ALGERIA
Journalists cover the launch of a satellite in Hammaguir, Algeria, 1966.
ANTARCTICA
Aspley Cherry-Garrard on Scott's Expedition
to the South Pole, 1911.
AUSTRALIA
TIME war correspondent Melville Jacoby
covering
World War II, 1942.
AUSTRIA
Refugees queue up in post-war Vienna, 1947.
BELGIUM
Georges Simenon, 1945.
BRAZIL
Italo-Brazilian
Society of Unknown Novotherapy (?)
in San Paulo, 1925
CANADA
Resolute Air Station, Northwest Territories
CROATIA
Accounting office of the Luxardo company, producer of maraschino, a liqueur from the city of Zadar (Zara) in Dalmatia.
CUBA
Hemingway, 1960.
DENMARK
Social
sciences researcher in Copenhagen, 1969.
ENGLAND
Danish prince, Count Sigvard
Bernadotte of Wisborg, explains some of the features of his
design, the Facit typewriter, at Block and Anderson, Kensington
Church Street, London, 1959.
FINLAND
A war correspondent covers the Soviet-Finnish War In Helsinki, 1940.
FRANCE
Staff of the newspaper Le Soir in Paris in 1928.
GERMANY
Actress
and children's author Renée Stobrawa, Berlin, 1932.
INDIA
Volunteer answers Gandhi's mail, 1946.
IRELAND
George Bernard Shaw in the hut he called The Shelter, Dublin, 1946.
ITALY
Italian writer
and painter Alberto Savinio, 1940s.
JAMAICA
Noel Coward at Firefly, Roundhill, 1953.
JAPAN
Japanese students, back row, using QWERTY keyboards with the aid of a Japanese conversation sheet, 1920.
MEXICO
A Spanish Republican exiled to Mexico, 1944.
NEW ZEALAND
Military Service Section of the Census and Statistics Office, 1918.
NORTH POLE
PANAMA
Former
Argentinean President Juan Peron in exile in a hotel in Panama, 1956.
RUSSIA
Mikhail
Sholokhov, 1963.
SCOTLAND
Novelist and historical writer Eric Linklater at home, near his native Orkney.
SOUTH KOREA
War correspondent Marguerite
Higgins, Far East Bureau Chief of the New York Herald-Tribune, 1950.
UNITED STATES
Typing speed tests in the Personnel Office of the
Remington Typewriter Company at 327 Broadway,
New York City in 1900.
New York City in 1900.
VIETNAM
Ho Chi Minh at Viet Bac military base, 1950.
IN THE AIR
Italian journalists on the flight to the New York World's Fair, 1964
ON THE ROAD
Interior of new Cadillac at
the National Automobile Show, 1956
3 comments:
Beautiful collection of photos, as usual! Loved the inflight one - on the way to the 64 NY World's Fair. I grew up in New Jersey, and went to the Fair many times - still have fond memories of seeing the Pieta, and "cooking" a hot dog, and hamburger in one minute, in an unheard of microwave oven!! Also the General Electric Pavilion with the various periods of homes, and their use of electricity. I liked the 1920's kitchen the best!
The Cadillac "office" was also fun. The 1967-68 Chrysler Imperials also could be outfitted with onboard "Mobile Director" package for $597.40 extra. It included a passenger seat that turned to face the rear, and a work desk for of course - a typewriter!!
What fun! Thanks as always
Great collection. I like the air station. The radios and the oak typewriter desks are really nice.
Japys inAlgeria, I believe.
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