The Non Shorpy Web All Stars.

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A Muslim woman covers the yellow star of her Jewish neighbor with her veil to protect her, Sarajevo, 1941

 

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Shoeshine, 47th Street, Chicago.Library of Congress

 

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A line to see the movies in Chicago, April 1941.Russell Lee/New York Public Library

 

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The bar at Palm Tavern, a predominately black restaurant on 47th Street in Chicago, April 1941.Russell Lee/New York Public Library

 

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PC Norwell Roberts, the first black police officer in London's Metropolitan Police Service, directing traffic in 1968

 

[BobHufford]

Springfield, Missouri. Circa 1950.

 

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Lawton Police force, Lawton, OK ~1902. From L to R: legendary Old West lawman Heck Thomas, Leka Hammon, Harry Foster, Bill Bruce & J.W. Hawkins. Hawkins was killed ~2 yrs later. Window peeker unidentified.

 

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Lawton Police force, Lawton, OK ~1902. From L to R: legendary Old West lawman Heck Thomas, Leka Hammon, Harry Foster, Bill Bruce & J.W. Hawkins. Hawkins was killed ~2 yrs later. Window peeker unidentified.

Old timey photo bombing.

 

[BobHufford]

Springfield, Missouri 1930s (train engine built in 1912). Great kid hat creases.

 

[Redfokker]

A family that creases together stays together! Just like Dad!

 

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The intriguing architecture of New York's Flatiron Building as seen in 1903

 

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"Villains are getting as thick as college degrees, and sometimes on the same fellow." - Will Rogers, 11 September 1932

 

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Texting and driving in 1934

 

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Holt Mercantile, Minn - wish it was a larger scan

 

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Marquis de Mores, interesting guy.

1889

1896

 

[BobHufford]

O.N. "Biggie" Morton (Frisco Engineer), his fireman and a little girl. Circa 1919.

 

[Redfokker]

O.N. "Biggie" Morton (Frisco Engineer), his fireman and a little girl. Circa 1919.

As a railroad buff, I love both of the images of the Frisco engines you posted Bob. As soon as I saw the shape of that number plate, I knew it was St. Louis–San Francisco Railway! Cool beans!

 

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1969. The photo session that turned out to be The Beatles' last as a group.

 

[BobHufford]

Teddy Roosevelt in Springfield, Missouri, 1912. Quite a variety of hat creases represented.