The bombardment of Belgrade, Serbia, by an Austrian Monitor during World War One. From The History of the Great War, published c. 1919

German field artillery in action during World War One. The guns were screened and were invisible at a comparitively short distance. From The History of the Great War, published c. 1919

A scale measuring the weight of the world

The sinking of the German submarine SM U-15 after being rammed by the British light cruiser H. M. S. Birmingham, 9 August 1914 during World War One. From The History of the Great War, published c. 1919

The charge of the Belgian lancers at The Battle of Haelen or Halen, also known as the Battle of the Silver Helmets, 12 August, 1914 during World War One. From The History of the Great War, published c. 1919

cat sitting on a monument; cordoba, argentina

General Sir Horace Lockwood Smith-Dorrien, 1858 – 1930. British soldier. From The History of the Great War, published c. 1919

Field Marshal Horatio Herbert Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener, 1850 - 1916. British Field Marshal, diplomat and statesman. From The History of the Great War, published c. 1919

Roman bridge of Cordoba; Cordoba, Andalusia, Spain

High Angle View Of Andes Mountains; Peru

Antique World Map (wood engraving)., c. 1850

Antique Map of the (Eastern) United States (copper engraving)., c. 1817

Antique World Map (copper engraving)., c. 1713

Fashion & Costume - (Color) c. 1590 England The Elizabethan age (1558-1603), the reign of Queen Elizabeth I of England, saw the beginnings of English world power. In this period Scottish mathematician James Napier first conceives the concept of logarit

Fashion & Costume - (Color) c. 1590 England The Elizabethan age (1558-1603), the reign of Queen Elizabeth I of England, saw the beginnings of English world power. In this period Scottish mathematician James Napier first conceives the concept of logarit

End of the World: The Earth Destroyed by a Black Hole

Artifacts - Porcelain - England A Wedgwood Coffeepot c. 1780 This style of porcelain was first manufactured in 1760 at Staffordshire, England by Josiah Wedgwood. It quickly captured a world market and remains to this day one of the greatest of all Engli

Artifacts - Clock - France Clock c. 1760 A fine example of French workmanship in the reign of Louis XV (1710-1774). Here the clock is a globe representing the world, supported by the three elements of Greek classical antiquity - air, fire, water, bro

Artifacts - Porcelain - England A Wedgwood Pedestal, c. 1770 This form of porcelain was first manufactured in 1760 at Staffordshire, England by Josiah Wedgwood. It quickly captured a world market and remains to this day one of the greatest of all Englis

Artifacts - Relief - England A Wedgwood Cameo of a group of children or Amorini c. 1770 This form of porcelain was first manufactured in 1760 at Staffordshire, England by Josiah Wedgwood. It quickly captured a world market and remains to this day one of

Flying life forms grace the crimson skies of the earth-like extrasolar planet Gliese 581 c.

A hypothetical view across a rocky and watery terrain on extrasolar planet Gliese 581 c.

The world in a c-clamp