greeneyes55:

Chicago 1949
Photo: Stanley Kubrick

greeneyes55:

Chicago 1949

Photo: Stanley Kubrick

weirdvintage:

Vienna, c. 1900 (via Vintage Photos LJ)

weirdvintage:

Vienna, c. 1900 (via Vintage Photos LJ)

weirdvintage:

“Mother Pin A Rose On Me” was a popular song c. 1905, but what that has to do with this postcard is beyond me.  (via Vintage Photo LJ)

weirdvintage:

“Mother Pin A Rose On Me” was a popular song c. 1905, but what that has to do with this postcard is beyond me.  (via Vintage Photo LJ)

the-midnight-gallery:

New Orleans Carnival, 1903.

tuesday-johnson:

ca. 1870-1900’s, [carte de visite advertising portrait of advertising girls for J.R. Williams and Son’s Hardware. Keys, cups, rings, chains, etc. hang from their dresses], Jenkins & Shawl
via Jeffrey Kraus, Antique Photographics

tuesday-johnson:

ca. 1870-1900’s, [carte de visite advertising portrait of advertising girls for J.R. Williams and Son’s Hardware. Keys, cups, rings, chains, etc. hang from their dresses], Jenkins & Shawl

via Jeffrey Kraus, Antique Photographics

tuesday-johnson:

ca. 1860-90’s, [carte de visite collage of a gentleman’s head on a plate]
via Luminous Lint, from the private collection of Laddy Kite, LL/47899 

tuesday-johnson:

ca. 1860-90’s, [carte de visite collage of a gentleman’s head on a plate]

via Luminous Lint, from the private collection of Laddy Kite, LL/47899 

tuesday-johnson:

ca. 1875-95, [tintype portrait of a young man with a bandaged head]
via the International Center of Photography

tuesday-johnson:

ca. 1875-95, [tintype portrait of a young man with a bandaged head]

via the International Center of Photography

tuesday-johnson:

ca. 1861-65, [tintype portrait of Pennsylvania Zouave soldiers in a field]
via the Metropolitan Museum of Art

tuesday-johnson:

ca. 1861-65, [tintype portrait of Pennsylvania Zouave soldiers in a field]

via the Metropolitan Museum of Art

weirdvintage:

40 Engineering students stuffed into a 36 square foot area, posing for the Harvard Engineering Journal, circa 1905 (via Vintage Photo LJ)

weirdvintage:

40 Engineering students stuffed into a 36 square foot area, posing for the Harvard Engineering Journal, circa 1905 (via Vintage Photo LJ)