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[historicaltimes]

Bridge painters perch without safey equipment on the suspension wires of the Brooklyn Bridge- 1914

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[silmarienn]

Thranduil’s “sassy face being sassy” for bowstrings-and-elfkings

[wordsnquotes]

The heart grows brutal from feeding on fantasies.

Robert Pinsky, “In Defense of Allusion” (via wordsnquotes)

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you cowboy around with the avengers some. guys got, what, armor, magic, super-powers, super-strength, shrink-dust, grow-rays. magic. healing factors. i’m an orphan raised by carnies fighting with a stick and a string from the paleolithic era. so when I say this looks “bad”? i promise you it feels worse.

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Presentation Sabre with Scabbard

Dated: 1846

Maker: unknown

Place of Origin: Austria

Medium: steel, wood, turquoises, silver and gold, embossed, engraved and etched

Measurements: overall length: 93.5 cm. Weight: 0.76 kg, without scabbard

Hallmark: Vienna’s mark and the year of 1846

This exotic silver-mounted sabre belonged to Anatole Demidoff, Prince of San Donato in Florence. It is depicted in an (unfinished) equestrian portrait of him by Karl Briullov (1799-1852), begun in 1828, and now in the Palazzo Pitti, Florence. Although seemingly entirely made of silver in Bruillov’s portrait, it appears to have been at least partly-gilded; traces of the precious metal still in fact remain, but most has vanished, perhaps due to over-cleaning during its “working” lifetime.

Despite its singularly Ottoman style, the hilt of the sword bears an (unidentified) Austrian silversmith’s mark and all the mounts are struck with the standard Austrian mark for silver, indicating that it is almost certainly of Austrian manufacture. Swords in “Eastern” style were particularly fashionable throughout Europe at this time, being especially sought-after by dashing young cavalry officers and noblemen.

Source: Copyright © 2015 The Wallace Collection

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Hannibal watch party + Fromage [3/?]

[furples]

[giggle-screams]

Lana Del Rey, Polaroids

[en-dansant-la-javanaise]

[yourpunksucks]

[izbellas]

Reality won’t be enough for her a n y m o r e

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[hawkmans]

[mynamesnightwing]

[aidanphantom]

The Masque of Red Death (1964)

[fuckyeahdirectors]

Guillermo Del Toro

[smudgethecat]

Led Zeppelin

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