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Silly White Horse (1601)
Attributed to: Joris HoefnagelCentury: 17th CenturyDecade: 1600sMedia Type: ArtLicense: Public DomainSource: Rijksmuseum -
Woman Posed as a Sphinx (1910)
Attributed to: Dr. W. SimonCentury: 20th CenturyDecade: 1910sMedia Type: PhotoLicense: Public DomainSource: George Eastman House Collection -
Cat In a Bowl (1896)
Attributed to: Edith IrvineCentury: 19th CenturyDecade: 1890sMedia Type: PhotoLicense: Public DomainTags: CatsSource: Brigham Young University -
Hell’s Gift Shop (1890s)
Attributed to: Eugène Trutat (1840-1910)Century: 19th CenturyDecade: 1890sMedia Type: PhotoLicense: Public DomainTags: MacabreSource: Zeno -
Glasses for Reading in Bed (1936)
Attributed to: UnknownCentury: 20th CenturyDecade: 1930sMedia Type: PhotoLicense: Public DomainSource: Nationaal Archief -
Car Boat (1971)
“The Amphicar was a German vehicle manufactured 1960-1968. It was the first commercially produced amphibious car and used a Triumph Herald engine over the rear axle to power the wheels and twin propellers. In the water, the front wheels acted as rudders. The body was steel.” – Source.
Attributed to: UnknownCentury: 20th CenturyDecade: 1970sMedia Type: PhotoLicense: Public DomainSource: State Library of New South Wales -
Revolver Camera (1938)
Attributed to: UnknownCentury: 20th CenturyDecade: 1930sMedia Type: PhotoLicense: Public DomainSource: Nationaal Archief -
Snail Fever (1945)
Such a sweet
parasitecouple! Wait.. what’s in that dish?!
"Don't let a Cercaria* make a meal out of your liver!
*Cercaria the parasite that causes Snail Fever
Snail Fever (Schistosomiasis) is dangerous
Don't wad or bathe in unsafe water
Don't drink unpurified water
Don't wash vehicles in unsafe water"Attributed to: War DepartmentCentury: 20th CenturyDecade: 1940sMedia Type: ArtLicense: Public DomainTags: Medicine -
The Wingless Chimera (1911)
Attributed to: David Young Cameron (1865-1945)Century: 20th CenturyDecade: 1910sMedia Type: ArtLicense: Public DomainSource: Yale Center For British Art -
Marine Animal ‘Seen’ of the Coast of Brazil – Via the Zoological Society (1908)
Attributed to: Michael John Nicoll (1880-1925)Century: 20th CenturyDecade: 1900sMedia Type: ArtLicense: Public DomainSource: University Of Washington
