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“The Women of the Future” according to 1902 French Trading Cards

In 1902, a French trading card manufacturer released this curious batch of playing cards depicting women and their futuristic careers as soldiers, lawyers, journalists, and cigarette-chomping students. But because these cards were designed to titillate, many of these outfits aren’t entirely practical — note the firefighter and general’s lack of sleeves above. In fact, much of the military regalia pictured wouldn’t be handy whatsoever in the battlefield.

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    Well, it’s not like we’ve fallen out of that mindset. Which is why we still see more of this: And less of this: *sigh*
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