aray92:

This is too cute. Would be awesome to make a vase full. 

aray92:

This is too cute. Would be awesome to make a vase full. 

silentcuriosity:

Albert Lynch (1851-1912)

silentcuriosity:

Albert Lynch (1851-1912)

mudwerks:

(via The Pictorial Arts: Drawn on this Date, 60 Years Ago)
Henry Clive — May 24, 1952

oldhollywood:

1910’s-era movie theater etiquette Public Service Announcements (via 1,2)

Most early movie theaters had only one projector so “etiquette slides” were used to divert the audience while reels were being changed. These glass slides often featured lighthearted instructions for proper behavior while viewing a film.


firstbook:

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madcapped:

panicbeats:

Happiness Lost - Otto Theodore Gustav Lingner

madcapped:

panicbeats:

Happiness Lost - Otto Theodore Gustav Lingner

(Source: sisterwolf)


sabino:

by ariana

sabino:

by ariana

vickyveiled:

Gertrude Hubbell, Ruth Peters and Mildred Grimwood, hiking their skirts at the shoreline of the beach in Averne, Queens, New York, NY, photo by Wallace G. Levison, September 8, 1897 (via skorver1)

vickyveiled:

Gertrude Hubbell, Ruth Peters and Mildred Grimwood, hiking their skirts at the shoreline of the beach in Averne, Queens, New York, NY, photo by Wallace G. Levison, September 8, 1897 (via skorver1)

lostsplendor:

Winston Churchill, The Funeral of Dudley Pound c. 1943 (via National Media Museum)

lostsplendor:

Winston Churchill, The Funeral of Dudley Pound c. 1943 (via National Media Museum)