that he is sporting a mustache plus sideburns. Since this image is from maybe 15 years before the heyday of the facesehlf during the administration of President Arthur, he maybe a considered a pioneer of the style.

Oval Handle Bar

The 90 degree angle of this gentleman's overhand twists are quite impressive.

A Fine Part

This dapper young fellow has just started growing his overhand twists, but his mustache part is exquisitely defined.

A Classic Handlebar

A classic handlebar with an overhand twist. The gentleman might be working toward a facespanner. God speed, sir.

The Overhand Twist

A robust and thick handlebar with a overhand twist. His right side may have drooped under a fierce flash of powder or it could be a rare underhand twist.