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    • Sommariva, Emilio - Ritratto femminile. Diana Karenne
      Sommariva, Emilio - Ritratto femminile. Diana Karenne
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    • Sommariva, Emilio - Ritratto femminile. Lyda Borelli
      Sommariva, Emilio - Ritratto femminile. Lyda Borelli
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    • Sommariva, Emilio - Ritratto femminile. Tina Pini
      Sommariva, Emilio - Ritratto femminile. Tina Pini
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    • Emilio Sommariva - Google Images
      Emilio Sommariva - Google Images
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    • Emilio Sommariva - Google Images
      Emilio Sommariva - Google Images
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    • 1920s Photograph by Italian photographer, Emilio Sommariva. Emilio Sommariva was well-known for his portraits of the aristocrats and bourgeois of Milan. (via adski_kafeteri)
      1920s Photograph by Italian photographer, Emilio Sommariva. Emilio Sommariva was well-known for his portraits of the aristocrats and bourgeois of Milan. (via adski_kafeteri)
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    • 1912 In 1912, Scotland Yard detectives bought their first camera to covertly photograph suffragettes. The pictures were compiled into ID sheets for officers on the ground.
      1912 In 1912, Scotland Yard detectives bought their first camera to covertly photograph suffragettes. The pictures were compiled into ID sheets for officers on the ground.
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    • 1940 From National Geographic: Mrs. E. Kenneth Hoyt, of Havana, Cuba, acquired the gorilla in 1932 when  he was three months old. Mr. Hoyt had just shot Toto&8217;s father in the  French Congo. African villagers, without the knowledge of the Hoyts,  then
      1940 From National Geographic: Mrs. E. Kenneth Hoyt, of Havana, Cuba, acquired the gorilla in 1932 when he was three months old. Mr. Hoyt had just shot Toto&8217;s father in the French Congo. African villagers, without the knowledge of the Hoyts, then
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    • Date unknown Marilyn Monroe reading fan mail.
      Date unknown Marilyn Monroe reading fan mail.
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    • Date unknown After parcel post service was introduced in 1913, at least two  children were sent by the service. With stamps attached to their  clothing, the children rode with railway and city carriers to their  destination. The Postmaster General quickly
      Date unknown After parcel post service was introduced in 1913, at least two children were sent by the service. With stamps attached to their clothing, the children rode with railway and city carriers to their destination. The Postmaster General quickly
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    • 1931 Two construction workers at the corner of two steel beams point to left while constructing the Empire State building. This year marks the 80th anniversary of the Empire State building. The Empire State building was the world&8217;s tallest building f
      1931 Two construction workers at the corner of two steel beams point to left while constructing the Empire State building. This year marks the 80th anniversary of the Empire State building. The Empire State building was the world&8217;s tallest building f
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    • 1950 Miss Shapely Silhouette Beauty Competition. No faces allowed.
      1950 Miss Shapely Silhouette Beauty Competition. No faces allowed.
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    • 1900 A girl dressed as a deer. (via Crafty Dogma)
      1900 A girl dressed as a deer. (via Crafty Dogma)
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    • 1955 Anti-litter ad in the middle of Times Square. (via nevver)
      1955 Anti-litter ad in the middle of Times Square. (via nevver)
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    • 1949 Boxer Gus Waldorf boxing against a bear. The bear won despite his handicaps. The picture appears to be from some sort of human vs. animal competition. At the same competition a woman raced a seal.
      1949 Boxer Gus Waldorf boxing against a bear. The bear won despite his handicaps. The picture appears to be from some sort of human vs. animal competition. At the same competition a woman raced a seal.
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    • Date unknown A man stands on top of a light pole in Cairo, Illinois.
      Date unknown A man stands on top of a light pole in Cairo, Illinois.
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    • Date unknown Ladder pose.  (via Wooway1)
      Date unknown Ladder pose. (via Wooway1)
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    • 1940s Ches McCartney was a traveling preacher who traveled the country in a old railroad cart pulled by a heard of goats from 1930 to 1968. Despite being a preacher, Ches was notorious for his fowl language and horrid smell. His primary form of income was
      1940s Ches McCartney was a traveling preacher who traveled the country in a old railroad cart pulled by a heard of goats from 1930 to 1968. Despite being a preacher, Ches was notorious for his fowl language and horrid smell. His primary form of income was
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    • Date unknown &8220;So, upon going through family photographs, I have discovered that there was a little person in my heritage.&8221; -andipantz
      Date unknown &8220;So, upon going through family photographs, I have discovered that there was a little person in my heritage.&8221; -andipantz
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    • Date unknown A man hangs from a skyscraper in New York City. (via reddit)
      Date unknown A man hangs from a skyscraper in New York City. (via reddit)
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    • 1871 A kitten with eight legs and two tails made by famous taxidermist, Walter Potter. 
      1871 A kitten with eight legs and two tails made by famous taxidermist, Walter Potter. 
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    • 1896  The first Olympic Marathon in the first modern Olympic Games in Athens. (via kateoplis)
      1896 The first Olympic Marathon in the first modern Olympic Games in Athens. (via kateoplis)
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    • 1915 (via suz1212)
      1915 (via suz1212)
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    • 1880s From 1888 until his death in 1897, &8220;Owney&8221; the dog rode with Railway Mail Service clerks and mailbags all across the nation. The Railway Mail Service clerks adopted Owney as their unofficial mascot, marking his travels by placing medals an
      1880s From 1888 until his death in 1897, &8220;Owney&8221; the dog rode with Railway Mail Service clerks and mailbags all across the nation. The Railway Mail Service clerks adopted Owney as their unofficial mascot, marking his travels by placing medals an
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