Victorian Wrist-Horn

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This wrist-horn is said to have been built in the 1880s for bicycle pilots who needed to warn passers-by that their luxuriant mustache was about to be unfettered to catch a strong Nor’East wind. Wuuuurrrrrrrt! All ahead full, to the Pinstripe Promenade!

No Time For a 19th Century English Bicycle Wrist-Horn & 21st Century Wristcam [Watchismo Times]

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4 Responses to Victorian Wrist-Horn

  1. Anonymous says:

    Do you mean 1880s? Or is this meant as an example of a wonderful anachronism?

  2. strider_mt2k says:

    Poppycock!

  3. Joel Johnson says:

    I did mean “1880s,” #1. I fixered it. Thanks!

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