Vintage Mustache Guard Patent Print – 1909 Invention by C. A. Steele Jr.

Step into the world of gentlemanly grooming innovations with this vintage mustache guard patent print, originally patented by C. A. Steele Jr. on July 13, 1909 (Patent No. 927,892A). This elegant yet practical invention was designed to prevent a well-groomed mustache from getting soaked while drinking, offering a dapper solution to an age-old problem.

The patent features a clip-on guard that attaches to a drinking glass, shielding the upper lip from liquid while maintaining the wearer’s distinguished facial hair in pristine condition. A must-have accessory in the golden era of waxed mustaches and fine grooming, this invention is a charming relic of early 20th-century etiquette and refinement.

Perfect for barbers, vintage enthusiasts, and lovers of quirky historical inventions, and all guys with mustaches in general, this high-quality reproduction adds a touch of whimsy and sophistication to barware collections, man caves, and barbershop decor.