"Make up your mind, damnit" color samples for kitchen or bathroom countertops
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1700s wealthy land owners throughout Europe would have a 'hermit' live permanently on site where they could be fed, cared for, and consulted for advice or viewed for entertainment ... the garden hermit huts above were available commercially
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a knife with 80 blades and tools, at the 1851 World's fair
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animation, 1963 click twice
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window could be cleaned from indoors click twice
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a 1907 department store
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a 1965 supermarket shopper
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... a 1982 collection by Drew Friedman click twice
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1945 ... the post-war plastics industry grew fast, as did off-gassing and
leaching of chemicals
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a boy chooses to ignore warnings about a carving knife in an 1800s schoolbook
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1960 colors for public washroom stalls, from an industry catalog
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1890s beggar types "The Lubberly Tramp, The Unwholesome
Tramp, The Abject Tramp, Mrs. Tramp" click twice
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a miscalculated choice at a rail crossing in a Walter Molino illustration
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"It's been awful for business, Mrs. Schultz, but it was Charlie's last wish."
a Gahan Wilson cartoon
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