1929 Print Africa Native Tribesman Earlobe Distention Stretching Costume XGLB8 American (Other) This 105+ year old Item

This 105+ year old Item is rated Very Fine ++

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1929 Print Africa Native Tribesman Earlobe Distention Stretching Costume XGLB8 American (Other) This 105+ year old ItemThis is an original 1929 black and white halftone print of an African man who has stretched and distended his earlobes so much that he can fit his arms through the holes. His ears literally loop through his armpits. People of some African tribes distend their earlobes with larger and larger objects because it is seen as physically appealing. It is also viewed as a competition to see who can have a bigger hole in their ear before the flesh rips. This