A Picture Says 1,000 Words - Page 95

I'm probably a moron, but don't know why they wouldnt work linked via the function on the forum, so here's the links ^^
http://imgur.com/pZIm9qP
http://imgur.com/38qPoue
http://imgur.com/bg7RySo

I have no doubt he is russian, but here I have circled a polish eagle badge. I wonder what it means.

Miss America 1924


Helen Keller Meeting Charlie Chaplin


Leather gloves worn by Lincoln to Ford’s Theater on the night of his assassination. Blood stains are visible at the cuffs.


Phoebe Mozee (aka: Annie Oakley). Famed for her marksmanship by 12 years old, she once shot the ashes off of Kaiser Wihelm II’s cigarette at his invitation. When she outshot famed exhibition marksman Frank Butler, he fell in love with her and they married. They remained married the rest of their lives.


Very Young Lucy Lucille Ball around 1930


This is one of five known X-rays of Hitler’s head, part of his medical records compiled by American military intelligence after the German’s surrendered and declassified in 1958. The records also include doctor’s reports, diagrams of his teeth and nose and electrocardiograms. He had bad teeth, lots of fillings and crowns.


Two Victorian sideshow performers boxing – the fat man and the thin man.


Amy Johnson, English aviator 1903-1941 One of the first women to gain a pilot’s licence, Johnson won fame when she flew solo from Britain to Australia in 1930. Her dangerous flight took 17 days. Later she flew solo to India and Japan and became the first woman to fly across the Atlantic East to West, she volunteered to fly for The Women’s Auxiialry Air Force in WW2, but her plane was shot down over the River Thames and she was killed.


Prison Garb 1924. Belva Annan murderess whose trial records became the musical “Chicago.”


Female photojournalist Jessie Tarbox on the street with her camera, 1900s.