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1922 Mr. Pappas from Lewiston, Maine.

By C.E. Ryan

RPPC. 1922 (digitally erased date at bottom). Private Collection.

RPPC. 1922 (digitally erased date at bottom). Private Collection.

Roaring Twenties gentleman. On this photo I like the trousers’ pocket flap peeking from below the waistcoat. This gentleman is rocking his suit and hat, isn’t he? I like the classic 20’s look very much…but if you’re a regular reader of my blog you already knew that.

And the man was a shoe craftsman. A coincidence after the cut.

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2 Comments | tags: 1920s, Charles Pappas, Chas Pappas, classic, fashion, gatsby cap, jaunty cap, Lewiston, Maine, old photograph, postcard, prohibition era, retro | posted in Gentlemen, RPPCs

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