Woman undergoing anti-freckles treatment with carbon dioxide. Circa 1930s.
Polaroid chief chemist Howard G. Rogers and unidentified others as they pose with 5,000 bottles of chemical compounds used to discover the Polaroid color film process, 1963.
The coronation of Russian Tsar Nicholas II in Moscow, 1896. On the left is the huge bronze Tsar Bell.
Commuters in New York on the evening of November 22, 1963.
Some of the first Volkswagen “Beetles” produced in West Germany, 1945.
Hairstyle inspired from the Atomic Age (1951).
A worker assembles part of the cowling for a B-25 bomber motor, California 1942.
Barcelona, Spain 1906. Sagrada Familia basilica in and early stages of construction.
Norwich City (UK) first computer delivered to the Treasury Department for payroll, 1957.
Ancient Roman folding multi-tool device. Features knife, spoon, three-tined fork, spike, spatula. 2nd century AD.
The Beatles’ rooftop concert in London, 1969.
Steve Jobs giving IBM the finger in 1983.
15-year-old Sophia Loren in the ‘Miss Italia’ Contest, 1950s. She entered under the name Sophia Lazzaro and although she found it “too provocative” to win, she came away with the ‘Miss Elegance’ prize.
The Russian-French ballerina, Sonia Petrovna, waiting for a bus, Paris, France (1966).
Sharon Tate on the beach Cannes Film Festival 1968.
Robin Williams offering a toilet roll to ’ The Thinker’ (early 90s).
Robert De Niro aged three with his 24-year-old father Robert De Niro Sr. in 1946.
The press coined the term “The Love Goddess” to describe Hayworth after she had become the most glamorous screen idol of the 1940s. She was the top pin-up girl for GIs during World War II.
Sophia Loren in “Boy on a Dolphin” 1957.
Monica Bellucci on her bike in Rome, 1991.
