- Here are some gas masks designs for kids in World War I. Famous cartoon were used as references to make the mask. They made them like that to try to be less scary for kids.
- Front cover of the Patriot Ledger 19 years ago today
- Me acabo de dar cuenta que tengo 41k karma
- Russian learning book from 1943. (UK)
- Hes ифt a сгooк
- Advertisement - Enjoy Celery: Natures toothbrush for your colon (1950s?)
- art illustrations
- Wear a Mask: we appeal to your civil patriotism with us in our effort to Stamp Out the Spanish Influenza in Portland By Wearing A Mask, the Sunday Oregonian, January 12, 1919
- Equality of sacrifice?...Lets all step down one rung! - the Labour Party attacks the governments reaction to the Wall Street Crash during the British general election of 1929
- This German radio tech book I own that is from 1925
- This Tape Piracy bulletin I found on a record sleeve from 1974
Heartbroken to hear of Zsa Zsas passing. Offering my deepest condolences to Prinz Frédéric. My former business partner, John Blanchette said he worked for Zsa Zsa for more than 27 years -- longer than 7 husbands. She called everybody Dahling. #RIPZsaZsaGabor - @holly_wallace1 on Instagram
- hershey annual report
- Drag has become too mainstream...
- Found possibly the most dramatic obituary ever in an old book I bought at an antique shop.
- I 3D Printed N. Armstrong Apollo 11 suit
- American Poster encouraging the canning of fruits, vegetables and the Kaiser, 1918.
- Save Yourself from Influenza and Follow Two Simple Rules (1918)
- Jail Free, Me, Pen & Marker, 2019
- Nurse Costume
- My Grandma’s ‘Whole life’ insurance policy from 1955. It paid out just £51!
- Who wore it better? Invisible Man or Firefighter? (1933)
- On Jun 25, 1950- Communist N. Korea charges over 38th parallel, invading capitalist S. Korea, launching a 3-year conflict that set the stage for decades of tension among NK & US. The Forgotten War also set the tone for the Cold War, shaping the world we live in today.
- Art + Science = Joy
- My works reception has a bunch of magazines in the waiting area. I always put this one on top. Its the little things to get his name out there!
- crazy vintage photos
- I have never seen a toothpaste tube squeezer before, let alone one with such great advice!
- Finnish soldiers! On Hitlers orders, the Finnish government has sent you to fight against the Soviet Union. Soviet propaganda leaflet in Finnish from the Continuation War, 1941
- Letter from coal miner Jacob L. Vowell shortly before he died from suffocation in the 1902 Fraterville, Tennessee mine disaster.
- Signum
- 1. dark side of mankind:Holocaust
- Mabel Normand
- Reconnaissance dune jeune maman
- This dictionary was made at the time of the Russian Empire
- This 100 year old newspaper from the end of ww1 on display at my school
- Perfect Soldier anti-war cartoon published in The Masses, US, 1916, by Robert Minor
- Menacing Lino art (1st time ever doing such art style)
- Stop Rape!
- 1936 Social Security Card [957x513]
- USSR - the defender of peace, the friend of children poster from 1953, designed by Tadeusz Trepkowski
- 1946
- Social Democrat propaganda in Germany [1924] (Translation below)
- I own a crisp 100 dollar bill from 1934 along with a letter from the Secret service requesting it be destroyed.
- I like finding homework in old textbooks from goodwill.
- My great-uncle, who was eventually killed in action in WW2, wrote this letter to his sister (my grandmother).
- tattoo designs for men
- My brother found this under his floorboards during a recent renovation
- Its Your America [1940 US Census Poster]
- This 1896 ad for a lawyer was printed upside-down so women wouldnt read it.
- This bookmark has been on the book so long that it blocked the discoloration.
- Little Americans Do Your Bit - United States Food Administration, 1918. Art by Cushman Parker.
- Drivers license pictures
- Got this strangely printed $20 at work. Passed all our counterfeit tests.
