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Victorian scrap - The Eldest Son

Victorian scrap - The Eldest Son


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Victorian scrap - The Eldest Son

Victorian scrap - People Who Want To Marry - The Eldest Son.
late 19th century

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Aged Bachelor Braid Eldest Eligible Marry Monocle Peaked Scrap


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This Victorian scrap, titled "The Eldest Son: People Who Want to Marry - The Eldest Son," offers a glimpse into the social norms and expectations of the late 19th century. The image features an eldest son, a man of middle age or older, dressed in a smart military uniform adorned with red and gold braid. He wears a peaked cap on his head and a monocle in his right eye, exuding an air of both authority and elegance. The eldest son, a common type of eligible bachelor during this era, was often considered the most desirable marriage prospect due to his perceived maturity, responsibility, and financial stability. The military uniform further enhanced his appeal, as it symbolized honor, discipline, and protection. The scrap itself is a testament to the scrapbooking trend that swept through Victorian society. Women would collect and arrange various ephemera, such as newspaper clippings, photographs, and illustrations, in their scrapbooks as a means of expressing their personal interests and documenting their social lives. This particular scrap, featuring an image of an eligible bachelor, likely held special significance for the scrapbook's owner. The intricate details of the man's uniform and the rich colors of the red and gold braid capture the eye, while the man's serious expression and the title of the scrap add to the overall sense of importance and significance. The image invites us to imagine the story behind the man in the photograph and the woman who collected his image in her scrapbook, adding to the allure of this fascinating glimpse into the past.

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