There are a number of us who are follically inclined, and those of us who sport fantastic upper lip accoutrements, such as @Spartacus
That begs the question - Who rocked the best moustache in known history? The Sultan of 'Stashe, the Colonel of Chops?
I begin by nominating Ambrose E. Burnside (1824 - 1881) American Solider, Industrialist and Politician.
I vote for 1940s Groucho Marx.
My money is on Paul von Hindenburg.
Well, that escalated quickly.
The late, great, WW2 ace Robin Olds sported such a great mustache while in Vietnam that members of the USAF emulate it to this day as a “good natured protest” every March. Though for Olds, it wasn’t just an epic accessory, but a “… middle finger I couldn’t raise in the PR photographs. The mustache became my silent last word in the verbal battles…with higher headquarters on rules, targets, and fighting the war.”
Happy Mustache March!
…though I can’t seem to get his clean-shaven look out of my head.
I like this thread 
Magnificent whiskers colorized by our friend Olga aka Klimbim
dali of course
For facial hair, I don’t think the Victorians can be beaten. I don’t think it’s a coincidence that the Empire started to go into decline as beards began to diminish.
My personal favorite is Ivan Mažuranić ,Croatian ban and poet.
Hmm, yum! Still prefer short mustaches, thank you very much.
