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Circa 1900. "Model, hair down." First seen on these pages as Thisbe and then Amorita. 8x10 inch glass negative, Detroit Publishing Co. View full size.
Like your stubby-fingered love for me. ♫ ♪ ♫
Calgon, take me away!
that they sold to the French postcard company?
"Oh Lord, won'tcha buy me, a Mer-saay-deez-Benz!"
Well said, ypiranga. I'm probably showing my age but I appreciate a natural woman.
So, after three glimpses of this lovely woman ... do we know her name?
[Unfortunately no. - Dave]
Patti Smith & Frida Kahlo covet this. Actually, so do I. What spirit!
Looks a lot more attractive and feminine than today's botox enhanced, face stretched, bad hair, so called women.
and deliver me to the savages.
Too bad models of that day didn't dress like today's models. That lady has all it takes.
She reminds me of an old Frank Zappa song. The perspiration on her upper lip area in particular.
Is this a sting operation for Dateline NBC?
are killing me! WOW. Eat your heart out, Octomom. Nothing fake here, folks. She's the real deal!
and strangely the definition wasn't "dragged through a hedge backwards" ...
"I'll be down in a minute Mom, my hands are full right now!"
Nubile? I'll say!
Savage? Well, I wouldn't mind looking into that.
When I invent my time machine, I'm going to make a fortune selling conditioner!
... might you direct a poor lass to the nearest electrolysis parlor?
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