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The Very Short History of Granddad’s Moustache
Who doesn’t want to know the history of their grandfather’s moustache? I hadn’t realised the relevance of this topic until trying to trace the history of Joseph Taylor Dinnis during World War 1. It began when I looked back at … Continue reading
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Tagged Dating photographs, facial hair, fashion, Joseph Taylor Dinnis, moustache, NaBloPoMo, razor, shaving, World War 1
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