[Abor]

This is probably late 1800s or early 1900s China. It wasn't even communist then. WTF is with the ignorant comments.

[abacus]

Originally Posted by Abor ↗

This is probably late 1800s or early 1900s China. It wasn't even communist then. WTF is with the ignorant comments.

Yeah, Id love to know exactly when these were taken, I want to read up on it.
Also there are a lot of fucking ignorant morons here who probably cant even tell the difference between China or Japan let alone find them on a map. Just ignore em.

[Loucleve]

That one guy just shows the best form, real followthrough on the stroke.

[freddynyc]

Yea, these old pics put a lot of the "newer' ones to shame.....

[.408Cheytac]

Originally Posted by Loucleve ↗

That one guy just shows the best form, real followthrough on the stroke.

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Think of the money they save, smaller coffins and dig smaller graves, it's a win win execution.

[Rille]

This way the head must stay alive for a couple of seconds after it left the body...

But this is the way U do it, not wih a dull knife...

[AndLG]

beyong epic, my goodness!! who've thought that back then they had cameras with a fast enough shutter to capture the blood gushing from the neck with such crispnesss

[Pookie_Bear]

I think this is my new favourite thread on DR, holy fuck what an epic collection. Kelly's cannibalism in 1920's Soviet Union thread is a close second; http://www.documentingreality.com/fo...t-meat-102382/

[PlinyTheYounger]

Great post, thanks!