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The one-stop blog spot for your Nineteenth Century Mustache needs!
Dear Gentle Reader,
Many of the following pages have graphic and clear images of the masculine mustache in all its forms, both sublime and grotesque. My intent is not to shock or titillate, but merely to inform on the subject. The Nineteenth Century gave us many things, but above all it was a hotbed of facial hair experimentation and this is but a poor sampling of those many lost forms.
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17 comments:
His facial hair is not as clean as I would prefer, but interesting nonetheless.
while i prefer just a mustache, the proper beard can enhance a mustache sometimes, don't you think? sort of like the proper accessory to fine outfit?
I must agree, it is indeed a fine outfit.
After a long night at work, one of Santa's elves couldn't care less about their facial appearance.
I must disagree, they are very vain.
LOL
Love this blog! There's a funny saying in Hindi, "mooch nehin to kuch nehin" -- translates to "if you don't have a moustache you don't have anything worth having".
Woww, u know
i love your blog
it's so beautiful and interesting!
Come on--that can't be 19th Century! Isn't that Eric Bana?!?
Why do you spell the M-word that way?
Has the beard crept up to the top of his head? It's a marvelous feat of hairy engineering. :o)
I like this mustache best...and nice bow.
Upon closer inspection I notice it reads 'Pomona Ca' at the bottom. Perhaps this image was taken while Pomona was still yet a wild and untaimed land. Or, most likely, during the annual courting festival.
Why is he wearing my Granny's favorite party dress? (It's the one with the stain on the bustier she just can't get out...alas)
It's not his stache that catches me. It his marvelous hair! Bangin' hair!
His outfit seems almost too dandy for the amount facial hair- although he has obvious spent a good amount of time grooming it. Maybe he has a propensity to over-indulge in frippery.
Where is the keeper and author of this wonderful blog? No updates since October 31!
Thanks i like your blog very much , i come back most days to find new posts like this.
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