- Master Hitler to his apprentice Mussolini: You are shedding blood, look how I pull without making a sound!.. The teeth pulled are Abyssinia, Albania and Czechoslovakia, while Poland is next. Turkey, 1939.
- Time Magazine a month before the 1968 Presidential election
- Bredrövelsen är stor
- Alla begår misstag. Vissa bara lite värre an andra...
- Tom Swift and His Electric Rifle. This title is where the word “TASER” came from.
- “Date Unknown”
- A letter from 1883 I found in the back of an antique cupboard I bought
- Había que llevar un periódico a la escuela.
- The back of this cereal box has directions...for how to make cereal.
- Vietnam Veterans Day
- My great grandmothers autograph book, 1920s.
- My favorite ENT. Also, cakeday.
- What did you do today for freedom? (1943)
- Labour and prosperity, a blessing for all Election poster for the Social Democratic Workers Party, Netherlands , Huib de Ru , 1935.
- Reading a book from 1923 and found a very old advertisement for a new book.
- A newspaper clip from January 1919.
- The gravestone of John Barleycorn (the fictional embodiment of alcohol) in Meriden, Connecticut hours before Prohibition became law at midnight on January 16th, 1920 [1200x1608]
- Imagine a machine with a bobbin this big!
- Craigslist, 1835
- 1964 - Hail, the first astronaut Y. A. Gagarin!
- (1984) IRA propaganda poster decrying sexual harrassment and strip searches on women suspected of IRA participation by British security forces/RUC.
- I atoned for my Fatherland! No return to the past, USSR, 1957
- Oregon newspaper clip in 1918 reads: We appeal to your civil patriotism to co-operate with us in our effort to stamp out the Spanish Influenza by wearing a mask.
- A german 500 million mark bill from the 1920’s
- The New National Health Service, UK, 1948, Leaflet
- Sears catalogue from 1902, you could order your own gravestone.
- The man that blocks up the hallway. US, 1860s
- Hard to beat free for some very early NASA stuff
- In 8 days, it will be the 10th birthday of the Bitcoin White Paper released by Satoshi Nakamoto on October 31, 2008. I looked for a nice poster of it and I found some cool layouts on internet but no one was in the style I wanted, so I did a layout by my own 👀
- This cigarette ad in the middle of an old witchcraft book.
- In 1906, one magazine warned of the loneliness of wireless telegraphy
- BOOKSMART
- Private Caution says Guard against Syphilis and Gonorrhea, USA World War Two
- My dad has one of the very first Texaco credit cards. Its made out of cardboard
- Pages E and F of The Child’s ABC of the War. London, end of 1914
- Margaret Thatcher
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- The Red Cross passport for Ricardo Klement, which was used by Adolf Eichmann to enter Argentina in 1950
- Iron lung
- People doodled in class in 1870 just like they do today
- You guys wanted it - here it is! The document for our family farm signed by Abraham Lincoln in 1861.
- New DJ Shadow double album coming November 15th!!! 90 minutes of songs including new collabs with Run the Jewels, Nas, Ghostface Killah, and more!
- Retro Salon
- 1948
- Uncle Sams birthday July 4th 1776-1918 142 years young and going strong! American WWI celebratory/army recruitment poster, 1918
- 1948 NASCAR Rule Book
- ANTIKAMNIA
- Bécassine ,ma cousine .
- Black & Whites Photos
- Shot every 10th worker and peasant - Bolshevik anti-white poster, 1919
- The cartoon lady on this plane safety brochure has extremely realistic looking hair.
- Our Choice, Grover Cleveland, A.G. Thurman; United States; 1888
- The Danish depiction of Trump
- I was flipping through my grandma’s old yearbook, and found out she went to high school with RBG. June 1950
- Briefmarken
- My brother just sent me this saying it’s hanging on a wall in the Airbnb he’s staying at
- Poor Macron...
- Found this on /r/funny and felt it belonged here.
- Original newspaper for the final good bye to president JFK
- I got this from a relative today
- I found a newspaper from 1991 in a roof space.
