Model and actor, Vikki Dougan, on the corner of Vine Street in Hollywood, photographed by Ralph Crane for Life Magazine in 1957. Source: pinterest.comThe view from aloft. Photo by Edina Szalai, (via imgur.com). A vintage pin-up. Source: Implied Images 2008.Source: reblogged from guavaballs.tumblr.com.“Le bouquet de jonquils” photographed in Paris in 1950 by Robert Doisneau (1912-1994). Doisneau was a champion of humanist photography and focused on the streets of Paris. Source: pinterest.com.au>sadzero>robert-doisneau.A police officer issues a ticket to a young woman for wearing a bikini on a beach in Rimini in Italy in 1957. Source: rarehistoricalphotos.com.Venice in the sunshine. Source: Pinterest.com.Source: pinterest.com>erotine fotograf.Crowds cram the shores of Sydney Harbour in the 1920’s to watch the 18-footer competition, championed by Mark Foy (1865-1950) the developer and Commodore of the Sydney Flying Squadron. Both Britannia (red ensign) and Yendys (anchor) in the right foreground are on display at the Australian National Maritime Museum (Wharf 7, Maritime Heritage Centre, Sydney). Source: sailinghalloffame.org.au>inductee>mark-foyThe Statue of Liberty under construction in Paris in about 1885. The statue was a gift from the people of France to the people of the United States to commemorate the centenary of Independence. When completed in Paris, it was disassembled and shipped to New York; then reassembled and dedicated in October 1886. About 4 million people visit the statue every year. Photo credit: i.pinimg.com_originalsInside an airliner of 1926. Early airplane seats were wicker but in the 1930s aluminium came to be used, which at least had had the advantage that seats could be secured to the floor. Source: reddit.com.La Spina, from 1929, a classic Italian 12 metre class racing boat. Source: Reblogged from F&O Fabforgottennobility.tumblr.comSource: Reblogged from guzzigazz.tumblr.com.
