Talk:Postcards: Masculine Women, Feminine Men; early-20th c.

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Catmaran said ...
19:54, 4 June 2010 (EST)
I have been fascinated by these postcards, especially the ones that say "I hate to see a woman doing a man's job". There are tons of those depicting all kinds of women kissing.

Interesting also is that the ones I've purchased that were actually sent contain messages that have nothing to do with the image on the front. I have two postcards with similar images sent by a guy pleading with his girlfriend to reconsider and to take him back. Am I missing something? What are these postcards about? Any thoughts?


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