Shocking Rare Photos That Leave You Speechless
Shocking Rare Photos That Will Leave You Speechless
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Number One: This is a rare photo of Alfred Hitchcock and the MGM lion enjoying a nice spot of tea together. There is no other photo like this one.
Number Two: These are wooden bathing suits worn by women. They were believed to help buoyancy, and I'm guessing it did, considering their popularity at the time.
Number Three: A fugitive as part of a tug of war battle to try and escape to Mexico from the United States. Border patrol officers are trying to keep him in the states.
Number Four:This is something called a Dynasphere, which is a giant wheel that can travel roughly 25 miles per hour. I doubt it had any real world uses though.
Number Five: This was a historical attempt to have a portable TV in 1967. And people say the Oculus Rift looks silly.
Number Six: These are masks worn by women who were competing in the Miss Lovely Eyes competition that was held in 1930
Number Seven: These men are wearing special listening goggles, that were designed to help hear where aircraft were coming from.
Number Eight: A rare photo of Salvador Dali taking his pet anteater for a walk. Let me say that again. Salvador Dali, the famous painter, taking his pet anteater for a walk. This really was an eclectic man.
Number Nine: These are orphaned children being taken by plane to the United States because of the Vietnam War. This was known as Operation Babylift.
Number Ten: In 1942, women would paint each other's legs to look like they were wearing stockings.
Number Eleven: This image depicts a policeman judging an ankle contest that was held in 1930.
Number Twelve: This image depicts a plane delivering kegs from a brewery to soldiers fighting in Normandy.
Number Thirteen: This is a staged photo of a women's chorus group practicing a routine a top a building in the 1930s. It is cooler when you just imagine these women actually boxing, and not performing.
Number Fourteen: In 1939, just about everyone in New York wore a hat. Maybe it was for fashion? I really don't know, to be perfectly honest with you.
Number Fifteen: In the year 1924, To avoid getting wet by a flood, people in Paris would walk on top of chairs to get to their destination.
Number sixteen: This image is of a woman waiting to get the hoops of her crinoline finished in a dress shop in London in 1860.
Number Seventeen: This is a real life photo of Christopher Robin and Winnie the Pooh, who would go on to inspire countless stories, movies, and merchandise with their likenesses.
Number Eighteen: This is a picture of a soviet soldier chasing down a young Czechoslovakian man because he was throwing rocks at one of the tanks during the Prague Spring of 1968.
Number Nineteen: This is a photo of Steven Spielberg when he was taking photos of one his set pieces that were made as miniatures for the first Indiana jones movie, Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Number Twenty: This image shows a man refusing to perform the Nazi salute in 1936. Was he a Nazi and just being stubborn? Or was he part Of a resistance force? Or maybe he just wasn't aware a photo was being taken.