Modern Mechanix
Issue: Aug, 1933
Posted in: DIY, Just Weird
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Posted: 07/16/2007
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Making Odd Masks Is New Hobby (Aug, 1933)

Making Odd Masks Is New Hobby

MAKING masks of celebrities from unique materials is a new hobby for the artistically inclined. Below are shown two of the masks, one of George Bernard Shaw, the famous Irish author, and the other of Greta Garbo, movie star. Mr. Shaw’s face is made from tin, his whiskers from brushes. Garbo’s hair is made from steel wool.

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4 comments
  1. MAKE: Blog says: July 16, 20078:46 am

    Making odd masks is the new hobby…

    Modern Mechanix 1933, it’s still the new hobby!……

  2. Blurgle says: July 16, 200711:38 am

    I love the look on the woman’s face. “Bitch please.”

  3. Stannous says: July 17, 200712:41 am

    Yeah, okay, I see GBS and Garbo but who’s hemorrhoidal butt is that on the right?

  4. Making Odd Masks Is New Hobby: August 1933 | says: August 13, 20129:01 pm

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