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Game Tag. Oval card for the game Dressing the Dandy, made

Game Tag. Oval card for the game Dressing the Dandy, made


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Game Tag. Oval card for the game Dressing the Dandy, made

Oval card for the game Dressing the Dandy, made from white cardboard printed with a figure of a dandy man wearing a monocle and smoking a cigarette, manufactured by J.W.S ands and thought to date c.1900-1920. Date: 1900-1920

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Cardboard Monocle Oval Dandyism


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1. Title: "A Dapper Gentleman: A Vintage Game Tag from the Edwardian Era" This image showcases a charming vintage game tag, believed to date back to the early 20th century, approximately 1900-1920. The tag, manufactured by J.W.S ands, is a single, vertical, oval-shaped card constructed from white cardboard. The front view of the tag features an illustration of a dandy man, elegantly dressed in fashionable Edwardian attire. He dons a monocle in his right eye and holds a cigarette in his left hand, exuding an air of sophistication and nonchalance. The white background of the tag provides a clean and timeless contrast to the intricately detailed illustration of the dandy man. The text "Game Tag" is subtly inscribed at the bottom of the tag, adding to its antique appeal. The tag's oval shape and the man's frontal pose give the viewer a clear and unobstructed view of the illustration. The dandy man's attire and accessories are reminiscent of the fashion trends during the Edwardian era, making this game tag an intriguing piece of social history. The image of the dandy man, with his monocle and cigarette, represents the height of dandyism during this time, a cultural phenomenon characterized by an emphasis on elegance, refinement, and individuality. This vintage game tag, with its captivating illustration and historical significance, offers a glimpse into the past and serves as a reminder of the enduring allure of the Edwardian era.

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