Snap Playing Card - Man shaving
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Snap Playing Card - Man shaving
Snap Playing Card - Man shaving and cutting his chin.
circa 1910s
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Media ID 14311874
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Chin Cutting Mirror Razor Sharp Shave Shaving Snap Games
EDITORS COMMENTS
This snapshot from the 1910s depicts a man intently focused on his reflection in the mirror as he meticulously shaves his chin with a sharp razor. The man's serious expression and the steam rising from the basin add to the sense of quiet concentration. The snapshot is part of a series of Snap Playing Cards, a popular pastime during this era. These cards, which featured real-life images instead of the traditional suits and numbers, were often exchanged among friends and used for various games. The man's attire, with his collared shirt and suspenders, further emphasizes the vintage feel of the image. The mirror, positioned to the side, allows the man to closely monitor his shaving progress, ensuring a clean and polished appearance. The razor, poised in mid-stroke, adds a sense of action and dynamism to the scene. Shaving was an essential daily routine for men during this time, and this snapshot offers a glimpse into the private moments of personal grooming. The snapshot's candid and intimate nature makes it a fascinating window into the past, allowing us to connect with the man's experience and appreciate the simple pleasures of a bygone era.
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