Off-loaded freight from box cars being hoisted up to jutting loading platforms at Brooklyn Army Terminal, October 1949

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« A pile of bison bones along the railroad tracks in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan in 1890. They were on their way to England to be ground and used for fine bone china.

All that remains of a German bomber brought down on the English south-east coast, on July 13, 1940. The aircraft is riddled with bullet holes and its machine guns were twisted out of action. »

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blrghh

Photo by Andreas Feininger.
kuntry78

Looks like a scene from Inception or something…. pretty damned cool I’ll say that

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