Luftwaffe Field Division Troops, Eastern Front 1942-45.
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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Luftwaffe Field Division Troops, Eastern Front 1942-45.
Promotional print from the Arado Flugzeugwerke, the image depicts an Arado Ar 95 floatplane, likely featured in a sales brochure from circa 1937-38. Artist unknown
« La loyauté est un lien sacré qui unit les personnes dans les moments difficiles. »
Walter Scott
In 2026, the legendary Italian Vespa celebrates its 80th anniversary. This scooter is not just a means of transportation, but a symbol of Italy, embodying elegance and freedom!
"To accept that the American model is the design of our cultural future is tantamount to committing suicide in the very simplicity of its present. Any American with European experience envies the life of the Mediterranean peoples, the ability to maintain a social and civic life, the virtue of combining leisure with work. Americans hardly meet in a café, hardly share a few drinks in a bar, lead a poor life in neighborhood that is only enhanced by membership in some club or brief contacts in the sacristies of parishes and timed parties. They have gradually extinguished the potential and enjoyment of family relationships and the ease of friendly contacts. Their lives are occupied by the need to prosper, make money, beat the rival and pay the therapist."
Vicente Verdú
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“Sabbath of the Fox Devils,” L. Crépon, 1868.