Life 100 years ago: 30 vintage shots taken in 1922-23 (31 photos)

There's something magical about traveling back through the past old photographs, in the opportunity to see the world with your own eyes black and white (or sepia) tones. Whether out of a sense of nostalgia or in research purposes, looking at old pictures is always Nice.





1. Phoebe Ann Mosey Butler, also known as Annie Oakley, - the famous female shooter, famous for her incredible accuracy. 1922



2. Beauty pageant in 1922



3. A woman with a flask in the form of a cane at the height of Prohibition in the United States, 1922, Washington, DC



4. Madame Asta Suvorina and the dog Buster listen to the radio, 1922



5. Helen F. Day, blind woman who published Spotlight, magazine for blind children. She is holding a printer in her hands. Braille



6. Delegation of the Minnesota League of Women Voters with an entire miles of collected signatures for the right of women to participate in elections



7. “Our family jewelry store is now where it was in 1922.”



8 Horse-Drawn Fire Truck



9. School for girls in the Arabian Peninsula, Bahrain



10. Pharaoh's daughters, water carriers. Egypt, 1922



11. Women's basketball team, 1923



12 Broken Ford Model T



13. A pharmacist crushes medicines with a mortar and pestle. March 5, 1923



14. Albert and Elsa Einstein in Japan visiting locals, 1922



15. In 1922, a beluga 7 meters long and weighing 1,571 kilograms was caught at the mouth of the Volga.



16. "Enough of the war", a rally in Germany. July 10, 1922



17. An impoverished Austrian aristocrat on the road with a "mobile confectionery", 1922



18. Chemistry teacher, 1923



19. Tornado over the Capitol in Washington, May 1922



20. A man from the Vardaman people with a spear thrower of the northwestern type. Northern Territory of Australia



21. Test flight of a Pescara 2F helicopter, 1922



22. International Conference on the Use of Esperanto



23. US Army soldiers sit around a table while one of them jumps over it on horseback.



24. The last message left by 47 miners, buried in the Argonaut Mine in California: "3 o'clock, the gas is increasing"



25. Performance by schoolchildren, 1923



26. Moroccan working on a carpet



27. Berlin banker counts stacks of stamps, 1923



28. Medical students, 1923



29. Snowfall, January 28, 1922



30. The collapse of the Knickerbocker Theater in Washington, January 30, 1922