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Are you growing a Moustache this Movember?

Did you manage to create a wonderful piece of art between your nose and upper lip? What is the shape and style of your moustache you are growing this Movember, actually November?

Did you go for a wide as well as thick Chevron? Or a quite narrow, long and pointy Salvador Dali type of moustache? Maybe it is more of a Fu Manchu, a Handlebar, a Horseshoe, an Imperial, a Lampshade, a Painter's Brush, a Pencil, a Pyramid, a Toothbrush like Charlie Chaplin or a Walrus? I have never really dwelled on the fact that there are so many different styles...

Inspire other people in this annual event to raise awareness of men`s health issues, such as prostate cancer and testicular cancer. Men from all over the world change the face of men`s health. Just like Mr F.D. Little, here on the right-hand side in the photograph. We also see Captain J. Freeman and a pre-war. The photograph is probably taken some time between 1910 and 1920.

Who can tell us more about the car we see here? We are also curious to know if you are growing your moustache this Movember. Please add a photograph of you and your perfectly styled piece of art (preferably with pre-war) and tell us about your Movember experiences.

Words by the editor. Photograph courtesy B.C. Archives.

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donderdag november 15th, 2018
Duncan Grimmond
18 November 2018, 18:45
http://www.austinsevenfriends.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?aid=145
This was my tache at le Puy-Notre-Dame in 2016
It’s still growing
Support Movember!
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Salvador Claret
18 November 2018, 13:03
Everything indicates that the Detroit Electric of photography is after 1911.
Until 1910, the Detroit had fenders made of waterproof fabric. It is from 1911 when these are already metallic.
My mustache is hidden in my beard.
When I drive, I think I'm a tram driver.
Greetings
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Fred Veenschoten
15 November 2018, 14:45
My Movember Mustache and My PreWar car. I do support men's health, especially my own.
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A. Bos
15 November 2018, 10:28
This is a product of one of the larger electric car companies in the US, the Anderson Electric Car Co. They produced this Detroit model 42 electric brougham in 1913. Interesting are the optional Motz cushion tires, indicating that the vehicle was in weight comparable to a light truck. To have an idea of its range: at a speed of 21 mph it could travel 100 miles on one charge.
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Alexander Schallenberg
15 November 2018, 07:50
Detroit Electric - known from the Walt Disney´s Grandma Duck
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