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The last photograph of a Barbary Lion in the wild, taken by Marcelin Flandrin during a flight on the Casablanca-Dakar air route, over the Atlas Mountains, 1925.

The last photograph of a Barbary Lion in the wild, taken by Marcelin Flandrin during a flight on the Casablanca-Dakar air route, over the Atlas Mountains, 1925.

The Barbary Lion is not completely extinct, but it is extinct in the wild. Allegedly, there are a few in...

The last photograph of a Barbary Lion in the wild, taken by Marcelin Flandrin during a flight on the Casablanca-Dakar air route, over the Atlas Mountains, 1925.

The last photograph of a Barbary Lion in the wild, taken by Marcelin Flandrin during a flight on the Casablanca-Dakar air route, over the Atlas Mountains, 1925.

The Barbary Lion is not completely extinct, but it is extinct in the wild. Allegedly, there are a few in...

Moirologists, or ‘professional mourners’ at work. Greece, 1962.

Moirologists, or ‘professional mourners’ at work. Greece, 1962.

This is an ancient job, originated in the Mediterranean area, Egypt and even China. They were women hired to express...

The first photograph taken upon (re)discovery of Machu Picchu, by archaeologist Hiram Bingham, in 1911. Can you imagine the overwhelming emotion you experience when discovering a ruined ‘lost’ city that has remained hidden and forgotten for centuries?

The first photograph taken upon (re)discovery of Machu Picchu, by archaeologist Hiram Bingham, in 1911. Can you imagine the overwhelming emotion you experience when discovering a ruined ‘lost’ city that has remained hidden and forgotten for centuries?

There were memories among local indigenous people of the site’s existence, and it looks like other European explorers might have...

This is the first ever cell-phone picture. Taken by Philippe Kahn of his newborn daughter, on June 11th, 1997.

This is the first ever cell-phone picture. Taken by Philippe Kahn of his newborn daughter, on June 11th, 1997.

This is the first ever cell-phone picture. Taken by Philippe Kahn of his newborn daughter, on June 11th, 1997.

This is the first ever cell-phone picture. Taken by Philippe Kahn of his newborn daughter, on June 11th, 1997.

This is the first ever cell-phone picture. Taken by Philippe Kahn of his newborn daughter, on June 11th, 1997.

You can find the whole story here: https://petapixel.com/2017/06/14/first-camera-phone-photo-shot-20-years-ago/ (source)

I can see the hole in the ozone layer the hairdos in this picture have created. Quintessentially ‘80s.

I can see the hole in the ozone layer the hairdos in this picture have created. Quintessentially ‘80s.

I can see the hole in the ozone layer the hairdos in this picture have created. Quintessentially ‘80s.

A couple walking on the streets of New York on a spring day in 1915.

A couple walking on the streets of New York on a spring day in 1915.

(Colorized pic - I don’t know the original owner)

The 1948 Buick Streamliner by Norman E. Timbs is an iconic example of automotive design from the mid-20th century. Its sleek, aerodynamic body and unique proportions make it stand out even today as a masterpiece of automotive artistry.

The 1948 Buick Streamliner by Norman E. Timbs is an iconic example of automotive design from the mid-20th century. Its sleek, aerodynamic body and unique proportions make it stand out even today as a masterpiece of automotive artistry.

The car was crafted with a focus on both form and function, showcasing Timbs' innovative vision for automotive design. It...

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