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Skaters at Oxford. January 30, 1912
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Calibrated Telescope Kew Observatory - Encyclopedia Britannica 1878 by AndyBrii http://flic.kr/p/dFfXwz
Fry’s Cocoa, Rich In Nerve Food! (by paul.malon)
Nerve Food…
The fair archeress.
George du Maurier, from Pegasus re-saddled, by Henry Cholmondeley-Pennell, Philadelphia, 1878.
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Preston. Official Guide and Industrial Handbook - Published by J. Burrow & Co. Ltd., Cheltenham & Gloucester c. 1960
Front cover from Winter pictures, by Edward. Whymper, London, not dated (c. 1875?).
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Basinful of Fun was a British men’s mixed-interest magazine booklet which ran from WW2 until the 1950s.
(via Historic photos: The ghosts of Halloween past)
Mary Woevodsky, English girl on the staff of the American Nurses Club, ties chin ribbons for Capt. Raymond J. Goodhart of Arlington, Va., at the Gala Hallowe’en party staged by the club in London, England, Oct. 11, 1942
The lion had a green and yellow tie.
Leonard Leslie Brooke, from Johnny Crow’s garden, London, New York, circa 1903.
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Ligeia:
The thing that was enshrouded advanced boldly and palpably into the middle of the apartment.Byam Shaw, from Selected tales of mystery, by E. A. Poe, London, 1909.
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