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1847 book binding 

Sotheby’s 

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enjoy a coffee from the Roost today ~

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Gold chiseled and damascned buff crafted by Lucio Piccinino, circa 1590.

from the Victoria & Albert Museum

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A cat dressed as a woman tapping the head of an octopus.

from Utagawa Kuniyoshi, mid 19th century.

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Harajuku Japanese bathrobe cardigan coat ♡Discount Code: “kvnai” on ALL ITEMS!♡ (Don’t remove caption pls)

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sorry i missed your call i was dual wielding 

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back at it again with this pixel shit

tumblr absolutely wrecked the original size so just imagine this but 200x smaller

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I found this amazing pic on the internet but can’t trace it back to the source! Please, does anybody know who is the artist?? I totally need prints of this <3 <3 <3

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The Mosin Nagant Cummings Dot Rifle,

One of the many fates of the hundreds of thousands of American made Mosin Nagant rifles during World War I, many were special training rifles used to teach new recruits in the basics of marksmanship and riflery.  The Cummings Dot Rifle was one such contraption.

Built from Remington and Westinghouse surplus Mosin Nagants, the Cumming Dot Rifle featured a special device used for basic dry fire training.  The purpose of this device was to train new recruits the elementary basics of rifle firing without wasting ammunition.  The device would train the user how to line up the sights properly, indicated if the user was flinching, pulling the trigger to hard, too lightly, etc.  It also helped train the user to adjust for windage and range. 

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NEVER GIVE UP ON YOURSELF BABE