From Florida Southern College's 1979 yearbook.

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From Florida Southern College's 1979 yearbook.
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The most intriguing vintage masks I’ve encountered are here.
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The most intriguing vintage masks I’ve encountered are here.
This was drawn shortly after the election of 2016, after watching a certain level of stumbling inside the party... both parties actually.
So this whole thing is more of a parody of a “certain country’s” political system.
Does anybody else get the feeling that certain people in politics see themselves in a monarchy, and not in a democracy?
From Ulk, 1927.
You-know-what is coming up, and here is a treasure trove of wonderfully inspirational ideas: strange and unusual costumes of the centuries.
From The Harvard Lampoon, 1886.
Is my collection of vintage donkeys worthy of braying over?
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