Folk Tales of Bengal by Warwick Goble

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Folk Tales of Bengal by Warwick Goble
Benda Shrine, 1927
Folk Tales of Bengal by Warwick Goble
Life, August 26, 1946
Folk Tales of Bengal by Warwick Goble
Angelic angleworms are designated “pests” in our locality because there aren’t native.
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It’s been said angels wear a multitude of disguises. Here’s a heavenly collection of angels revealing themselves through time.
The Big Words
Famous Fantastic Mysteries, February, 1948
Through the Village, Czechoslovakia,1961
Isabel Quintanilla (Spanish, 1938-2017), Vaso encima le la nevera [Glass on top of the fridge], 1972. Pencil on paper, 48 x 36.5 cm.
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My modest collection of vintage cowboy imagery is growing.
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Perambulating through time: vintage pet walkers.
[Image ID: a black and white photograph of a young woman standing in the woods in a blouse, ankle-length skirt, gloves, boots, and cowboy hat. around her waist is a holstered gun, which she has one hand on. she has a handkerchief around her neck and she is smiling. above the image it reads "copyright 1908 by will rossiter, chicago." below the image, either hand-stamped or typewritten, is text that reads "met a pretty cowboy girl." /End ID]
from the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. (source here)
Amazing Stories, January, 1940