Hilary Scarlett White
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Looks like he stole his clothes, too.
December 19, 2025 at 8:08 PM
Looks like he stole his clothes, too.
Reposted by Hilary Scarlett White
During the height of the Victorian era, many Brits delighted in the bizarre and macabre, even during the holidays.
We have them to thank for the quintessentially odd Christmas cards that still delight (and freak us out) today.
"God bless us, everyone."
We have them to thank for the quintessentially odd Christmas cards that still delight (and freak us out) today.
"God bless us, everyone."
December 19, 2025 at 7:51 PM
During the height of the Victorian era, many Brits delighted in the bizarre and macabre, even during the holidays.
We have them to thank for the quintessentially odd Christmas cards that still delight (and freak us out) today.
"God bless us, everyone."
We have them to thank for the quintessentially odd Christmas cards that still delight (and freak us out) today.
"God bless us, everyone."
Reposted by Hilary Scarlett White
The increased popularity of novelty cards also meant that middle-class families could own a piece of art to display in their homes.
And who wouldn’t want a coy boot-wearing onion hanging on your wall??
And who wouldn’t want a coy boot-wearing onion hanging on your wall??
December 19, 2025 at 7:50 PM
The increased popularity of novelty cards also meant that middle-class families could own a piece of art to display in their homes.
And who wouldn’t want a coy boot-wearing onion hanging on your wall??
And who wouldn’t want a coy boot-wearing onion hanging on your wall??