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  • 1916:
  • The set of “Intolerance”
  • 1959:
  • Product Capsule: Poster for ‘The Killer Shrews’
  • c.1907-1925:
  • Movie rejection letter
  • January 1894:
  • “Fred Ott’s Sneeze”
  • 1914-1918:
  • Dazzle-Ships
  • 1919:
  • Method of wrapping carrier pigeons for dropping from air-craft
  • 1921:
  • Betty Blythe as “The Queen of Sheba”
  • 1958:
  • Floyd Norman, first Black artist at Disney
  • c.1879:
  • Only Known Authenticated Photograph of Billy the Kid,
  • 1967:
  • The General Electric Exoskeleton
  • 1916:
  • Gas mask soccer
  • 1610:
  • Anatomical Theatre, Leiden
  • c. 1940s:
  • The Baby Boom
  • 1938:
  • Mussolini’s Giant “M” Gate
  • 1934:
  • Mae West In Bat Costume
  • 1909-1915:
  • Colour photographs of Imperial Russia
  • 1500s:
  • Joris Hoefnagel’s “The Four Elements”
  • 1624:
  • Giovanni Battista Bracelli, Bizzarie
  • 1909:
  • Marie Dressler’s Hat
  • Louis Armstrong at the Pyramids, 1961
  • 1940:
  • Pittsburgh before smoke control
  • 1967-68:
  • Haus-Rucker-Co, Environmental Transformers
  • 1914:
  • A.L.F.A. 40/60 HP
  • 1800s:
  • Sportswomen
  • 1961:
  • Ford “Glideair” Hover Car
  • 1938:
  • Hispano-Suiza Dubonnet Xenia
  • 1931:
  • Girls Demand Excitement
  • c.1900s-1920s:
  • Lucky Swastikas
  • 1780s:
  • George Washington’s false teeth
  • 1940s:
  • Colour photographs of occupied Paris
  • 1978/1981:
  • Never-Before-Seen Blues Brothers Photographs by Norman Seeff
  • 1883-1886:
  • Animals and Humans in Motion by Eadweard Muybridge
  • 1800s:
  • Rescue Masks
  • 1928-1948:
  • Brookie, the largest horse ever recorded
  • 1942:
  • Wreck of the SS Normandie