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Portraits of Sylva Koscina in the 1950s and ’60s.

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Portraits of Janet Leigh in the 1940s. See more here...
Beautiful photos of the 1939 Alfa Romeo 6C 2500 Sport Berlinetta.
Adorable childhood photos of Nancy Reagan from the 1920s and 1930s.
Rare and beautiful color photos of Tver Oblast, Russia in 1910.

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Rarely seen photos of a very young Sylvester Stallone in the 1960s. See more here...
Victorian portraits that define women’s fashion in the mid-19th century.
In a striking image from 1972, West Bromwich Albion goalkeeper John Osborne is seen smoking a cigarette during a match, a scene almost surreal by today’s athletic standards. With a cigarette casually perched between his lips as he stood in goal, Osborne captured the essence of a footballing era far removed from the hyper-disciplined, scrutinized world of modern sport. It was a time when personality often eclipsed protocol, and players exuded a rugged charm that connected them deeply with everyday fans.
According to fan accounts and football lore, Osborne pulled a pack of cigarettes out of his socks but lacked a light. He turned to the home crowd at the Hawthorns, and a supporter threw a lighter onto the pitch, which Osborne used before returning it.
Portraits of Marilù Tolo in the 1960s and ’70s.
Jayne Mansfield posing with a Uncle Sam top hat to celebrate the Fourth of July in 1954.

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Kodachrome slides of the 1957 Rose Parade, Pasadena.
Portraits of a very young Eva Marie Saint in the 1940s.
Soapbox Auto Race at July 4th celebration at Salisbury, Maryland in 1940. See more here...
Rarely seen photos of a 20-year-old Gina Lollobrigida in Stresa for the 1947 Miss Italia Contest. See more here...
Beautiful moments of Nathalie and Alain Delon during their marriage.

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Before his breakout roles in Risky Business and The Outsiders made him a household name, a 20-year-old Tom Cruise starred in the teen comedy Losin’ It (1982). Directed by Curtis Hanson, the film follows a group of teenagers who take a road trip to Tijuana, Mexico.
In the film, Cruise plays a shy, clean-cut kid named Woody. In a rare twist for a Tom Cruise movie, his character actually loses a quick bar fight against his co-star John Stockwell. After Cruise’s character tries to defend Shelley Long’s character, Stockwell’s character promptly slugs him, and Cruise is forced to walk away.
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Franz Laskoff: Master of Belle Époque poster art.