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Knox Gelatine, published in 1938
Nazi propaganda for school. (1935)
Photograph entitled ‘Wait for Me, Daddy’. It shows a child running to his father, a Canadian soldier, before being deployed during The Second World War. Behind you can see his mother. October 1, 1940.
This is how a man and wife slept in 1947. Simmons Beautyrest with prewar quality!
Portrait of Titanic passenger and millionaire Benjamin Guggenheim 1910. Refusing to enter a lifeboat, he reportedly asked a steward to inform his family ‘that I played the game straight to the end and that no women was left on board this ship because Ben Guggenheim was a coward’ (1437 x 1600)
First Soviet computers // Soviet Union // 1983
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”Deport Kissinger” – Swedish poster for a protest against Kissinger’s Stockholm visit in 1976
Captain Lewis Nixon of Easy Company, 506th PIR, 101st Airborne Division suffering a hangover after celebrating V-E Day at Hitler’s “Eagles Nest” (where they “liberated” a collection of 10,000 bottles of liquor, wine, and champagne amassed by Hermann Göring) in Berchtesgaden, Germany, 1945.
Shape powder. 1970s.
Soviet postcard (1928) showing a worker destroying Christianity, Islam, Judaism and Buddhism.
Campbell’s Surprise! Soup Shakes! ad, 1952
Italian supply convoy sailing to North Africa, 1941
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