lutternsgatan 1905 feskekörka

lutternsgatan 1905 feskekörkaPoster with a unique image on Lutternsgatan now called Kungsgatan. In the 1890s until 1905, Lutternsgatan was a steep hill up towards the current Sveavgen, today Kungsgatan is a much flatter street when most of the slope was plowed away. The picture shows exciting details such as various shops, signs and people and low wooden houses which today have been replaced by offices and retail premises. Photographer: Unknown Created: 1905 Publisher: Stockholm

Illinois along the Water Level Route railroad

The driver's name is Gert Kaiser and the man talking to him is Hans Herrmann

At the outbreak of war

Gothenburg Central Station was built the year before and is the oldest station still in operation

Poster with an illustration of a gentleman in Paris wearing a blue suit

Poster with a map of Scandinavia from the year 1826

Lyman Saÿen

In the background

The frame profile is 50mm wide and 26mm deep

Voisin diversified into the automotive industry and built top-performing passenger cars during the 20s and 30s

lithograph | Created: 1921

The famous Twentieth Century Limited steam locomotive at the New York Central sometime between 1920-1950