This 1912 photograph by A.E. Brown shows an unidentified Canadian cowboy shaving near a wagon. This gentleman was willing to put a little effort into his appearance! What do you think of those sheepskin chaps?
In the early part of the twentieth century using photographs as postcards was a common practice. This was one such photo and the message has survived. It was postmarked Saskatoon, Saskatchewan in February of 1913.
To: Miss G. M. Pearson,
c/o ___Pearson, 66 ___,
London, England
Hope you had a good time in Switzerland & did not break yourself either financially or otherwise! I will write soon. Glad we’re having better weather now, beginning to feel like spring.
Love, Dad

Those chaps remind me of Alfalfa from The Little Rascals!
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Sometimes, it’s all in the way you wear it!
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Old post cards are intriguing, especially those with a message. I often look through boxes of them in flea markets, antique emporiums, etc.
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There’s an ephemera fair that occasionally comes though San Francisco that you would really like.
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Love it!
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