Apr 3, 2012
trains (by mmac72)

trains (by mmac72)

Jan 2, 2012
(via Morbid Anatomy: Macabre)

(via Morbid Anatomy: Macabre)

Dec 28, 2011
El Planeta Hermetico (by peacay)

El Planeta Hermetico (by peacay)

Dec 28, 2011
Cecilia Castañeda http://www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt096nc9xv?query=%22Casta%C3%B1eda,%20Cecilia%22#onlineitems=/search%3Frelation%3Dark%3A/13030/kt096nc9xv%3Bstyle%3Dattached%3Bquery%3D%22Casta%F1eda%2C%20Cecilia%22

Cecilia Castañeda

http://www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt096nc9xv?query=%22Casta%C3%B1eda,%20Cecilia%22#onlineitems=/search%3Frelation%3Dark%3A/13030/kt096nc9xv%3Bstyle%3Dattached%3Bquery%3D%22Casta%F1eda%2C%20Cecilia%22

Dec 28, 2011
Dec 28, 2011
(via American Tint - 50 Watts)

(via American Tint - 50 Watts)

Dec 28, 2011
(via Kolo’s Kinderbuch - 50 Watts)

(via Kolo’s Kinderbuch - 50 Watts)

Dec 17, 2011
publiccollectors: From the book Survival, published by Headquarters, Department of the Army, 1970, Washington D.C. (originally printed 1957).

publiccollectors:

From the book Survival, published by Headquarters, Department of the Army, 1970, Washington D.C. (originally printed 1957).

Dec 17, 2011
publiccollectors: From the book Survival, published by Headquarters, Department of the Army, 1970, Washington D.C. (originally printed 1957).

publiccollectors:

From the book Survival, published by Headquarters, Department of the Army, 1970, Washington D.C. (originally printed 1957).

Dec 17, 2011

(Source: daiseas)

Dec 17, 2011
publiccollectors: An undated tract published by Evangelical Tract Distributors, Edmonton, Alta., Canada. This is one of many religious tracts that have been added to the Flickr collection.

publiccollectors:

An undated tract published by Evangelical Tract Distributors, Edmonton, Alta., Canada. This is one of many religious tracts that have been added to the Flickr collection.

Nov 6, 2011
blackandwtf: 1930s Way before there even was such a thing as “cosplay”, and it was “just some people dressing up in costumes because it’s fun”, these gents in 1930s Serbia made a paddling of Donald Duck costumes from whatever was lying around. It’s decent handiwork for the time, but it’s a little horrifying these days. (via iheartchaos)

blackandwtf:

1930s

Way before there even was such a thing as “cosplay”, and it was “just some people dressing up in costumes because it’s fun”, these gents in 1930s Serbia made a paddling of Donald Duck costumes from whatever was lying around. It’s decent handiwork for the time, but it’s a little horrifying these days.

(via iheartchaos)

Oct 29, 2011

(Source: theboatlullabies)

Oct 29, 2011

(Source: theboatlullabies)

Oct 29, 2011

(Source: theboatlullabies)

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