“BOW LEGS and KNOCK-KNEES” UNSIGHTLY | Modern Mechanix

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Issue: Mar, 1922

Posted in: Advertisements, Personal Appearance

Posted: 05/15/2012

“BOW LEGS and KNOCK-KNEES” UNSIGHTLY (Mar, 1922)

“BOW LEGS and KNOCK-KNEES” UNSIGHTLY

SEND FOR BOOKLET SHOWING PHOTOS OF MEN WITH AND WITHOUT THE PERFECT LEG FORMS

PERFECT SALES CO.,
140 N. Mayfield Ave., Dept. P
Chicago, Ill.

3 comments

Charlene says: May 15, 20128:37 am

So you were supposed to send away for pictures of men’s legs??
Hirudinea says: May 15, 20124:54 pm

Ok, I have absolutely no idea what this as is all about, I just don’t get it.
Toronto says: May 15, 20125:09 pm

I’ve heard of “leg forms” in the past that were basically calf falsies that you wore under your (long) socks.

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