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French chef Paul Bocuse with a rooster tattoo, 1979.

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Today, we’d like to pay homage to the late French chef, Paul Bocuse, who was an iconic figure in the world of culinary arts. In 1979, he famously had a rooster tattooed on his arm to mark the launch of his now-famous restaurant, L’Auberge du Pont de Collonges. The rooster, which is the national symbol of France, was a tribute to his home country and its rich culinary traditions. It was also a symbol of his commitment to the craft, as the rooster is known for its reliability and hard work. Paul Bocuse was the leader of the nouvelle cuisine … French chef Paul Bocuse with a rooster tattoo, 1979. részletei…

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German flying boat Dornier, just before firing on a catapult slide from a German ship, 1933.

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In 1933, the German flying boat Dornier was just about to take off from a German ship with a catapult slide. This was an impressive feat of engineering and a testament to the advancements in aircraft technology at the time. The Dornier was a twin-engine, high-wing monoplane, designed for maritime reconnaissance and sea rescue operations. It was capable of carrying up to seven passengers and had a maximum speed of around 120 mph. The Dornier was used extensively by the Germans during World War II, mainly for maritime patrol and reconnaissance missions. It was also used to transport personnel and … German flying boat Dornier, just before firing on a catapult slide from a German ship, 1933. részletei…

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Motorcycle pace-setter and young cyclist on a velodrome, 1930.

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In the 1930s, the world of cycling was a very different place. Men on motorcycles were the pace-setters, leading cyclists around a velodrome. But there was one young cyclist who stood out from the rest. His name was Fausto Coppi, and he was the first to break the world hour record on a velodrome, covering a staggering 45.7 kilometers in 60 minutes. His record would remain unbeaten for almost two decades. This was a revolutionary feat for a young cyclist in the 1930s, and it marked the beginning of Coppi’s successful career. He went on to win the Giro d’Italia … Motorcycle pace-setter and young cyclist on a velodrome, 1930. részletei…

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A 5 MB hard drive being loaded onto a Panam plane, 1956.

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In 1956, a 5 MB hard drive was loaded onto a Panam plane, making it the first flight of a computer hard drive. This event was a major milestone in the history of computing. Up until this point, computing was done using punch cards and paper tape, which were extremely time consuming and prone to errors due to the manual processing involved. The 5 MB hard drive was a revolutionary invention that changed the way computers operated. It allowed for much faster processing of data, as well as allowed for the storage of larger amounts of data. Additionally, the hard … A 5 MB hard drive being loaded onto a Panam plane, 1956. részletei…

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Advertising photo of a small displacement car DKW F8 , 1932.

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The DKW F8 is an iconic symbol of the automotive industry, having been produced in 1932. It was the first car to be mass-produced with a two-cylinder, two-stroke engine, making it an extremely affordable and popular choice for those looking to travel in style. The small displacement engine allowed it to be incredibly lightweight and fuel-efficient, making it the perfect choice for anyone looking for a reliable and efficient car. The sleek design of the car and its vibrant color make it a great choice for advertising. It’s a timeless classic that still looks modern today. Advertising photo of a small displacement car DKW F8 , 1932. részletei…

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Shoe Repair promotional car, San Francisco California, 1922.

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Today we’re taking a look back at a promotional car used by a San Francisco-based shoe repair business back in 1922. The car itself was a Pierce Arrow with the words “Shoe Repairing” painted on the side and a row of shoes hanging from the side. It was a unique way to advertise the business and it certainly made an impression. The Pierce Arrow was a luxurious and expensive car, making it a unique choice of vehicle for a shoe repair business. It’s a reminder of the importance of creative marketing, even back in the 1920s. Shoe Repair promotional car, San Francisco California, 1922. részletei…

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Timekeepers at the Summer Olympics in Stockholm, Sweden, 1912.

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The Summer Olympic Games of 1912 in Stockholm, Sweden were a remarkable event in many ways. Not only was it the first time the Olympics had been held in Sweden, but it was also the first time a timekeeping system was used for the event. This revolutionary system was designed by Swedish engineer J.O. Lundberg and allowed for accurate timing to the tenth of a second. At the time, timing systems had been used in other sports such as cycling and horse racing, but the Olympics had yet to make use of such technology. Lundberg’s invention changed the way the … Timekeepers at the Summer Olympics in Stockholm, Sweden, 1912. részletei…