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Flooded Temple of Isis, Philae, Egypt, ca.1920.

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The Flooded Temple of Isis in Philae, Egypt is a stunning reminder of the country’s ancient civilization. Dating back to the 3rd century BCE, this temple was once a major place of worship for the cult of Isis, the goddess of health, marriage, and wisdom. It was a focal point of the city of Philae and a source of pride for its citizens. In the early 20th century, the flooding of the temple threatened its survival. In the 1920s, an ambitious project was launched to save the temple, which involved the relocation of its blocks to a nearby island. The … Flooded Temple of Isis, Philae, Egypt, ca.1920. részletei…

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Postman empties mailbox attached to a German tram. Berlin,1920.

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Postman empties mailbox attached to a German tram. Berlin,1920. As the sound of tram bells tolled in the streets of Berlin in 1920, a postman made his rounds, emptying the mailbox attached to one of the trams. He collected the various letters and postcards, sorting them for delivery. In a city that had changed so much in the years since the war, the postman’s job was a reminder of simpler times. Even in the midst of difficult times, the mail was still being delivered. The mail was a crucial link to the past, connecting Berliners to family and friends all … Postman empties mailbox attached to a German tram. Berlin,1920. részletei…

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Hairdryer, Paris, 1920.

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The history of the hairdryer is fascinating. In 1920, the first handheld hairdryer was invented in Paris, France. This revolutionary device revolutionized the beauty industry and revolutionized hairdressing. Its invention made it possible for women to style their own hair at home, and it quickly became a must-have accessory in households around the world. Today, the hairdryer has come a long way since its invention. Technological advances have made it a powerful tool for drying and styling hair, and its sleek and stylish designs have made it a popular choice for those looking to upgrade their styling tools. Today, the … Hairdryer, Paris, 1920. részletei…

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A professional rat catcher showing off his kill. Rat catchers would scour the sewers of Europe and receive money for each rat they killed, 1904.

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In 1904, rat catchers were a common sight in the sewers of Europe. These professional pest exterminators were paid for each rat they killed, with some earning upwards of a few hundred dollars a month. One such rat catcher was a German man by the name of Auguste Boch. He was renowned for his speed and accuracy when it came to catching rats and was often called in by local authorities to help tackle rat infestations. In 1904, Boch was photographed showing off the results of his work – a sack full of dead rats. The image of him holding … A professional rat catcher showing off his kill. Rat catchers would scour the sewers of Europe and receive money for each rat they killed, 1904. részletei…