The legendary hippie motto, "Bombing for peace is like fucking for virginity." United States, 1970s.

Al Capone playing the banjo, 1930s.

WASP (Women's Air Force Pilot Service) pilot Shirley Slade, 1943.

A cartoonist at work, mid-20th century.

Laurence Olivier, Marilyn Monroe and Terence Rattigan through the lens of Milton Greene, 1956.

A civil defense worker and a woman with her children on Southend he Mercy Street in London during an air raid. United Kingdom, 1940.

Adolf Hitler visits the Dresden exhibition of "degenerate art," 1935.

Laurence Olivier, Marilyn Monroe and Terence Rattigan through the lens of Milton Greene, 1956.

Demobilized U.S. Army nurses sunbathing on the deck of a coastal defense transport bound for the United States, Solomon Islands area, 1945.

First book of the "Fellowship of the Rings" trilogy in supercover, first edition. London, George Allen & Unwin Ltd, 1954-1955.

A cartoonist at work, mid-20th century.

Ancient people left these palm prints in the "Cave of Hands" (Argentina) about 9,000 years ago

Marilyn Monroe and playing sports, 1953.

Greta Garbo and Jackie (MGM movie studio mascot), 1926.

Policemen drag out an opponent of nuclear weapons development from a secret military site. Norfolk, 1958.

A photo of a bust of the Egyptian queen Nefertiti. Cairo, 1912.

Kaiser Franz Joseph of Austria-Hungary hunting, 1900.

European birthing chair, circa 1750.

A surviving passenger on the Titanic gives an autograph to a passerby. 1912.

A gift kit that includes a syringe, a set of needles, and ampoules of cocaine and heroin. Relatives sent such kits to British army soldiers who fought on the fronts of World War I.

U.S. President Lyndon Baines Johnson cries as he listens to an audio message from his son-in-law Captain Chuck Robb about the situation in Vietnam, 1968.