Dollhouse Graves

Dollhouse Graves

Lingchi, Translated Variously As Death By A Thousand Cuts, Is The Slow Process, The Lingering Death, Or Slow Slicing, Was A Form Of Torture And Execution Used In China From Roughly Ad 900 Until It Was Banned In 1905. In This Form Of Execution, A Knife

A Utility Worker Giving Mouth-To-Mouth To A Co-Worker After He Accidentally Touched A High Voltage Wire (1967).

A Priest Praying Over The Victims Of The Titanic (1912).

An Album Of Old Fashion Looking Freak Show People

German Children Play With Stacks Of Money During The Hyperinflation Period Of The Weimar Republic, 1922.

Einstein On The Beach

The Ruins Of Dresden After Wwii.

The Savoyard Helms - A Type Of Closed Burgonet In Use In The Xviith Century, It Was Also Called The Death’s Head Helmet In German. Even Though The Field Of View Was Restricted (Better Helmet For Jousting Than Combat), Freedom Of Movement In That

The Remains Of Soviet Astronaut Vladimir Komarov After His Space Capsule Crashed On Reentry.

Nasa Scientists In 1961.

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The Lello Bookstore Was Built In 1906 In Porto, Portugal By The Lello Brothers (Antonio And Jose) Who Formerly Owned Another Bookstore A Few Streets Away. Their New Bookstore Is One Of The Most Ornate Bookstores In The World, Mixing Neo-Gothic And

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