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Victorian Scrap -- Masher

Victorian Scrap -- Masher


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Victorian Scrap -- Masher

Victorian Scrap -- Masher.
late 19th century

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Victorian Scrap -- Masher: A Glimpse into the Upper Class Pastime of the Late 19th Century This photograph, titled "Victorian Scrap -- Masher," transports us back to the late 1800s, an era of elegance, refinement, and intriguing social customs. The image features a group of well-dressed gentlemen, each engrossed in the art of 'scrap,' a popular pastime among the upper classes during this period. The men, all clad in fashionable attire, don top hats and monocles, exuding an air of sophistication and wealth. They sit in a cozy, dimly lit room, surrounded by piles of newspapers and scraps of paper. Each man holds a pair of scissors, meticulously clipping articles and headlines from the newspapers, which they meticulously arrange on their laps or on the table before them. Smoke from cigarettes curls up into the room, adding to the atmosphere of camaraderie and leisure. The men appear to be deeply engrossed in their work, their faces reflecting intense concentration and satisfaction. The scene is a testament to the intellectual pursuit of knowledge and the importance of staying informed, even in an era before mass media and the internet. The term 'masher' was used to describe men who enjoyed collecting and exchanging scraps of news, gossip, and information. This pastime allowed them to expand their knowledge and social networks, making it a valuable and enjoyable activity for the upper classes. The image captures a moment of quiet contemplation and intellectual engagement, offering a fascinating glimpse into the past.

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