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The Dubious Threesome

By C.E. Ryan

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Tintype. Private Collection.

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Here’s another tintype I acquired. What is your opinion?I say there is not a single lady on this particular one. However, I could be wrong. I will state why I think the two women looking subjects in front are in fact male. You can click on the second photo for a large detail and tell me your own opinion.

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2 Comments | tags: 1/6th plate, 1900s-1910s, cross dressing, edwardian, Funny, gay | posted in Gay Interest, Tintypes

Victorian Man in Drag

By C.E. Ryan

1860s-1870s Man in drag. Personal Collection.

1870s-1880s Man in drag. Private Collection.

I got hold of this unique tintype by pure luck…Those are very rare as you can imagine. No bowler or high collar on this cross-dresser but a huge bowtie over a fur coat, a woman’s hat with side gemstones and a confident smile. An amazing find.

10 Comments | tags: 1/9th plate, 1860s-1870s, cross dressing, drag, gay, smiling, unique, victorian | posted in Gay Interest, Tintypes

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