1900s

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  A mother and daughter hamming it up for the camera, ca 1900.

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  Paratroopers of the 101st Airborne Division during a medal ceremony in the city of Carentan, France, in 1944.

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  Benito Mussolini Strips to His Waist and Helps Harvest Grain for a Propaganda Photoshoot on the Pontine Marshes, Italy, 1938

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  Grandpa & Grandma, uncles and aunt. On the back says Yuba City 1930.

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  US soldiers taking the beach on Leyte Island, Philippines. 20 October 1944

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  ”Modern American politics” – American cartoon (”Minneapolis Star Tribune”, artist: Scott Long) published before the 1976 presidential election, October 1976

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  The wedding of Arthur Oxford and Georgina Wright of Barking Road taking their wedding vows in the bombed out church of St Bartholomew’s Church in East Ham London 1941

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  The veteran recalls the battle of 1943, by Dr. Seuss

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  Political cartoon from 1912 US Presidential election

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  Journalist Ernie Pyle shortly after being killed by Japanese machine gun fire on Ie Shima, Okinawa. 18 April 1945.

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  British champion weightlifter Ivy Russell, poses with her trophy after her victory over Tillie Tinmouth with the winning lift: 369.5 pounds, at 5ft 7, 126 pounds. 13 of April of 1932

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  The war weary faces of a Tiger Tank crew during the Battle of Kursk, July 1943.

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  The “circle” of life | Giannis Kyriakopoulos (Kyr) for “Eleftherotypia” newspaper, May of 1985.

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  My dad and his dog, 1954. RIP 10/15/1939 – 8/25/2021

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  1968 Black Belt magazine travel ad

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  Marilyn Monroe arrives at the premiere of “How to marry a millionare”, 4 of November of 1953

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  My great-great uncles 1900s.

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  “Soviet Union is our role model”, China, October 1953

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  Brief history of Ukrainian nationalism // Soviet Union // 1960s

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  Former slave, cowboy, and amateur archaeologist George McJunkin (circa 1907). In 1908, he discovered the Folsom site, where, after his death, evidence was found that humans had arrived on the American continent much earlier than the previously accepted 3,000-year limit.

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