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Lawman Bass Reeves standing in door of boxcar, lawman Bud Ledbetter standing far left. M.K.&T. Railroad, Muskogee area, either in Cherokee or Creek Nations, Indian Territory, circa 1905








Not a real dog. The entire thing is cake!


These color televisions from the 1960s were literally a piece of furniture. The late 1940s is when color television got its start in America but it wasn't really a commercially viable option for people until the early 1950s. Even black and white televisions weren't a common sight in people homes in the mid to late 40s. Only 0.5% of households in the United States had a television in 1946, but sales started to take off as the '50s neared. By 1954 that percentage jumped to 55.7% and by 1962, 90% of the population had their very own television set at home.


An approximately 4-ton Orca leaping about 4 meters into the air.