Archive / 6281Added Apr 25, 2023Throughout the USS Triton's secret mission to circumnavigate the world submerged, the only unauthorized individual to spot the submarine during those sixty days was a Filipino man on his canoe, who noticed its periscope. April 1, 1960.
Archive / 6282Added Apr 25, 2023a rare photo of a Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet flown by Eric Winkle Brown, 1945
Archive / 6283Added Apr 25, 2023Bund Deutscher Madel (BDM) girls and Hitler Youth for Boys together in 1933. .
Archive / 6284Added Apr 24, 2023Walter "Walt" E. Hughes, an infantryman of the 82nd Airborne Division ventures cautiously across exposed land at the Allied front lines, covered by a fellow soldier in the background, near Bra, Belgium on December 24, 1944. (Colourized)
Archive / 6286Added Apr 24, 2023In 1931, German engineer Herr Richter decided to attach rockets to his bicycle (with not entirely unexpected results) I've included a gallery in the comments (1000x750)
Archive / 6287Added Apr 24, 2023Jakob Schmid, the man who turned in famous anti-Nazi activists Hans and Sophie Scholl, testifies at his trial. He was a janitor at Sophie's university. Schmid's actions, which led to the Scholls being executed, made him a local hero at the time, Allied-occupied Germany, 1946 .
Archive / 6289Added Apr 23, 2023Old Vennel, Glasgow. In 1868, photographer Thomas Annan was commissioned by Glasgow’s authorities to document the last of the city’s slums. He published his work in The Old Closes and Streets of Glasgow. I've linked to more images from his book in the comments. (1200x1500)
Archive / 6290Added Apr 23, 2023Photo of the 1988 exhumation of The Bones of Charlemagne, ruler of the vast Frankish Empire. At 6 feet (1.84 meters) he was taller than 98% of all people in his time. They are currently part of a reliquary in Aachen Cathedral. Anthropologists believe that these are probably authentic.
Archive / 6293Added Apr 23, 2023A rare picture of real cowboys in Tascosa, TX, relaxing in 1908, as opposed to movie ones. Photo by Erwin E. Smith
Archive / 6294Added Apr 22, 2023Mark Rukavina, Communist, Occupation: Miner, Crime: Invert. Pittsburgh, PA. 1932.
Archive / 6296Added Apr 22, 2023This is from a series of Irish 'Photograms' sold as postcards in the 1890s. The collection features the main cities of Dublin, Belfast, Cork, and Waterford alongside the main tourist attractions of the day. I've linked to more in the comments. (1511x2048)
Archive / 6297Added Apr 22, 2023A young lady from Lebanon, c. 1867-1914. By The Maison Bonfils photo studio in Beirut
Archive / 6298Added Apr 22, 2023Swedish bicycle mounted infantry being towed by tractors, presumably late 60s or 70s.