- You ~still~ pay these temporary wartime taxes, Association of American Railroads, 1957
- Bubbles Mansion Menus | found these old menus for Bibbles Mansion while doing some spring cleaning. Made them to look like hockey cards stuck to his shed. Mike Smith was a big hockey fan
- Just came across this check from the Penny Arcade Settlement. Tiny in both amount and size.
- Leave Hitler to me, sonny - YOU ought to be out of London - the British Ministry of Health encourages city children to be evacuated to the countryside away from the German bombs. Dudley Cowes, 1940 [2443 × 3600]
- Farewell, American Soldiers! WWII propaganda leaflet intended to lower American morale, 1944
- Top: Woman, learn to read and write! Bottom: Oh, Mommy! If you were literate, you could help me! A poster by Elizaveta Kruglikova (c. 1923) advocating female literacy
- Löfven blev just nästan lite badass när tidningen låg så här
- Family sent me a care package with memes for finals
- Yes I am the one who is riding in this motorcycle
- Another Film Roman guide on drawing Marge.
- Atomic Rocket Cap, 1952
- Blacksmiths, armourers, ferriers, polishers
- Picked up for $1 at a yard sale this morning. 1912 paper regarding the Titanic.
- This old newspaper found behind an old wall from 1890
- American Girl magazine
- My cousin had newspapers from right around when the Pacific War started
- För att dansken inte hade alkolås
- Gem Blades Recorded Voice Telegram, 1944
- Beetle Juice Costume
- The Militias Need Us! CNT-FAI, Spanish Civil War 1936-1939
- Vintage beautiful ads and posters
- Only $2.98
- En gammal släktings Motbok, som man använde för att ransonera alkohol 1919-1955. Vet inte hur intressant det kan vara, men varsågoda!
- Анна Каренина
- When I was 10 years old, I wrote a letter to Robin Williams, telling him he was my favorite actor, and mrs doubtfire was my favorite movie. He sent me a letter, and this in response
- The Socialist way. The Conservative way. The Liberal way - 1924 British Liberal Party Poster
- My Great Grandmother. Valedictorian of Boston University while earning her PhD, 12 years before women could legally vote
- Rabitabank — Cashless
- My Dad gave me a newspaper from 1938
- Navigator, Spray Paint, 18x24 Canavs
- Valentina Tereshkova, the first women in Space. (1963)
- John is not really dull - he may only need his eyes examined, 1936-37.
- Loaded? Dont Take Chances with Pickups! Poster Promoting STD Prevention (c.1942)
- The instructions for my new doorknobs show the knobs as little globes.
- I found this newspaper (and others) from 75 years ago in a basement.
- Anne frank
- Books I Want to Read
- 100 years ago today:
- My mother owns a book about George Washington in Japanese.
- So many depend for life on so little [WWII]
- How to catch fire alarm pranksters
- u/govschwarzeneggers signature is on my Bachelor of Science degree
- U.S. Propaganda poster from 1942
- World War II pamphlet: Special orders for American-German relations. Number 4 is my favorite.
- The four ABC Radio Network logos from 1967
- Uk Ration book from 1919
- Found this 196 year old book at a funeral home
- My old edition of Dune
- As someone with bipolar; i conquer
- law abiding citizen
- Leonard Woolf
- Couverture du prochain Charlie Hebdo
- This ophthalmoscope user guide has pictures from the 1970s (handbook revised 2020)
- Blursed_smile
- Bunker Boy, Courtney White, Digital, 2020
- A fifty-billion Deutschmark note from 1923
- 1950s Gt Aunts New York photo studio shot.
- This newspaper on the liberation of Rome
- From my great-grandmother’s autograph book, dated 1908
- Foreign language worksheets in a nutshell.
- [ The 1950s ]Soviet friendship Czech poster
- Ex jehovah witness
- Safety First
- Miss France 1978
- Check out my man’s grip. Who needs sights amirite?
- Circus Secrets
- Barnum’s New “What Is It?” US, 1872
- July-7-1950 - Korean War: Pres Truman appoints WWII legend Gen Douglas MacArthur command of a new United Nations command to fight the North Koreans.
