''What The Butler Saw '' Drop Card Machine 1900's

[alman53]

1900s not 1900's

[radiorambloke]

@alman53 Hi Alman , Yes you are right !!! on your comment. Cheers Pete. Hope you liked the machine

[fromthesidelines]

These images weren't considered "pornographic" back then- they were "racy", and definitely NOT for children {"No, no, Billy, this is something that DADDY is interested in seeing. Why don't you watch the one over there with the cowboys and indians?"/"I wanna see YOURS!"/"Martha, will you take the child away before I belt him one??"}.

[radiorambloke]

Hi Resident , Yes these machines where back in those days . they where common just as much as the mobile phone today. they where everywhere . these machines also could display various photos of interest , places to see , people , building s etc. Thanks for watching my video Cheers Pete

[Residenthalo]

Was this an early form of pornographic entertainment in the 1900s?