I don't want to make anyone feel uncomfortable, so if you're reluctant to step inside the world of 19th century junkies, I suggest you close the door and choose something a little lighter and brighter from our menu. I'm not quite sure how I ended up here myself, stockpiling antique photographs that

Located in San Polo, midway between the Rialto and Accademia Bridges, the centerpiece of the Aman Canal Grande is the […]

I don't want to make anyone feel uncomfortable, so if you're reluctant to step inside the world of 19th century junkies, I suggest you close the door and choose something a little lighter and brighter from our menu. I'm not quite sure how I ended up here myself, stockpiling antique photographs that

I don't want to make anyone feel uncomfortable, so if you're reluctant to step inside the world of 19th century junkies, I suggest you close the door and choose something a little lighter and brighter from our menu. I'm not quite sure how I ended up here myself, stockpiling antique photographs that

These unique and outrageous hotels across the globe inspire awe and great design ideas. Visit PointClickHome.com for more design inspiration.

For all you letterpress lovers out there, here’s a little Friday afternoon treat. Clerk Ink Well (based in, yep, you guessed it – Clerkenwell. Clever!) are Huw Griffith and Tessa Nichol…

The listing is for an oversized postcard that is a reproduction of a 19th century seed catalogue cover for plants and seeds. The original catalogue cover was a colorful chromolithograph and has been reproduced by the American Heritage Engraving Company into an oversized postcard. The postcard is unused and in very good condition. The back of the postcard is shown in the second photo. It is perfect to frame or to be used in any paper arts project or even mail it to someone special. Size: 7 7/8" x 5 1/4" When possible, I do combine shipping for an order of multiple items, see all my other listings here... https://www.etsy.com/shop/PaperSymphony Thank you for shopping at Paper Symphony.

The remarkable story of Prince Metternich, an Austrian statesman who played a pivotal role in shaping European politics during the early 19th century. With firsthand accounts of major events and intimate insights into the private life of a powerful figure, this memoir is an essential read for history buffs and political junkies alike.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the \"public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

Abandoned castle in Belgium (18th century) The chapel in the Gothic Revival style was built in the 19th, the roof is engraved in Latin.

Crab cakes anyone? They should have a museum out of misfortunate mid-century menus. Seriously, what were they thinking? Food styling has come a long, long way. I dare you to make one for your Friday night dinner guests. Shrimp Cocktail Tree, found on Pinterest. Stanley

Located in San Polo, midway between the Rialto and Accademia Bridges, the centerpiece of the Aman Canal Grande is the […]

Located in San Polo, midway between the Rialto and Accademia Bridges, the centerpiece of the Aman Canal Grande is the […]

I don't want to make anyone feel uncomfortable, so if you're reluctant to step inside the world of 19th century junkies, I suggest you close the door and choose something a little lighter and brighter from our menu. I'm not quite sure how I ended up here myself, stockpiling antique photographs that

Sterling Silver Democratic Donkey Charm with Stars and Stripes. Show your patriotic pride with this adorable cutout Democratic Donkey charm! Etched with the emblems of our national flag, this pendant makes a great gift for political junkies and proud voters, or a sweet addition to any "keepsake" jewelry collection. The now-famous donkey image was first associated with Democrat Andrew Jackson's 1828 presidential campaign. When faced with the insult of being labeled a "jack ass" by his opponents, President Jackson decided to turn it into an asset by using the image of the strong-willed animal on his campaign posters! Measurements approximately:  10mm x 12mm x 1mm

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Straddle up, we're in for a bumpy ride through the wild west - one of the most exciting times to be alive in all of history. It was a time of unbridled possibility, with all kinds of opportunities presenting themselves. Many a journeyman moved to the new American frontier seeking a better life, with some ending up on the wrong side of the law to make themselves a living. Life sure was an adventure for these folks! The Famous Leavitt Saloon Bob’s Saloon was a popular establishment in the early 1900s for the inhabitants of Jordan, Montana. This 1904 photo by L.A. Huffman shows a group of cowboys relaxing in front of the old saloon. Robert Leavitt, the saloon's owner, happened to be a cowboy himself and was among the first residents to settle in Jordan.

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A list of 19th century children's books. Plus some helpful tips for reading classic literature.

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Here's a character study of some political junkies in a public café by José Jiménez Aranda (Spanish 1837-1903). José Jiménez Aranda, L...

[newsbox] The Reasonable Man Rule[/newsbox] In the rule of law, evidence must support the actions of “l’homme moyen senuel”, a reasonable person. However, in the case of Jesse Jam…

Programme du Buffalo Bill's wild west compagny 1896 lors de sont passage à Paris.

In 1890s, France was using folding bicycles for their military

I don't want to make anyone feel uncomfortable, so if you're reluctant to step inside the world of 19th century junkies, I suggest you close the door and choose something a little lighter and brighter from our menu. I'm not quite sure how I ended up here myself, stockpiling antique photographs that

I don't want to make anyone feel uncomfortable, so if you're reluctant to step inside the world of 19th century junkies, I suggest you close the door and choose something a little lighter and brighter from our menu. I'm not quite sure how I ended up here myself, stockpiling antique photographs that

The decade is the 1890s, the height of La Belle Epoque in Paris; the 'beautiful era'. But by night, the City of Light knew a much darker string of establishments to entertain its night owls. We're outside the Cabaret du Néant, translation: the Cabaret of Nothingness, but originally known as the 'Cab

File name: 10_03_003171b Binder label: Stock Cards Title: Holiday goods at G. V. S. Quackenbush & Co's. [back] Date issued: 1870-1900 (approximate) Physical description: 1 print : chromolithograph ; 14 x 9 cm. Genre: Advertising cards Subject: Girls; Birds; Correspondence; Dry goods stores Notes: Title from item. Statement of responsibility: G. V. S. Quackenbush & Co. Collection: 19th Century American Trade Cards Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department Rights: No known restrictions.

There was once a place that drew crowds of Parisians away from their grand boulevards and sidewalk cafés to rediscover their inner child, wine & dine in chestnut tree houses and celebrate summer like Robinson Crusoe. Perhaps you've heard of a "guingette", a sort of French equivalent to a summ

In 1890s, France was using folding bicycles for their military