Two Thanksgiving Maskers circa 1911, George Grantham Bain Collection
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My Fourth of July masks will blow everyone away.
I do hope you mean literally, with the inclusion of actual fireworks in the mask. I mean, sure, you wouldn’t do it twice, but just THINK of the youtube videos. 😉
Um, yeah, that’s creepy…Excellent photo! I love vintage stuff.
I don’t know why those vintage masks are so completely unsettling, but they really are. Perhaps because they covers so much more of the face than we’re used to seeing?
Maybe so. 🙂