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Luis Garcia Falgàs (1881 – 1954) ~ Ex Libris 1920

An interesting transitional Rapier, attributed to Alonso de Sahagun, hilt possibly Dutch, ca. 1635-1645, blade made in Germany or Toledo, Spain, ca. 1570-1600, housed at the Wallace Collection.

A train sits abandoned in the Arabian desert nearly 100 years after being ambushed by T.E. Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia) and his infamous rebels. (1600x1070)

“At the first moment it’s scary because you don’t know the animal and everybody says it’s dangerous. ‘But after a while you understand that nothing happens if you respect the snake. ‘I have never been so close to a snake like this before. But I think a small poisonous snake is more scary than a big one. At least you can see the anacondas clearly and know what they’re doing.” - Franco Banfi

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(Via: Bruno Mistiaen)

i legit wanna know what species of vulture this is though does anyone know?

Shop my gear: tripod | camera

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JAMES REYNOLDS New Foal Oil on Board 20″ x 30″

Texas Long Horns 1909 Photo: George Bancroft Cornish Source: SMU Libraries Digital Collections