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    1. ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs‏ @MorlockP 6 Jan 2021

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      5/ "by today's standards" The style of the day, in casual wear / work wear, was lapels and collars. The clothes were warm, coarsely woven, and rugged enough for work. The social significance at the time was not "formalwear". https://twitter.com/twkiter/status/1346811068115546113 …

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    2. ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs‏ @MorlockP 6 Jan 2021

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      6/ In 1920 there was a certain melange of styles, and a few random bits in that melange became coded as signifying "formal" 30-50 years later ... and people who are only familiar w that no misread old pictures, using current symbolism. https://twitter.com/twkiter/status/1346811068115546113 …

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    3. ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs‏ @MorlockP 6 Jan 2021

      7/ Imagine that some random accouterment of today's clothing, maybe sneakers, change and mutate over the next century, both in form and in significance. Perhaps in 2120 sneakers are made of silk and carbon nanotubes and signal "polytheism". So in 2120 folks look back >>>

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    4. ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs‏ @MorlockP 6 Jan 2021

      8/ At today's pictures and say "wow, back in the old days EVERYONE was a polytheist, and they spared no expense to demonstrate it". That would be derp. ...in the same way that this thread is.

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    5. ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs‏ @MorlockP 6 Jan 2021

      ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs Retweeted blighter

      9/ I did not address his point about male touching, and do not care about it. I Have No Opinion, and you can't make me.https://twitter.com/blightersort/status/1346812138137022466 …

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      blighter @blightersort
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      His point about male touching w/o being afraid of gayness is also ahistorical. When gayness is denied, ostracized, straight men can express affection w/o fear of being seen as gay.
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    6. ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs‏ @MorlockP 6 Jan 2021

      ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs Retweeted art jones

      10/ This is an excellent point, and another unstated assumption smuggled in to interpreting the past. If someone has 2 suits of clothes, you can bet that they will both be very multipurpose.https://twitter.com/drivenbyart/status/1346812600089251841 …

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      art jones @drivenbyart
      Replying to @MorlockP
      Not to mention, they didn't own nearly so many clothes as we do.
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    7. ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs‏ @MorlockP 6 Jan 2021

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      11/ interesting detail https://twitter.com/CultWineGrinch/status/1346812761506983939 …

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    8. ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs‏ @MorlockP 6 Jan 2021

      ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs Retweeted Cary Bleasdale

      12/ Initial thread said "20s and 30s" and I truncated to "20s" bc short tweets. I meant both decades, tho. Yes, agree re Browning, HOWEVER, me being me, before I started this thread I googled info on historical photo prices http://www.edinphoto.org.uk/1_early/1_early_photography_-_prices_charged.htm …https://twitter.com/Cary_Bleasdale/status/1346812874790985729 …

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      Cary Bleasdale @Cary_Bleasdale
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      Point but also a. The great depression started in 1929 b. The original kodak brownie had been in production for 20 years at that point and was popular and cheap enough for many people of all strata to have them
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    9. ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs‏ @MorlockP 6 Jan 2021

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      13/ EXACTLY https://twitter.com/stucknLAwzmbies/status/1346813356766875650 …

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    10. ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs‏ @MorlockP 6 Jan 2021

      ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs Retweeted The Bicoloured-Python-Rock-Snake

      14/ EXACTLYhttps://twitter.com/pythonrocksnake/status/1346813178160816139 …

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      The Bicoloured-Python-Rock-Snake @pythonrocksnake
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      I think this is the key point. In Italy today, you'll also see the vast majority of men wearing jackets, but the formality is cued by the cut and materials, the mere existence of a jacket doesn't mean "formal" in that context.
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      ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs‏ @MorlockP 6 Jan 2021

      15/ Specifically, the "cheap" camera in 1930s, the Brownie, cost something like 1.5 weeks AVERAGE wage http://www.edinphoto.org.uk/1_early/1_early_photography_-_prices_charged.htm … In the early-1930s, Kodak were charging £2 10s 0d for their basic model, a No 2 Brownie That equates to about £350 in 2009, allowing for inflation.

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        2. ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs‏ @MorlockP 6 Jan 2021

          16/ So for a working poor person, that might be 3 weeks' wages. How many blue collar, lower middle class / upper middle class people in 1930, do you think, worked for 4 months, saved ALL the discretionary income after rent and food, and blew it on one camera ?

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        3. ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs‏ @MorlockP 6 Jan 2021

          17/ ...and then worked for another month to save money for one roll of film and 16 prints?

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        4. ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs‏ @MorlockP 6 Jan 2021

          ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs Retweeted Cary Bleasdale

          18/ meh when I link to a fairly comprehensive source, where the guy has clearly done a deep dive and has collected hard numbers, that's not ABSOLUTE proof ... but it has a lot more evidentiary weight than "but the popular myth is ____"https://twitter.com/Cary_Bleasdale/status/1346817708801843200 …

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          Cary Bleasdale @Cary_Bleasdale
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          I think this is incorrect or Brit sources are wrong on this. "...initial price of $1 (equivalent to $31 in 2019) along with the low price of Kodak roll film and processing, ...." The brownie is famous for making photography universal. Although I'd note so is the $900 iphone
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        5. ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs‏ @MorlockP 6 Jan 2021

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          19/ YEP https://twitter.com/BlackHillsMAC/status/1346818696887611392 …

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        6. ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs‏ @MorlockP 6 Jan 2021

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          20/ I'm not engaging in nihlism. I'm disagreeing with a bad argument, and providing data. https://twitter.com/twkiter/status/1346819265110962178 …

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        7. ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs‏ @MorlockP 6 Jan 2021

          21/ wife tags inpic.twitter.com/KaO62aBoxg

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        8. ⓘ Dogs don't have thumbs‏ @MorlockP 6 Jan 2021

          22/pic.twitter.com/8RPxDFfUR9

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        2. Cary Bleasdale‏ @Cary_Bleasdale 6 Jan 2021
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          I think this is incorrect or Brit sources are wrong on this. "...initial price of $1 (equivalent to $31 in 2019) along with the low price of Kodak roll film and processing, ...." The brownie is famous for making photography universal. Although I'd note so is the $900 iphone

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        3. Cary Bleasdale‏ @Cary_Bleasdale 6 Jan 2021
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          https://www.jstor.org/stable/40061221?mag=how-the-brownie-camera-made-everyone-a-photographer&seq=8#metadata_info_tab_contents … Page 8 has a 1900 kodak ad targeted at kids and indicating a dollar for the camera and a few cents for film. The first photo booths charged 25¢ for 7 pics, 1925. That's what, a buck apiece in modern terms? About what we pay https://tedium.co/2017/06/01/photo-processing-history-mainstream-phenomenon/amp …

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