[solvegas]

From the 1890's, colorized. 

[vf1000ride]

From the 1890's, colorized. 

Sorry to say but it's not an old photo, it was shot in 2022 by Kiselev Andrey Valerevich in a vintage style but it's new. Here is another from the same shoot of close to 20 photo's.

[gOOber]

 

[solvegas]

From the 1890's, colorized. 

Sorry to say but it's not an old photo, it was shot in 2022 by Kiselev Andrey Valerevich in a vintage style but it's new. Here is another from the same shoot of close to 20 photo's.

When I searched for old photos, the source, Bing, stated it was 1890's photos and so I believed it. 

[solvegas]

From the 1920's. 

[Shadowmuse Blown]

From the 1890's, colorized. 

Sorry to say but it's not an old photo, it was shot in 2022 by Kiselev Andrey Valerevich in a vintage style but it's new. Here is another from the same shoot of close to 20 photo's.

When I searched for old photos, the source, Bing, stated it was 1890's photos and so I believed it. 

We keep telling you to change search engines.  How about Google?

[MaxBigfoot]

Huh, this picture was taken 2 years after the great quake.  I'm amazed what good shape all the houses are in, construction or repair must have been done in super quick time.

[solvegas]

World War 1 distributing packs to the men after the battle Rheims, France. They must be Scottish soldiers.

[Shadowmuse Blown]

This is Margaret Bourne-White, a photojournalist with apparently no fear of heights.  I know I posted a pic of her popping out of one of those chrome eagles on the Chrysler Building in one of the off-topic threads a while back, but can’t find it.  Speaking of the Chrysler Building, there it is in the background.  This is 1935.

[MaxBigfoot]

This is Margaret Bourne-White, a photojournalist with apparently no fear of heights.  I know I posted a pic of her popping out of one of those chrome eagles on the Chrysler Building in one of the off-topic threads a while back, but can’t find it.  Speaking of the Chrysler Building, there it is in the background.  This is 1935.

That picture gives me the willies just looking at it.  She must have had nerves of steel.   

Oh, and congrats on passing the 30K mark in posts, Cris!   

[Shadowmuse Blown]

This is Margaret Bourne-White, a photojournalist with apparently no fear of heights.  I know I posted a pic of her popping out of one of those chrome eagles on the Chrysler Building in one of the off-topic threads a while back, but can’t find it.  Speaking of the Chrysler Building, there it is in the background.  This is 1935.

That picture gives me the willies just looking at it.  She must have had nerves of steel.   

Oh, and congrats on passing the 30K mark in posts, Cris!   

Thanks.  I had no idea as I usually post from my phone and I don’t see that information.

[Shadowmuse Blown]

Hey, let’s make a balloon with a two headed troll that wants to bludgeon kids!

Looks like mid thirties based on the cars.  Times Square

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

[MaxBigfoot]

Hey, let’s make a balloon with a two headed troll that wants to bludgeon kids!

Looks like mid thirties based on the cars.  Times Square

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

Yeah, back in those days, the grotesque and the violent were a lot more socially acceptable, eh?  Remember the old Krazy Kat cartoons?  Think someone getting a brick to the head would pass muster nowadays?  Yet back when I was a kid, when I first saw them, I thought they were pretty funny.

Oh, and you and Charade have a great Thanksgiving too, Cris!   

[Shadowmuse Blown]

^Thanks Max, hope yours was great.

[MaxBigfoot]

^Thanks Max, hope yours was great.

Yup, though mine was back in October.