Battle of Amiens. Captured German prisoners emerging from a cellar in Sailly Laurette, 8th August 1918. © IWM Q 6906
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In Australia, a snorkeler found someone's wedding ring worn by this sand mullet fish's neck.
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Two Inuit children. Nome, Alaska 1900.
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Jack Cornwell, the youngest recipient of the Victoria Cross. He was found manning his ship’s gun despite being mortally wounded with shards of steel in his chest. He was still looking through his gunsights, awaiting orders. He died hours later aged 16 [1916\]
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Ottoman Empire armor belonging to Sultan Mustafa III -18th century. Topkapi Palace, Istanbul,Turkey.
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Collapsible footbridge in London
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Mountain trail on mount Huashan in China
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An experiment showing how a giant lens collects all the sun's rays falling on it into one point. The rays are so powerful that they heat the stone
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Dynamic facade of the financial center in Shanghai
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This amazing picture is of two German Ordnungspolizei (Police) helping a French colonial troop light his cigarette 1940.

Loving your own isn't the same as hating others.
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A French boy introduces himself to British colonial soldiers from India who served in France in World War 1. Colourized
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The birth of the octopus
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