Remember when your mum or dad would pull out dust-covered family albums and you discovered hideously hilarious photographs of your dad in bell-bottoms and an overgrown mustache?
That’s the great thing about old photographs. These forgotten parchments of paper transport you to a different time & place when things were so unbelievably different you couldn’t even begin to imagine!
And just like how the image of your old man in a polka-dotted bow-tie brought a smile to your face, we’re sure that these rarely seen photographs will have just the same effect.
#37. ‘Get that camera out of my face!’ Sophia Loren & Marlon Brando at a movie theater in Rome.
#36. A Coca-Cola ad in Venice from the late 60’s. Yep, pigeons were once Coke employees!
#35. A Russian man in the 1970’s feeding a polar bear and his cubs with milk.
#34. Workers take a break 100 ft. in the air, during the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge.
#33. All smiles! Robin Williams, Whoopi Goldberg and Billy Crystal in 1986.
#32. This birthday clown clearly doesn’t know how to party! An image from 1965.
#31. A 1968 candid photograph of Raquel Welch shot in Almeria, Spain in 1968.
#30. Frank Sinatra’s mug shot from 1938. And you’ll never believe why he was arrested – for carrying on an affair with a married woman!
#29. Creepy Halloween costumes from the 1900’s.
#28. Yoko Ono’s the only one for John Lennon!
#27. Somebody forgot to say cheese! Edward Norton & Brad Pitt on the set of Fight Club, 1999.
#26. Barbara Streisand strikes a pose for the shutterbugs! A 1966 image.
#25. The Father & The Godfather. Marlon Brando, before and after Don Corleone makeup on the sets of The Godfather.
#24. Swedish actress Anita Ekberg in 1955 – real or a painting?
#23. Woodstock – Hitchhiking to anywhere!
#22. Michael Jackson & Paul McCartney – ‘We may we famous singers but we still have to answer to our wives!’
#21. 1924 Miss Philadelphia – ‘Can’t wait to dig into a big philly cheesecake right now!’
#20. Moulin Rouge dancer, Christianne Gaulthier, fulfils her dream of dancing through the deserted streets of Paris at dawn, 1955.
#19. No surprise why it’s called the Flatiron Building! – New York City, 1903.
#18. A Black Friday kind of day? A segregation sign from the fifties.
#17. London’s cool crowd.
#16. Floods not allowed entry! A police officer guards an Ontario pharmacy from raging floods in 1974.
#15. Kurt Kobain & his kitten
#14. Because even actors like to live like normal people. Meryl Streep takes a subway ride in New York City, 1981.
#13. Lovebirds Elvis Presley and Sophia Loren get cozy in 1958.
#12. Ronald Reagan asks Frank Sinatra, ‘May I dance with my wife?’
#11. Mercury gets Metrosexual! Freddie Mercury goes for a quick mustache trim in 1982.
#10. Salvador Dali and Coco Chanel discussing fashion over a quick smoke break.
#9. The last photo of John Lennon ever taken. His killer, Chapman, lurks in the background.
#8. The 1920’s, when taking selfies required immense arm strength & coordination.
#7. The models of iconic painting, ‘American Gothic’ stand next to their portrait.
#6. Titanic, all set to leave the harbor in 1912.
#5. The driver of a tram on Gray’s Inn Road, London, stops to feed an apple to a friendly elephant.
#4. A group of gypsies camping out near Epsom, England in 1930.
#3. Bros before the jokes! Albert Einstein enjoys an evening out with Charlie Chaplain.
#2. Dr. Martin Luther King, addressing the masses.
#1. Talking pictures – How movies were described in a 1935 Los Angeles advertisement.
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