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Joan Collins photographed at her flat in Marylebone, London. (1954)
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In the 1950s you could mail order a pony or a burro from the Sears catalog. Shipped Express of course.
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Men waiting for their partners at the door of a women’s hair salon. 1950s (Photo by Nino Migliori)
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Arnold Schwarzenegger striking a pose outside the Victoria Palace Theatre in London. (1968)
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Named Leslie Benjamin, the Brooks family’s newborn son is welcomed by his 13 sisters after his birth at home in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, 1954.
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Rita Hayworth captured between takes aboard a yacht during the making of "The Lady from Shanghai" (1947)
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A colorized portrait of an official royal executioner from Rewah (Madhya Pradesh), Central India, dating from around 1898–1903. He is clad in armor studded with prominent metal spikes, wears a crown like headdress featuring similar spikes, and holds a large "tulwar" sword.
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Dora Ratjen, a German high jumper at the 1936 Olympics, was later revealed to have been born male but raised as female. Always believing he was male, Dora changed his name to Heinrich and lived under that name until his death in 2008.
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A very strange Italian 305mm heavy mortar, 1917. Known as a De Stefano carriage.
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The Paul Rudolph-designed headquarters of Burroughs Welcome in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, opened in 1972
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On August 17, 1982, Philips produced the world's first commercial compact disc.
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Jerome Bonaparte, youngest brother of Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte and the only one among Napoleon's brothers to ever be photographed, 1850
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The Sunball Chair by Gunter Ferdinand Ris & Herbert Selldorf, 1969
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Preserved architecture: Oxford in 1810 and nowadays. The first image is the "High Street, Oxford" oil painting by J. M. W. Turner that was exhibited in 1810. The second one shows the same street photographed recently by David Fisher.
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A tenant farmer and his family gather around the table for dinner in McLeansboro, Illinois, 1937, sharing a meal amid the hardship and poverty of the Great Depression.
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