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Do YOU have the top 'tache?



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Published Date: 16 June 2008
IN honour of our magnificent men in their flying machines, and their right to bear handlebars, the Gazette is launching it's own search for Northumberland's top 'tache.
You don't have to be a fighter pilot to enter, or even a military man (or woman!) - just a stiff upper lip sporting a growth of distinction.

A magnificent array of moustachioed gentlemen.
A magnificent array of moustachioed gentlemen.


Moustaches can be of any length, width, style or colour, but they MUST BE REAL ... AND YOUR OWN!

Anyone discovered to have entered under false pretenses will be disqualified and undoubtedly face the eternal indignation of their peers.

I say old chap, what fine facial furniture you possess.
I say old chap, what fine facial furniture you possess.


So, if you have facial furniture of the flying kind, or a soup-strainer of Imperial splendour, then send your pictures to us by clicking here.

The winner will be presented with a special Roll of Honour.

Indistiguishable US aviator - note the lack of moustache.
Indistiguishable US aviator - note the lack of moustache.




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  • Last Updated: 16 June 2008 5:08 PM
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  • Location: Alnwick, Northumberland
 
 
  

 
 


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