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ca. 1850-55, [portrait of a gentleman as the “wily Yankee”]
The “wily Yankee” was a popular 19th century stage character who became the visual predecessor to “Uncle Sam.” Between acts, the wily Yankee remained on stage, whittled, and told parables. At times, he was known to flirt with both the women and men in the audience as he suggestively carved a stick.
via the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Photography Collection
Damn Yankees and their “suggestive” whittling.
#homoerotic whittling
Can I just. Actually no I can’t, this is too great.
This is just so great.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lu3plgPyRz1qa51rdo1_500.png)
ca. 1850-55, [portrait of a gentleman as the “wily Yankee”]
The “wily Yankee” was a popular 19th century stage character who became the visual predecessor to “Uncle Sam.” Between acts, the wily Yankee remained on stage, whittled, and told parables. At times, he was known to flirt with both the women and men in the audience as he suggestively carved a stick.
Damn Yankees and their “suggestive” whittling.
Can I just. Actually no I can’t, this is too great.
This is just so great.
Posted on November 30, 2011 via Historical Indulgences with 443 notes
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You had be at bi-opportunistic sexual harassment.
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