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1940s After 14 months at sea on Her Majesty’s frigate Whitby, seaman Anthony Bennett meets his baby for the first time.
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1908 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kern and their trained dog Bobbie. (via annachronique)
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1972 “Little Edie” from Grey Gardens poses in her house filled with garbage.
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1929 “The Centipede” performed by dancers in Brussels. (via vintagegal)
Overstocked with a large supply of men’s spring and winter coats, a clothier in Copenhagen, Denmark, adopted a unique sales scheme. He erected a scaffolding around his store building and completely covered it from roof to sidewalk with more than a thousand overcoats. The novel display attracted prospective customers in such droves that police were summoned. Although the police ordered the proprietor to remove the display, he succeeded in selling all the overcoats.
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Black andWTF Found at a flea market. This is an early example of horsemaning.
Mark Fraser onto Stuff
“The Centipede” performed by dancers in Brussels. 1929
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1929 “The Centipede” performed by dancers in Brussels. (via vintagegal)
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1963 - Gregory Sukhov takes his pet bear Mickey for a walk in Moscow. (via vintagegal)
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1929 - “The Centipede” performed by dancers in Brussels. (via vintagegal)
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January 29, 1921 Washington D.C. One-legged roller-skater jumping rope.
1929 “The Centipede” performed by dancers in Brussels. (via vintagegal)
1953 Seattle, Washington. Members of the Seattle Tubing Society in full float. (via Burt Glinn and dreams like that)
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Early 1900s A zookeeper and a young visitor with a hippopotamus at the St. Louis Zoo in the early 20th century.
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1929: “The Centipede” performed by dancers in Brussels.
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Max Factor demonstrates his “scientific device” the Beauty Micrometer which detects defects in feminine beauty that are imperceptible to the naked eye. (via vintagegal)
The "evils of drink"!!
Date unknown Girl power. (via unexpectedtales)
1800s Portrait of three women featured in the book The Unseen Eye: Photographs from the Unconscious by W.M. Hunt. The Unseen Eye: Photographs from the Unconscious presents a wonderfully idiosyncratic and compelling collection of photographs assembled around a particular theme: in each image, the gaze of the subject is averted, the face obscured or the eyes firmly closed. (via La Lettre de la Photographie and turnofthecentury)
1942 Veronica Lake and a stuffed seal. (via Vintage Gal)
1929. The Centipede performed by dancers in Brussels
1949. Building was originally a lighthouse in the Florida Keys. After being deactivated the locals referred to it as the “House on Stilts”. It was later burned down in 1971 by some local individuals and the only thing that remains to this day is the supporting frame work.
1953. Seattle, Washington. Members of the Seattle Tubing Society in full float.
1890s Charles B. Tripp the armless man and Eli Bowen the legless man. Both men traveled with the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circuses.
1929 “The Centipede” performed by dancers in Brussels. (via vintagegal)
Emily Taylor onto photography
1880s Josephene Myrtle Corbin, the Four-Legged Woman.
Jeff Leazer Human Centipede :)