One of the absolute best cap pics ever,
"1924 photograph of the men of the moulding shop from shipbuilder Harland and Wolff's Clyde Foundry. I hope the men concerned had brought notes from their mums...
The big bunnets the men are wearing were nicknamed 'doolanders', because they were large...
One of the coolest vintage cap pics I've seen in a long time.
From Shorpy: Suffern, N.Y., circa 1910. "Baseball team, Eymard Seminary. Eymard scored in the top of the 12th to beat Don Bosco 8 to 7.":
Tiki Tom, I see you live in Vienna. I spent two weeks in Austria last year, beginning and ending in Vienna. We spent most of our time in Salzburg, but a couple of days in Halstatt. We loved every minute of it. Austria is one of my favorite places I have ever been. I wish I had made. time...
Great Morocco pics! I spent a week there about ten years ago. I didn't lose interest in the thread, I just got too old for adventure travel. When I first found the Lounge I was just back from 8 days in Istanbul. Now I'm 67 and I take naps in the afternoon. But I had a good life and still...
Jimmy Stewart, who gave up his Hollywood celebrity to go become a bomber pilot against the Nazis. I can't picture many modern Hollywood elites doing that today.
This day 107 years ago – 26 August 1913 – the Dublin Lockout began, after William Martin Murphy dismissed hundreds of workers he suspected of membership of the Irish Transport and General Workers' Union.
James Larkin led the strike, which ended without success in January 1914.
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