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‘It Looks Just As Stupid When You Do It’ Anti-smoking campaign poster by Martin Williams from the 1990s
Barbette armour being installed on the battleship HMS Duke of York
A British officer reading a newspaper while being fanned with a palm frond & getting a pedicure from one of his servants in India, late 1800’s (2001×1252)
My grandmother, Parnese, with the kind of poise you just can’t teach.
“Holocaust on Your Plate,” 2003
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Kmart Cafeteria Specials 1977
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The Prime Minister of Singapore Lee Kuan Yew crying on national television while announcing the separation of Singapore from Malaysia, 1965. (2000×1128)
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Adelie penguin stands beside the apartheid-era South African flag, Antarctica, 1966
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The end of a 600-year era, as the last Ottoman sultan, Vahidettin, leaves the country. November 17 1922.
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Drinking was fun in Belize in the 1980’s
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High Ranking Iranian Officers begging the Shah to not leave Iran. Iran, 1979
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Buster Brown shoes, circa 1905
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1950 – precooked canned hamburgers… with olives
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People have been trying to find the breasts in these ice cubes since 1957. American Association of Advertising Agencies, 1994.
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1930s Great Gram and her kiddos
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1961 USSR poster showing India freeing Goa from Portuguese rule
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US and Soviet Soldiers Hug Each Other After Meeting on the Elbe River – 25. April 1945
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«Ronald Reagan Speaks Out Against Socialized Medicine» USA, 1961.
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Battle weary U.S. Marine during the Battle of Peleliu, 1944
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A body double of Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein reviewing troops at a military event in Baghdad, 1998. (590×433)
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Great Grandma and Grandpa 1971
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Dutch troops in a camouflaged trench near Westervoort, close to Arnhem, during the mobilization of 1939-40
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My grandma a beautiful teenager 1940s
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“ONE DAY SHE WILL WAKE UP” by American artist Robert Berkeley in 1925 stating that one day the balance of forces will change.
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“Women who don’t wait!” The soviet sailors’ board of shame whose women left them, USSR, 1980s.
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