Children's entertainment in England, 1978



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When seat belts in racing weren't yet mandatory, the 1950s.



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The oldest Coca-Cola packaging



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Repair of the antenna of the World Trade Center in New York, 1979



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Barber training with a hot air balloon, 1950.



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Loggers and a giant fallen tree in California, 1892.



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The first navigator with a set of maps that had to be scrolled manually, 1920.



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"A helmet that doesn't like us."

This is a 17th century armor from Savoie, a historic region in southeastern France at the foot of the Alps.



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Tutankhamun's tiara with the Lady of the Two Lands, the patronesses of the pharaoh's power: the goddess Nekhbet in the form of a vulture and the goddess-cobra Wadjit.



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Julian Koepke, 17, fell out of a Lockheed L-188 Electra airplane after it was struck by lightning.

She fell from 3,200 meters, strapped into her seat and survived 10 days in the Amazon jungle. The only survivor. 1971



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In 1925, Coca-Cola released a souvenir keychain in the shape of a swastika.

Before the Nazis came along, the swastika symbolized good luck in the United States, as it did in India.



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