GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN: THE SKELETON BANG - 1887
Apparently this was a hair piece that lent to the "plainest features that indescribable charm so peculiar to fascinating women".... With a promise like that, who could resist! Click on the photo.
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DOWNLOADABLE TRAIN SIGN GRAPHICS:Ladies Bangs Curled - Okay, technically, this sign doesn't belong in a train room. Also, I know it's missing an apostrophe, but when I saw the original as a very small detail in a photograph of Atlantic City about 1910,I thought it would make a nice project. The original lettering is hand-painted so I strove to replicate the "feel," not the sign itself. In the photo all the ladies are wearing white, broadbrimmed hats, so the only part of their hair you could see was their bangs. Spending 15 cents to get a quick curl that would serve you just as well for the day as a "permanent" must have been tempting to some of the girls. To download the free high-resolution "Ladies Bangs Curled" sign for your personal use, please click on the link http://familygardentrains.com/resource/trainroom_signs/ladies_bangs_curled.pdf
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