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I read somewhere a long time ago:
"The past of people, villages and cities is never completely clear!"
I think it was a spice on the radio as an introduction to an old local radio show.
Something similar, I think that could be said for the whole world history maybe ?
I'm interested in the history of Vinyl girls!
As a beginner, above all, and always an eternal scholar
I decided slowly and gradually to interpret all my observations
regarding old pictures of Vinyl girls.
Now, when I finally started drawing a poster
of old girls from the TakShing / Seven Creations editions,
it was as if a whole new world was presented to me!
I collected a little less than 100 girls, it seems to me,
with their boxes, that is almost 200 photos.
I completed the basic graphics processing, enlarging and re-pixelization,
retouching and filtering, and they were arranged under numbers exactly
as I had carefully filmed them from the website.
The hours-long study of these pictures, and the pictures of the boxes,
greatly enriched my views of all that time, of that one epoch of time.
Then I decided to carefully sort them and distribute them in four folders,
that is in four large groups, something like a series.
The end result of our rather large work will probably be
four smaller posters - editions, and one large poster with four separate floors.
I am very happy and satisfied.
Since I have a lot more pictures, about 1000 more,
unsorted and uncategorized images taken in the computer,
I think I will be able to select them for a special poster
where there will be girls that I have not incorporated into previous works,
or editions of smaller or newer manufacturers.
This part of our project, according to my small and beginner knowledge,
I called: "Pictures of Puppets Alone - Speak About Themselves".
All in all, I will not be bored in my free time. I have a hobby.
I want TDF, as it already is,
to be and remain a world leader in knowledge,
its largest archive and material!
That is why it is important that everything we do,
we do even slower than we do,
that we simply do not stifle the whole forum with too many posts,
- but that we work gradually, and that this gradual work proves that all this work is ours
- developed just here at our TDF, and that He is the full owner and leader of all the material.
Once again, thank you all, and we continue slowly with our work!
Dollman
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The Doll Man wrote: ↑Thu Jun 30, 2022 4:31 pm I want TDF, as it already is,
to be and remain a world leader in knowledge,
its largest archive and material!
The Doll Man wrote: ↑Thu Jun 30, 2022 4:31 pm I want TDF, as it already is,
to be and remain a world leader in knowledge,
its largest archive and material!
Thank you TDF... you have made my retirement a living dream... as shakespeare wrote: "if i awake" ... i will cry to dream again ... three cheers for the tdf!
James1fun wrote:
Thank you TDF... you have made my retirement a living dream... as shakespeare wrote: "if i awake" ... i will cry to dream again ... three cheers for the tdf!
Aerial wrote: ↑Tue Aug 09, 2022 12:22 am
The likely world first documented inflatable rubber doll was made in 1910 and he was male, namely the legendary "Bosco's Collapsible Rubber Driver".
This thread also describes a newer variant of such a doll, that was the inflatable PVC doll "Safe-T-Man". viewtopic.php?p=629368
Sometimes overlooked on this forum. Big John, the biggest selling male doll of the inflata world deserves to be mentioned in the inflatables Hall of fame.
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"Blow up dolls are a popular purchase but surprisingly, to this day it remains unknown who invented them.
The earliest sex doll is credited to Dutch sailors in the 17th century who used a doll fashioned from cloth to relieve sexual tension during long stretches on the sea.
The first recorded manufactured blow-up doll appeared in psychiatrist Iwan Bloch's book, "The Sexual Life of Our Time", published in 1908."
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"After the sexual revolution of the late sixties, advertisements began to appear in magazines of dolls with different hair colours and styles to suit customers tastes.
Advertisements like this appeared at the back of men's adult magazines such as Playboy However, the images portrayed hardly resembled the actual doll offered. "
"It was rumoured that Nazi leader Adolf Hitler ordered sex dolls to be supplied to German troops fighting on the front line."
"It was also rumoured that a scheme called the Borghild Project was created to combat the spread of syphilis among Nazi troops by supplying them with sex dolls."
"The project was supposedly inspired by Heinrich Himmler's 1940 memo to Adolf Hitler that there was a syphilis problem in Paris brothels."
In the report, he wrote, "The greatest danger in Paris is the widespread and uncontrolled presence of whores."
"Hitler supposedly approved the project to provide dolls to the soldiers, who were to transport them in their backpacks."
"It was claimed that Hitler gave his approval to the project, and designers set to work creating a doll - or “gynoid” - under the supervision of Franz Tschackert at the German Hygiene Museum."
According to Rudolf Chargeheimer, a psychiatrist involved in the project, the doll was to have synthetic flesh that mirrored real flesh and its body should be as flexible as a real human.
The designers first approached the Hungarian actress Kathe von Nagy and asked if they could model the silicone doll on her, but after her refusal, the Nazis unsurprisingly opted for a blue eyed blonde version to “comfort” their soldiers.
"The lack of evidence supporting this theory led it to being deemed a hoax in the early 2000s."
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"Artist Hans Bellmer was a German artist, best known for the life-sized female dolls he produced in the mid-1930s. Historians of art and photography also consider him to be Surrealist photographer. Though he was not the first artist to create erotic art of people, (Greek, Roman, and other early period sculptures) His images did evoke quite a shocking response."
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