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yama-bato:

Le Journal de la Photographie

Adolfo Kaminsky

L’apprenti faussaire (en la lutte contre Franco en Espagne, cliché réalisé au laboratoire de faux papiers d’Adolfo Kaminsky), 1965

(via g-reyscaled)

greeneyes55:

Termini Station Rome 1950 

Photo: Herbert List

vintagephotolibrary:

2 newsgirls. Location: Wilmington, Delaware. (LOC)

nycrecords:

Printing House Square, 41 Park Row; New York Times Building, prior to 1905.

junkycosmonaut:

Newspaper Seller, Paris 1929

semioticapocalypse:

Eugène Atget. Newsstand in Paris, square Bon Marché (detail), 1911.

[::SemAp::]

René Burri. Newspaper Seller on Florida Street.  Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Pedro Luis Raota

Pedro Luis Raota. Interlude. Argentina.

(Source: bradyng)

i-shot:

Sunday papers. Baltimore.

newyorker:

Hendrik Hertzberg bids adieu to the International Herald Tribune: http://nyr.kr/XLWxkU

(Source: brayndrayn)

brayndrayn:

“I’m no hero.”

On the morning of Feb. 4, 1955, (58 years ago this morning) Albert Helms Jr. was delivering The Virginian-Pilot on the 400 block of Boissevain Ave. in Norfolk. As he approached an apartment building, he saw smoke coming from one of the windows. Albert ran into the building and began pounding on the doors to alert the residents. After locating an apartment with a phone, he told the occupant to call the fire department. Rushing to the apartment unit where the fire was located, he knocked on the door until a woman emerged from behind a door of the smoke filled residence. Albert assisted in ushering the building’s occupants outside, as engines from Company No. 3 arrived with Albert Helms Sr. on board. Albert’s father was attached to that particular firehouse.  More at content source - 

 

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