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Comic postcard, Man sees a pretty woman on arrival at the seaside. Just arrived
Comic postcard, Man sees a pretty woman on arrival at the seaside. Just arrived. Excuse scribble. I ve got something in my eye! Date: 20th century
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Arrived Blotter Cloche Desk Donald Double Entendre Excuse Mcgill Meaning Promenade Romance Romantic Verbal Scribble
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 7.6cm x 5.7cm (3" x 2.2")
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1. Title: "A Chance Encounter at the Seaside: A Man's Unintended Double Entendre" This delightful comic postcard from the 20th century, published by the renowned British company Donald McGill, captures the essence of romantic chance encounters and the power of words. The scene unfolds as a man, freshly arrived at the seaside, gazes out of his window, captivated by the sight of a pretty young woman on the promenade. The man, overcome by her beauty, reaches for a pen and ink to document his feelings on the blotter. As he writes, "Excuse scribble. I've got something in my eye!" Unbeknownst to him, the words "I've got something in my eye" can be interpreted as a double entendre, adding a humorous and unexpected layer to his declaration. The woman, with a cloche hat shading her face and a smile playing on her lips, seems to be oblivious to the man's admiration. She continues her stroll along the beachfront, leaving the man to ponder the potential implications of his seemingly innocent excuse. This charming postcard, with its intricate details and clever use of language, is a testament to the enduring appeal of romantic comedy and the power of the written word to evoke emotion and amusement. The man's unintentional double entendre adds a touch of whimsy and humor to the scene, making it a cherished keepsake from a bygone era.
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