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Steel worker in Pittsburgh steel mill, Arthur Rothstein, c 1935-1941

 

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Cyclist college team from 1890!

 

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Anonymous gentleman, year unknown

 

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Lewis Wells Sutton, company clerk with the 14th Iowa Infantry Regiment

 

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Lieutenant Cyrus Leland, Jr., 10th Kansas Infantry

 

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I think James Dean is so freaking hot

 

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“At the local movie theater, boys have a very difficult time finding a place to put their long legs.” Photo by Nina Leen for LIFE magazine, 1945

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See, Nina back then at least understood. People these days scream at you for “man spreading” and then call you a mysoginist just cause you have a cock and ball sack between your legs!! lol

 

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Charles Ebbets shooting his famous photograph, Lunch atop a Skyscraper, 1932

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I see Essex House in the background!

 

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The New York Rens, the first all-black professional African-American owned basketball team, formed in Harlem in 1923

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“HUGE Mayer” is hot, and I can only assume how his nickname came about...

 

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Actor Sal MineoView attachment 12895671

LOOOOOVE me some Sal

 

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Some sort of Army medical exam.View attachment 12895691

no no.. they were just lined up- I was at the front of the line servicing them one by one! Lmao

 

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William Harvey Carney (February 29, 1840 - December 8, 1908). Sergeant William Harvey Carney was the first African-American to be awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor. Carney rescued the U.S. flag as the flag bearer fell, carrying the flag to the enemy ramparts and back, and saying "Boys, the old flag never touched the ground!" While other African-Americans had since been granted the award, Carney’s is the earliest action for which the Medal of Honor was awarded to an African-American.

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Crazy how times changed. People now stand in line to rip up or light our flag on fire. It’s unbelievable. I’m sure this man, William, dealt with a shit ton more racism and difficulties in his day to day life than most of these idiotic libtards these days. And yet he wouldn’t let the flag even sweep the ground! True patriot right here!!

 

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John “Merc” McFarlane, Bing Copland, Rick Stoner and Sonny Vardeman at Makaha in 1955

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What a bunch of studs!

 

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Victorian gentlemen posing with their dogs

 

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The Reverand Percival Dearmer (1867–1936), known as Percy Dearmer, Vicar of St Mary’s Primrose Hill, priest, writer, pacifist, socialist, liturgist, in 1928 published The Oxford Book of Carols

 

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Claude Monet, French painter, at 25 years old, 1865

 

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They all dress left. Lol

Yes, hard not to notice!

 

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Anonymous gentleman, year unknown

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He looks just like Robert Finster, who played Sigmund Freud on Netflix!!

 

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Rupert Brooke, English poet, 1887 - 1915