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    Texas Guy from Missouri LarryAndro's Avatar
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    Default Shorpy.com Boy Barber

    If you haven't visited Shorpy.com yet, if you like old photos, it is a must visit site! Here's a teaser... a boy barber. Enjoy!
    Boy Barber: 1917 | Shorpy Photo Archive
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    Very nice pic.We have done a couple threads on this in the past and folks posted the ones they knew about.I thought it would generate a lot more from other countries,but it didn't seem to.Here's a link.

    http://straightrazorpalace.com/gener...ng-photos.html

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    My god that site is just plain out fantastic. Check this one out Barbershop Row: 1936 | Shorpy Photo Archive or this New Deal: 1936 | Shorpy Photo Archive or, or ......................

    Amund.

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    Nightbreed (and others), the most outstanding thing about Shorpy.com is the resolution of the pictures. Typically, the photos are taken with negatives in the 4x5 inch range. They have many shop front pictures. Many times I've viewed the high resolution picture, blown up a section of the screen, and just like Xmas window shopping, moved back and forth picking out the display items. Amazing resolution!

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    Nightbreed, yes, you found some good pictures! Cool "New Deal Barbershop"! Makes me feel like I was cooling my heels with them.

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    awesome website i love old black and whites, things back then just seemed better

    -dan-

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