- Incredibly detailed specs for the Bethlehem Steel logo
- From a 120 year old copy of the Downfall by Zola. Incredible.
- Lucien Lelong
- The asi se dice spanish work book by McGraw-Hill contains this masterpiece.(Mcgraw-Hills is one of the top 3 educational publishers and has around 2 billion dollars).
- 50s TV Shows
- American democrat party agqinst black suffrage 1866
- He, who strikes Churchill, strikes Stalin [WWII]
- Come Fly Away
- Dont do it, mother. UK c.1940
- Dutch War!! – Poster for the 1832 United Kingdom general election protesting the Belgian Revolution against the Netherlands
- [Spoilerless] Were there Titans in the Antebellum United States?
- Superstark Fredagsgroda
- We, by Gods mercy, wish to sit on the throne and drive the workers into their coffins. And we wish for you, the bourgeois, the priest, to grow fat and drunk... [Bolshevik propaganda, Russia, 1919]
- Wolfgang Weingart
- Santa Fe Railroad
- The Irish times 12/20/1944
- In a long line of autographs, Steven hawking has a fingerprint instead
- 1952
- Tempting..
- Alan Furst - R.I.P.
- Found this newspaper underneath a carpet we were stripping out in a friends house earlier today. The newspaper is from September 10th 2001; the day before 9/11. The comic at the bottom is about an air traffic controller.
- Every day we are learning
- Faces behind games
- Another gem i found from 1909
- The first ever ad for the Peanuts comic strip. Originally debuted in October of 1950.
- My professor left the cursor on a picture in his course packet.
- PRINCESS BABY
- Fascists & Nazis
- Step in, Grandma; thats the idea, 1918. Newspaper illustration of an American soldier helping an elderly french woman into a sidecar, while the caption suggests the Germans would have bayonetted her.
- 1972 advertisement for an early form of email.
- Took a while and I was starting think it would never come but yay I finally received the FDR inspired sticker! Honestly my favorite sticker design of all of them
- (1930) Aw, Who Cares! - Charles Henry Sykes - E o que que mudou pessoal?
- American films in the Soviet Union, 1948
- Breakout EDU
- Found a 99 year old floor finish ad under a floor I was working on today
- My grandmother gave me this newspaper from April 13, 1945. One day after the death of FDR.
- Girls - are you interested in a job? Find out what an occupation has to offer you in pay, employment, security, and promotion : Free classes in occupations. (circa 1936)
- Give way ! The dollar pedals with all its might. But has no chance. The weighty Soviet ruble will overtake! USSR, 1961
- Pole! The German vampire rips apart the body of your Motherland! Fight the enemy! Beat the fascist scum! Poland, 1940s.
- 1970s IT Ad Promotes Wonder of New Technology
- Childrens Rally, Soviet Union, 1923
- Millions stand behind me. Anti-Nazi poster by John Heartfield, 1932.
- cursed_operation
- The Melbourne Herald - November 23rd 1963
- This amazing picture of my grandmother when she was a nurse, from a 1970 newspaper.
- 1946 was a good year to be born
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- Ephemeraphile
- Nice and fresh , Anarchist poster related to the squater movement spoofing a deodorant ad , Netherlands 1980s.
- I found a nice hardcover edition of a book Ive been wanting to read at Value Village, and I was happy to pay the $5 for it. Then I found this when I flipped through it at home
- Ja, vem sköt egentligen bäst?
- Un coup de dés jamais nabolira le hasard
- reduce.
- [misc] Vintage skincare! An ad for Woodbury’s Facial Soap I found in a copy of “The Ladies’ Home Journal”, published in May of 1911.
- Found this 90 year old telegram at work last week. Today seemed the appropriate day to share it.
- Curiosities
- An article in Private Eye about Facetune app I thought you all might enjoy. (Issue 1501 page 16)
- UFO evidence
- Bioshock Artwork
- Crochet & Lace Books
- Letter from Pink Floyd Music Ltd. to my brother-in-law in 1981 inviting him to join the stage crew for a series of The Wall concerts in the UK.
