Archive / 302Added Sep 7, 2026Ice axe of Hermann Buhl on Nanga Parbat. In 1953, the Austrian climber made the first solo ascent of an 8,000-meter peak. After a 17-hour summit push, he descended alone through the night, using Pervitin (methamphetamine) to fight exhaustion and enduring a legendary 41-hour ordeal.
Archive / 303Added Sep 6, 20266 September 1997. An estimated 2.5 billion people watched Princess Diana’s funeral. William 15, and Harry 12, walked behind their mother’s coffin through London as millions watched around the world. She had died just six days earlier in a Paris car crash.
Archive / 305Added Sep 6, 2026British Home Secretary Winston Churchill, centre left in a top hat, watching the Siege of Sidney Street from cover. Police had surrounded a house where two armed gang members, suspected of killing three officers during a botched jewellery robbery, were barricaded. (1911)
Archive / 307Added Sep 6, 2026U.S. Army Nurse Amy Stuart of the 5th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital - holding a teddy bear while resting - during the (First Gulf War) Operation Desert Storm), Saudi Arabia, on February 22nd, 1991. Photograph was taken by photojournalist David Turnley.
Archive / 309Added Sep 5, 2026An Indian Lewis Gun Team Engages Enemy Aircraft in Mesopotamia While Other Soldiers Run for Cover in Slit Trenches, 1918
Archive / 310Added Sep 5, 2026James Dean visibly resentful of a studio-mandated date to escort Academy Award-nominated actress Terry Moore to the premiere of Sabrina in Los Angeles, 1954
Archive / 311Added Sep 5, 2026Confederate soldiers march through Frederick, Maryland, during Robert E Lee's first invasion of the North. Likely taken September 12th, 1862
Archive / 312Added Sep 5, 2026Kriegsmarine Deutschland-class pre-dreadnought battleship Schleswig-Holstein, firing at close range at Polish positions on Westerplatte - in the first hours of the German invasion of Poland, on September 1st, 1939.
Archive / 314Added Sep 5, 2026We did not come to Britain. Britain came to us. @gregbunbury for @blackoutdoorart 2022
Archive / 315Added Sep 4, 2026The five "Marshals of the Soviet Union," (L-R) Konstantin Vershinin, Georgy Zhukov, Kliment Voroshilov, Matvey Zakharov & Konstantin Rokossovsky, 1965. They held the 2nd highest military rank in the USSR, behind only "Generalissimo," a rank specifically created for & used only by Stalin (1920x1080)
Archive / 316Added Sep 4, 2026The ruins of the Cathedral of St. Michael, destroyed during the German bombing of Coventry by the Luftwaffe on November 14, 1940.
Archive / 317Added Sep 4, 2026Little boy poses proud with his well fitted coat tails suit for a white tie event, 1966.
Archive / 318Added Sep 4, 2026Communist Party leader of Berlin district Walter Ulbricht speaks as Joseph Goebbels (with his hand on the left side of his face) listens at a joint KPD-NSDAP event at Volkspark Friedrichshain, Berlin. 1931 (663×513)