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Warning: this post contains images of partial nudity
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Images from Typewriter Museum
Typewriter Erotica c. 1920s
If you like this, check out:
Messerschmidt sculptures, 1700s- Visions from “Popular Science”
- Colour photographs of London, 1:55pm on a sunny Sunday afternoon, 1924
Newspaper house, 1922- “Time-traveler” in Chaplin Film, 1928
Colour photographs of Egypt, 1920s- The Royal Wedding, 1923
Lesbian Pulp Fiction, 1935-1958
The Cafe From Hell- Agatha Christie and her surf board, 1922
Time-Lapse of Natalie from birth to 10 years old in 1 minute 25 sec
Colourised postcards of Kansas City, 1920s / 1930s
The Bennie Railplane, 1929
Christian College Columbia Yearbook, 1925- 'Man's Life' Magazine, 1950s
I love the cheeky “come on” look of the girl in the bottom picture!
Warning-Partial nudity? Looks fairly full on nudity to me…
well, no frontal nudity. sidal nudity.
Those are my women types.
Why, God, why do we live in an era where females have to look like f**king sticks?
This is natural beauty. Women take note.
Love these, the way they all interact with the typewriter like it’s a fetishised object.
One gripe however- to do with the comments. First; two wrongs don’t make a right- insulting thin women (I am NOT one BTW) is equally nasty as insulting larger women. Additionally, what someone else regards as ‘natural beauty’ does not need to be patronisingly instructed to be ‘noted’ by women (or ‘fellow human beings’, of equal status, not there for ANYONE to boss around, as we are otherwise known).
…I thought part of the amusement in this was the outdated nature of the ‘compliant secretary’. I think the ironic humour has been lost on some and they think this is what women should aspire to (status wise, I mean).