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Wednesday, 4 May 2016

This picturesque scene showing a deep layer of fresh snow was snapped at the Watchtower Ski Camp in Jasper, circa 1950


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The vintage photos were taken in Banff, Jasper and Waterton Lakes in the 1950s (pictured fox in a rare July snowstorm in Jasper in 1950)


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Many of today's popular ski gear brands didn't exist when this skier, wearing a jumper, made his way down Mount Norquay in 1953


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An Afghan Army parade through Kabul with spectators lining the streets and waving flags at the procession


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Afghan workers make a street repair in Kabul, but still had time to smile for the camera


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Friday, 29 April 2016

Abandoned French machinery on the bank of Panama Canal near Cristobal lies unused following the arrest of Ferdinand de Lesseps1


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Abandoned French machinery on the bank of Panama Canal near Cristobal lies unused following the arrest of Ferdinand de Lesseps


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Thursday, 7 April 2016

A shot looking down Glasshouse Street to the junction with Sherwood Street and towards the lights of Piccadilly Circus in London in 1928


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A model line-up of the various designs suggested for the shape of Concorde, with the eventual deign is at the far end of the row


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A small crowd awaits a skier as he makes his way down a mountain during a race at the Jasper Ski Meet in 1959


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Crowd of people and a goat cart with a sign reading 'Fruiterer', Sydney, Austraila circa 1920-1939


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A vintage postcard showing the Citadel of Herat in 1960s Afghanistan


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A smiling man is pictured frying Jilabee, a sweet dessert, on an outdoor fire, with children gathered around


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Monday, 4 April 2016

Abandoned French machinery on the bank of Panama Canal near Cristobal lies unused following the arrest of Ferdinand de Lesseps


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A man receives a straight razor shave at the Hotel de Gink barber in 1910


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