I ran across this a month ago, but didn't post it, thinking it was just some crazy French Canadians goofing around with a speed bag. But it's cute, so here it is:
And now, below is a scan from a book from 1925, in which bagger extraordinaire Gus Keller wrote a section on "Exhibition Bag Punching". Picture #3 is his "rotary bag" idea of which he says "The rotary bag makes necessary a new sort of apparatus. However, on trying the innovation, experienced punchers will find themselves anxious indeed to expend the small sum required to procure it."
A scan of the entire book will be posted shortly. As for Pamela, turns out her style bag setup has its roots in Vaudeville.
(Can someone tell me what she is saying in the video?)
And now, below is a scan from a book from 1925, in which bagger extraordinaire Gus Keller wrote a section on "Exhibition Bag Punching". Picture #3 is his "rotary bag" idea of which he says "The rotary bag makes necessary a new sort of apparatus. However, on trying the innovation, experienced punchers will find themselves anxious indeed to expend the small sum required to procure it."
A scan of the entire book will be posted shortly. As for Pamela, turns out her style bag setup has its roots in Vaudeville.
(Can someone tell me what she is saying in the video?)
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