Showing posts with label Jockstrap. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jockstrap. Show all posts
Monday, June 8, 2026

Cadet Waddell

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This is Cadet Waddell from the St. Mary's College Pre-Flight School in 1942.  
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Thursday, April 16, 2026

Early 20th Century Jockstraps Day

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Today's series is another reminder that the jockstrap has been around a very long time.   The set is early 20th Century, but the noble g...
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Clenching

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I think this guy is clenching both his fists and his glutes.  
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Socks with sandals

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This handsome and well built fellow seems to be wearing socks with his gladiator sandals.   Miss Magnolia Thunderpussy would have something ...
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Harry Paschal

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This is Harry Paschall, clipped from the pages of a pulp fitness magazine.  
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Exceptional lighting

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This is exceptional lighting for the gladiator sandals strong man era.  
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Skating away

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"Skating away.  Skating away. Skating away on the thin ice of the new day."  
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Classical vibe

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I get a Classical vibe from this one.  Must be the staff.  
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Interesting straps

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The back straps on this one are interesting, and they show off those fine glutes beautifully.  

Snapshot?

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My source said this was a snapshot, and if so, it was a good one.  He seems to have  turned down the waistband to show a bit more flesh, and...
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Boxer?

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Our last man in a jockstrap may or may not have been a boxer.  
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Monday, December 1, 2025

Fur Factor 9+

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This St. Mary's College Pre-flight School cadet gets a 9+ on my 10 point fur factor scale. He's not the absolutely hairiest guy arou...
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Tuesday, November 18, 2025

Dinner at Eight

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All I have on this one is that it's from a piece called Dinner at Eight  from the January, 1983 edition of Torso.  
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Saturday, November 15, 2025

Jockstraps - The Early Days

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The jockstrap, likely the most popular article of men's apparel on this blog, has been around in its modern form since the 1870s.  (It c...
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White gladiators

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So many bodybuilders and strong men wore gladiator sandals  that some used white ones to stand out from the crowd.  
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Odd weights

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The odd barbell arrangement and diagonal pose make this one rather unique.    
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Rear view

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Although this guy's are OK, the best glutes and back muscles appear later in today's series.  
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Bulge

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Nice bulge on this one.  
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Joe Knowles

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Joe Knowles was a fraud who mostly faked a survival ordeal in the Maine woods in 1913.  Although he did hike some considerable distance and ...
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Washed out

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I had to include this picture in spite of it being washed out because of the shapely derriere.  
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