Our Peculiar World in Rare Historical Pictures
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- Опубликовано: 19 апр 2024
- This week's episode of Amazing Historical Photos brings to life our peculiar world in rare historical pictures. We have been cruel, we have been kind. But, most of all ... we are an odd bunch.
🎶 Featuring original piano music by Mark Bulmer:
🎹 Mark Bulmer piano solo albums are available at ➡️ www.markbulmer.com
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Mr. Bummer first another fantastic collection of photos. I especially liked the store Easter decorations one. I remember the fabulous decorations in the Sears and Woolworth stores when I was young. Next I'd like to thank you for your wonderful music. I have suffered from insomnia all my life. As a child when other kids were buying comics and candy I was buying batteries for my transistor radio with my allowance lol. Since I found your channel I have been turning on RUclips and playing your Playlist. Works better than any melatonin or sleeping pill I've ever taken. I just want you to know how much I appreciate the time and effort that you put in. You have an incredible talent!
No one actually gives a flyingfuck about your pointless drivel.
No one gives a flyingfuck actually.
Thank you so much for your incredibly kind comment. Glad you enjoy the videos. I am equally happy that the music helps you sleep. As a full time composer of new age, classical and meditation music this is my exact goal. It brings me enormous joy to hear that someone benefits in the way intended. ❤️
Wonderful. And lovely music too. Thanks, Mark. 😊
Many thanks!
These photos were just great - 3 caused me to look up the subject in Google to find more info.- the mark of great photos well captioned!!
Awesome comment ! This channel is indeed designed to peak the viewers interest enough to look up the full history for themselves.
How nice it is to watch all this
Thank you for your support 🤗
I loved the film Silent Movie, especially the scene where Marcel Marceau said, "No!' The only spoken word in the whole movie, from the world's most famous mime.
My favorite thing about that movie !
Great bit of history here
The photo of the Arden Craig shipwreck is fabulous, like a painting.
Right ? … I thought it was a picture of a painting when I found it.
You needed a license for a TV here in New Zealand too... until 1999. It was called a Broadcasting Fee and also covered Radio. Great photos thank you.
Oh wow! I didn’t know that … Thought it was unique to the UK … Thanks for sharing
1:40. Now that’s a clever idea!! Thanks !! 👍👏😊❤️
You’re welcome 😊
Great round of pics. Had to fight staying awake from music. 😅 I enjoyed it all. Thanx. 🙏❤☺
Awesome… glad you enjoyed it 🤗
Nice job.
Thank you! Cheers!
..truly amazing 💜
Glad you enjoyed it 🤗
0:56 All Wikipedia knows about the Ardencraig is that it was British and wrecked off southwestern England in January of that year.
Thank you all so poignant music soothing beautiful now...on to the next
Thanks for listening and watching 🤗
Fred Astaire, hence his rhythm.
Wonder what the speed limit in Greenville actually was.
I know right ? … Apparently, it depended on your bankroll 🤷🏼♂️
@@AmazingHistoricalPhotos Of course a dollar back then meant a heck of a lot more than today.
Who was the timeless beauty?
I wish I knew.
Indeed Paris was beautiful....then the trash started coming in.
moonshine 1st alcahol based funny car drag racer 1929
Buster Keaton is on his knees or he was a real dwarf
LOL He is on his knees as a gag.
On his knees.
Why get your hand stuck in a candy machine ? Brachs!
This would’ve been me 🤣
boyscout titanic releif funds for survivors Amen 1912
Yes we pay for TV licence too the BBC to keep their OVER paid presenters in work 😤
You'd prefer streams of adverts?