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Vas. Chongzhen, late Mingdynasty.
Vas. Chongzhen, late Mingdynasty.
VAS, with a cuppy secondary screw cap and silver coining. Curbite, on the edge of the foot, the lower part spherical, the upper pear shaped and drawn out in a narrow neck with slig...
Coin of Abydos under Caracalla
Coin of Abydos under Caracalla
Obv.: Bust of Caracalla, r., laureate and wearing paludamentum and cuirass.
Rev.: Representation of the myth of Hero and Leander: Hero stands facing l. on tower (lighthouse of Ses...
Swedish actress Zarah Leander reads critiques in a newspaper. Taken in 1938
Swedish actress Zarah Leander reads critiques in a newspaper. Taken in 1938
Swedish actress Zarah Leander reads critiques in a newspaper. Taken in 1938...
A condom with a warning that there is living proof that they can prevent AIDS; advertisement by HERO, Health Education Resource Organisation, Baltimore. Lithograph by Jeff McElhaney, David Foote and Allan Sprecher, 1986.
A condom with a warning that there is living proof that they can prevent AIDS; advertisement by HERO, Health Education Resource Organisation, Baltimore. Lithograph by Jeff McElhaney, David Foote and Allan Sprecher, 1986.
Lettering: Life preserver. Wearing condoms saves lives. Maybe yours. Your partner's Or the lives of future partners. And though condoms can't cure AIDS, they can stop it. But only ...
An extended condom that has been tested with virus-infected fluid with a message that condoms can prevent AIDS; advertisement by HERO, Health Education Resource Organisation, Baltimore. Lithograph by Jeff McElhaney, David Foote and Allan Sprecher, 1986.
An extended condom that has been tested with virus-infected fluid with a message that condoms can prevent AIDS; advertisement by HERO, Health Education Resource Organisation, Baltimore. Lithograph by Jeff McElhaney, David Foote and Allan Sprecher, 1986.
Lettering: Stops transmission-fluid leaks. Recently, top researchers filled condoms with AIDS virus-infected fluid and subjected them to pressure tests for three weeks. No virus le...