A conductor controls traffic lights from this control booth in Chernivsti, Soviet Ukraine, in the 1970s.

Hideo Matsushita, founder of Audio-Technica. Testing phono cartridges, cca 1965

Bars in 1960s Turkey used to hire workers to carry "too drunk" people back home. These people were called küfeci and to be so drunk you couldn’t walk was called küfe. Many bars in Turkey would often employ basket men whose sole purpose was to take patrons home when they were too drunk to stand up. Most of these men would work as porters during the day and then would work as basket men at night to earn some extra money.⁣

Map makers, 1950s

Chris, Vin a Bernardo chillin

Victorian home being moved via horse power in San Francisco, 1908

Albert Einstein, rok 1884

Golf Ball Collector, 1920s.

Even the window cleaners wore suits 100 years ago.

Harry Houdini locked up in chains about to take a 30 foot plunge off the Harvard Bridge into the Charles River in Boston, 1908

Marius Eriksen Jr., Norský olympijský lyžař, letecké eso, model a herec. Fotka z roku 1944.

Womw Boxing on the Roof (1938)
původně se to jmenovalo Radio Pictures Chorus Girls a je to aranžovaná propagační fotografie

Albert Einstein lecturing students on the theory of relativity at Lincoln University, a public historically black University near Oxford, Pennsylvania on 3rd May 1946.
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A Shoe-billed stork being fed after the bombing of the Berlin Zoo during World War II. It was temporarily housed at his nurse's bathroom during the final stages of the conflict. (1943)

The photo was taken by Loomis Dean in May/June 1955, and was published in the 6/20/55 issue of LIFE magazine captioned, “Asking price for property reflects high-pitched optimism in Las Vegas.” The $3M price was high enough to capture the photographer’s attention and it summarized the theme of the story: “Is the boom overextended? Las Vegas pushes its luck.”