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viceravermillion: FUNNY TRASHMAN (AFFECTIONATE)

A truly adorable pair portrait here - I love the affectionate closeness of the pose, the hint of a s

In honour of the wonderful Oscar Wilde, whose 159th birthday it is on the 16th, pictured here with h

Time for a little sweet silliness, with this unusual and greatly amusing submission from a reader! S

These later, Edwardian era pictures have a charming laid-back feel, casual poses of informality and

A pair of impeccably turned out gentlemen in their contrasting light and dark outfits make for a str

Time to bring out the warm winter coats and boots, as the weather has turned decidedly icy for Decem

I always like to look up photographers’ names when they feature so prominently on cabinet card

vintagemusclemen: These two were actually described as lovers by historians, but I have unfortunate

A set of three studio portraits for this affectionate pair, photographed in the early years of the 2

Unable to decide which of them ought take the single seat? Two well-dressed gents with bowler hats i

gallimauphry: Real photograph postcard of two identified young men in suits and bow-ties, one weari

chibisfanartcave: smug bastard ( affectionate)

Two exceedingly handsome fellows pose for a souvenir photograph to mark their trip to the ever-impre

As a lovely autumn fades into something greyer and the cold winds begin to bite, what better time to

Two dapper chaps, one hammock! A charming 19th century photograph which cannot fail to raise a smile

Another appeal for information on an interesting but somewhat baffling photograph : if any of my dea

Almost in danger of being upstaged by the set-dressing, a pair of smart bowler-hatted chaps from the

I always admire the creativity in scene-setting for these old studio portraits, this given a touch o

Unusual for being taken outdoors in an era where the controlled lighting of a studio was still prefe

Jack, Michael, and an annotation which inevitably adds a smile once you know what was occurring out

vintagehandsomemen: c. 1860s What a wonderful picture - I have often noted sitters’ cheeks g

My, how this faintly colourised photograph amuses me! While the cheery chap on the left shows verita

Only the second gentleman in a light-coloured top hat to grace these pages (the first can be seen he

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