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you guyse hear about dis 🐟fish? you on da hook? (a quick gift for @termagax! :] )
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Fingers in the mouth
Shoving your fingers in a dudes mouth is so fuckin hot, a great way to show control and ownership, whether its wrestling.......
Day 7 - Hook
Trying to get back into posting
Here's my silly little guy
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SMILES. okay everybody LOOK at this awesome commission i got from the incredibly talented @skillbattle
WIP of headshots of my ocs
Art Jessup of Kotzebue, Alaska, holds a ptarmigan fishhook from the 1870s. Photograph, July 31, 1973.
Record Group 79: Records of the National Park Service
Series: Alaska Task Force Photographs
File Unit: Ethnography and Subsistence
Image description: Art Jessup holds a large fishhook, maybe six inches long. The hook passes through a carved bird, probably ivory. Crosshatching gives shade and texture to the bird’s feathers, and its beak is colored yellow.
Transcription:
MASTER FILE
Towns + Villages
Outside the [?] A.
258913-3418
DATE 7/31/73
FIELD # 2589-13
SUBJECT Ptarmigan fishhook about 100 years old held by Art Jissys (Jessup?)
LOCATION Kotzebue
CREDIT: NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
PHOTOGRAPH BY M. WOODBRIDGE WILLIAMS
1776-73
ALASKA TASK FORCE MASTER FILE