- Another interesting item I have. A map segment that was flown to the Moon on Apollo 13. If the mission was used as planned, Lovell and Haise would have used this to help them land at Fra Mauro on the Lunar Surface.
- This newspaper from May 2nd, 1945
- Portrait of a World Power Time Magazine 1916
- So today i recived this in my school. Poland is doing its part!
- Gone with the Wind, United Kingdom, 1981
- My birthday card from Richard Nixon, as we shared a mutual birthday. I was very little, and drew him a birthday card. He sent me this back in 1972.
- 1980s
- Old comics II
- Uranium creates a Police State, Australia, 1976
- Amelia earhart
- Mom in 1948, just before winning the state basketball championship.
- This newspaper given to me by my grandparents from April 13, 1945.
- Völkischer Beobachter - Lügenpresse im Scheinwerfer
- Blursed_wheel
- Bully for Teddy!
- IRAK WARS II - The Attack of the clown, 2003, France (National Party).
- Japanese Hunting License - World War 2, c.1941-5
- 1920s
- Detail of a Second World War poster demonstrating how to respond to a gas attack, Ipswich Museum
- The enemy sees your light! Darken! 1940 Germany
- Well. Im not sure about this one.
- Positive Propaganda III, Das Frank, Digital, 2020
- Cost of feeding a person with a hereditary disease. Germany 1936
- Soong Mei-ling (wife of Chiang Kai Shek) joyfully looks over the victory headlines upon the surrender of Japan, at her home in New York. August 15, 1945 [2836x3660]
- Vintage/ country
- Art call for artists
- Atomic
- Women in Physics
- Are You Kidding??
- Saw this reminder at BDO regarding the proper holding of bills
- How to Be Beautiful
- My social studies teacher has a newspaper from 1963 when JFK got assassinated
- Violence is the midwife of every new society. Karl Marx - Soviet poster, Kostroma, State Publishing House, 1919
- This book on England’s Kings and Queens, published in 1953, but still current today.
- On this day Germany surrendered to the allies. This was the first free German newspaper that got published without the nazi-propaganda
- Min syster hittade denna nyhet när vi rensade ut den nyköpta sommarstugan.
- My grandmothers 1954 yearbook full of beautiful writing.
- My mother was featured in the August 15th 1941 issue of Life magazine. It was an article detailing how to eat a lobster. It was photographed at the Highland Hotel in Springfield MA, where Mom was a hostess.
- Blursed 50’s guide to adolescence.
- Some anti war USSR poster. Apparently it says something like No need for war (could be wrong because i cannot read it) (date unknown)
- Have you any women folk worth defending? (1915)
- Stop Talking Before Its Too Late!! British WWII Poster, 1940s
- The donor is the patient’s best friend. Join the ranks of donors, Blood Donor Recruitment in the Soviet Union, 1956
- V for Vendetta totalitarian radio reminds me of another political slogan.
- States disappear! Races perish ! Unwavering stands the Church! Catholic Church in the Netherlands , during pope Pius XII (1939–1958) , exact date unclear.
- Printables
- Funny ads
- All powerful gold, i love no other God but you! Anticlerical cartoon, France, 1901
- Extend hemp crops in peatlands! USSR, Belarusian Soviet Republic, 1954 by Leonid Zamakh
- 7th SF/Fantasy/Horror Film Awards - TV Guide 1980
- The Red Army comes as helpers, their vehicles on the move to bring us food (Germany, 1945)
- WANTED! FOR MURDER Her careless talk costs lives (1944)
- Aleksander Rodchenko : Алекса́ндр Миха́йлович Ро́дченко
- We must first and foremost populate the colonies French satirical anti colonialism cartoon. 1903
- Poster N°5 voor de strijders in de ziekenhuizen (printbare pdf beschikbaar!)
- 10-The New Yorker / Peter Arno
- Menachem Begin
