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A real close shave.
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Guild craftsman. From wood engravings made in the sixteenth century. Medieval barber.
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An apron covers a lot of errors! The slashed sleeves are a bit forward looking (really typical of an early seventeenth century fashion) but would not be out of place, the collar being tucked inside with a light ruff would be grand!
18th century Swedish barber-surgeon. Double click on image to ENLARGE.
