1 - 300-year-old library tool that enabled a researcher to have seven books open at once, yet conveniently nearby (Palafoxiana Library, Puebla).
2 - 350-year-old pocket watch carved from a single Colombian emerald.
3 - In 1955, this small electric narrow gauge train was installed in new york's holland tunnel to monitor traffic speed.
4 - A British couple sleeps inside a "Morrison shelter" used as protection from collapsing homes during the WWII 'Blitz' bombing raids. March 1941.
5 - Philco Predicta Television from the late 1950s.
6 - This car is a french 'Delahaye 175s roadster', introduced at the Paris motor show in 1949. only one
was ever made. it was recently sold at auction for around five million dollars.
7 - Kodak K-24 camera, used for aerial photography during WW2 by the Americans.
8 - Motorized roller-skate salesman in California, 1961.
9 - A rail zeppelin and a steam train near the railway platform. Berlin, Germany, 1931.
10 - Soviet peasants listen to the radio for the first time, 1928.
11 - One wheel motorcycle, Germany, 1925.
12 - The open side view of an old adding machine
13 - FBI's fingerprint files, 1944.
Thursday, January 7, 2021
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Interesting old photos... Number 8 made me think of when you briefly worked that sales job.
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