Unusual/Historically inaccurate guillotine designs?
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Hello everyone, so I have a question for you: what is the strangest/most historically inaccurate guillotine design you have ever come across? I know that this is not something everyone will be interested in, but I would be intrigued by any examples you could provide. Another question I have is: If you were to redesign the guillotine to fit/accommodate the fashions of different historical periods and cultures (such as the high wigs of the 1770s, the wide supported skirts/gowns of the 1590s/1850s/entire 18th century, etc), what changes would you make?
Please give me your thoughts, my own ideas are getting a bit stale.
Please give me your thoughts, my own ideas are getting a bit stale.
Okay, I'll give the first examples, from those found on this site:
The hinged lunette from the 1989 Tale of two cities:https://www.themiscollection.com/image.php?set=vip&sid=202010061507&pid=4&setname=A%20Tale%20of%20Two%20Cities%20(1989)%20-%20guillotine
That thing people do where someones hands are also held in the lunette, like this:https://www.themiscollection.com/image.php?sid=202204200921&pid=9&setname=Are%20the%20Brave%20Men%20Dating
Does anyone have any thoughts regarding the question of how the guillotine could accommodate the fashions of other time periods?
The hinged lunette from the 1989 Tale of two cities:https://www.themiscollection.com/image.php?set=vip&sid=202010061507&pid=4&setname=A%20Tale%20of%20Two%20Cities%20(1989)%20-%20guillotine
That thing people do where someones hands are also held in the lunette, like this:https://www.themiscollection.com/image.php?sid=202204200921&pid=9&setname=Are%20the%20Brave%20Men%20Dating
Does anyone have any thoughts regarding the question of how the guillotine could accommodate the fashions of other time periods?
Well there's some few strangest/most historically inaccurate guillotine designs in some other media.
For example, there was a guillotine with a two-headed lunette from Beetlejuice TV Series: https://themiscollection.com/set/Beetlejuice_-_Scummer_Vacation
And there's also another guillotine with a two-headed lunette from the comic, Caroline Cholera: https://themiscollection.com/set/Caroline_Cholera
And there's also another one, this time it was took place in Ancient China: https://themiscollection.com/set/Be_Careful_Sweetheart
Sometimes there are some few guillotines with the pillory-like lunette in some anime such as Crescent Love, Killing Bites, Die Now (Chinese Anime) and Tatakau Shisho: The Book of Bantorra.
For example, there was a guillotine with a two-headed lunette from Beetlejuice TV Series: https://themiscollection.com/set/Beetlejuice_-_Scummer_Vacation
And there's also another guillotine with a two-headed lunette from the comic, Caroline Cholera: https://themiscollection.com/set/Caroline_Cholera
And there's also another one, this time it was took place in Ancient China: https://themiscollection.com/set/Be_Careful_Sweetheart
Sometimes there are some few guillotines with the pillory-like lunette in some anime such as Crescent Love, Killing Bites, Die Now (Chinese Anime) and Tatakau Shisho: The Book of Bantorra.
One more thing, there was a strange guillotine design from the Indian TV Series in episode 1, Paurashpur. https://themiscollection.com/set/Paurashpur_-_guillotine
Thank you for responding, there's also an anime (Rise of the Shield Hero I think) that has one with a weird blade. Do you have any thoughts on the whole 'adapting the guillotine to different period and fashions' question.
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