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Visiting time at Strangeways in 1940. https://t.co/AKNis5kvdz #Manchester #prison
British sailors tucking into tea and biscuits inside a turret of the HMS Rodney, 1940. #NationalBiscuitDay #WW2
Readers are insatiable, unstoppable, indomitable... 📚
Holland House, London, October 1940.
#Bats of #CarlsbadCaverns sleep during the day. #MoreAdventures. #c1940. #ArmstrongSperry.
Paul Klee, Unternehmendes Tier – Enterprising Animal, 1940.
Drawn in the year of his death.
@marklanebiz What a wonderful sound. Here I am meeting The Pilot in Toronto in 1980 and a sketch of what I thought he might have looked like in 1940. I never ever thought I would meet my boyhood hero. Reach for The Sky!
“Cipher” — It’s 1940. Rey Johnson, a young woman from Leeds, moves to London to join the war effort. While she's there she meets the young, enigmatic Captain Benjamin C. Solo, an American math professor who changes everything.
The prologue is on AO3: https://t.co/VhNIEmQwpK
"A reign of horror!...A man-made monster on the loose!" BLACK FRIDAY starring Boris Karloff & Bela Lugosi, released #OTD in 1940.
Had fun this morning searching though our photo archive for photographs of the temporary EMS huts (emergency medical sevices). They were erected to house injured soldiers from WW2.
The first 10 patients with maxillo-facial injuries arrived from Dunkirk on the 3rd of June 1940.
#LeSelfieDuSamedi👀
La maman des #poilus
C'est en pensant à son fils mobilisé, qu'elle sert des repas aux soldats. Décorée de la Légion d’Honneur, elle recommence pendant la #2GM. Agressée, elle décède le 3 mars #1940.
#QuiEsTu👤 : Clotide Bizolon
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I am BLOWN AWAY by this gorgeous art @selunchen did for my soon-to-be posted fic “Cipher.” 😍
It’s 1940. Ben is an American math prof running away from a troubled past. Rey is a girl looking for a new start. They join the British Army as codebreakers—and find each other.
Life on Pluto, illustrated by Frank R. Paul for Fantastic Adventures, February 1940.
I was working on this map for a client, and then I wondered what it might look like if I made it in 1940.
Reading Léon Werth's “33 Days”, the lenght of time he and his wife spends on the road after leaving Paris, trying to cross the Loire in 1940. But he is caught up in the fighting and forced to shelter with a diverse cast of characters. His portraits of them are very astute.
More fashion illustrations from my mum’s sketchbook which she began when she was 13, dating from 1937-1940. She always loved fashion and art so when she left school she studied fashion illustration at RMIT in Melbourne.