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Vliegtuig bij vliegveld Waalhaven / Airplane approaching Waalhaven airport

  • presquilien said:
    magnifique
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  • patrick.judge42 said:
    Taxi driver awaits arrival of his first passengers at the airport.
  • Richard said:
    I Love the opposition of Technology. Old next to new. YOu see it in every era. How little history changes.
  • Subir Basak said:
    a jewel from the old..thanks for share..
  • Peter187564 said:
    Wat een contrast voor die tijd, leuk om te zien.

Olympische Spelen 1928 Amsterdam

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  • Erik Baas is verhuisd naar Ipernity said:
    Op de achtergrond is de Hembrug te zien (52° 25' NB 4° 49' OL)
  • amaranta1 said:
    1928 Olympics, Amsterdam. Cyclist during the road race in the Dutch landscape, observed by a police-officer on a horse.
  • Arnoooo said:
    geweldige foto!
  • VZW Ten Anker Waregem said:
    paard lijkt zowat een standbeeld, sfeervolle foto
  • patrick.judge42 said:
    Dutch policeman using early speed detector catches cyclist exceeding the 50khm speed limit.

Eerste Wereldoorlog, Algerijnse dragonders

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  • Calm Range said:
    brave brave men....what they must have been feeling...
  • doustpauline of > \whatwhenwhere/ <all behind. said:
    takeing into account the camras of this era the capture of a moveing subject is remarkable, outstanding,
  • Algeria888 ( G.Zouaî ) said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called a Picture, a Story!, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • Mike Blake said:
    They are Spahis, and usually described as French Algerian cavalry rather than dragoons. Are they charging along the beach at Nieuwpoort - it doesn't look like the sea in the background? Given that they are Algerian, would the sand be more likely to be in North Africa? There are a number of similar photos of what are staged charges, called 'razzias' [sp?] which North African horsemen were famous for - this looks like one rather than a 'charge into battle' shot. Nonetheless it is a great photo.
  • grijsz Hans said:
    Wow ! Where are these times gone