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The Factory Gang and other cruel adventures

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Bubble said:
On of the best strappado pics. Thx a lot.
Any idea about the original source?
Who is the photographer?
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Sorry, I do not know. Found them on the net somewhere long forgotten.
 
Hi Pino. Do you remember that you asked me why sometimes you see the number of “visits” on our works, with the number of views (which do not always correspond to judgments)? I think I understood: it depends on the format of what you post: if the drawing or photo is larger you see that number, if you post the smaller format (which is what our “guests” of the Forum prefer) that number is not seen. I think the reason is this: now that I publish in small format, in fact, I no longer have that data. At least this is my opinion, but maybe the reason is different…
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Eileen said:
Love the device/position in picture 4
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It's very close to the Austrian Ladder, where there would be a winch roller at the bottom to pull her down till the shoulders dislocate. I read somewhere that a studded roller was sometimes wedged between the victim's back and the ladder then worked up and down from the knees to the shoulders, though I can't confirm the historical truth to that. A thorougly lovely torture though.
 
wulf said:
It's very close to the Austrian Ladder, where there would be a winch roller at the bottom to pull her down till the shoulders dislocate. I read somewhere that a studded roller was sometimes wedged between the victim's back and the ladder then worked up and down from the knees to the shoulders, though I can't confirm the historical truth to that. A thorougly lovely torture though.
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A nice way to torture, indeed! If I find the right examples, I'll try to make a work of it.
 
maumau59 said:
Hi Pino. Do you remember that you asked me why sometimes you see the number of “visits” on our works, with the number of views (which do not always correspond to judgments)? I think I understood: it depends on the format of what you post: if the drawing or photo is larger you see that number, if you post the smaller format (which is what our “guests” of the Forum prefer) that number is not seen. I think the reason is this: now that I publish in small format, in fact, I no longer have that data. At least this is my opinion, but maybe the reason is different…
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Ah! That explains a lot. Thank you, Maumau!
 
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