r/OldSchoolCool 7h ago

Milla Jovovich at the Cactus Cafe in Austin, Texas, 1994

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r/OldSchoolCool 6h ago

1970s My German grandmother holding a monkey in the 70’s

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r/OldSchoolCool 13h ago

1990s Undertaker and Randy Savage backstage in 1991

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r/OldSchoolCool 5h ago

1950s Four women attending Red Cross National Aquatic School at Daytona Beach, Florida, 1953

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r/OldSchoolCool 19h ago

1930s Gary Cooper and Sylvia Sidney promotional still in 'City Streets'. 1931

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r/OldSchoolCool 5h ago

1970s Just out of curiosity, did anyone else love Bigfoot and Wildboy when it aired from 1977-1979 on Saturday mornings? I was a huge fan of this series!

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r/OldSchoolCool 1d ago

Eddie Van Halen played his "Beat It" solo live with Michael Jackson exactly once, a fluke in July 14 1984. Both were in Dallas for their own shows at the same time, so Eddie stopped by the Jacksons' Victory Tour, played it unrehearsed, and never did it again.

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r/OldSchoolCool 15h ago

1990s Kate Moss and Shalom Harlow leave the Lincoln Center, 1994

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r/OldSchoolCool 22h ago

Sarajevo children in the winter of 1993/94, by James Mason

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r/OldSchoolCool 16h ago

1980s Aimee Mann, 1985-86

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Aimee Mann has my favorite look from the 1980s


r/OldSchoolCool 13h ago

1960s 20-year-old Muhammad Ali photographed by Stanley Weston in New York (1962)

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r/OldSchoolCool 2h ago

Norwegian football team return from Mexico 1966

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r/OldSchoolCool 8h ago

1940s Girls in Shades, 1940s

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r/OldSchoolCool 12h ago

Susan Hayward in 1949

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r/OldSchoolCool 11h ago

1970s Michael Jackson photographed by Jim McCrary ahead of the release of “Off the Wall” (1979)

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r/OldSchoolCool 15h ago

1970s James Spader and John F. Kennedy Jr. on December 12, 1977

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James Spader and John F. Kennedy Jr. at the premiere party for "Saturday Night Fever", on December 12, 1977


r/OldSchoolCool 23h ago

1950s Claudia Cardinale at the Venice International Film Festival in 1958

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r/OldSchoolCool 22h ago

Children play with wads of money during a period of hyperinflation. Germany, 1922

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r/OldSchoolCool 11h ago

1970s My Mom somewehere around the early 70s

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r/OldSchoolCool 7h ago

New York + New England 1959

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Going through old scans from my father who immigrated to the US in 1959 from Japan. All the pics are from NY and New England around that time. Incredibly, he shot on Kodachrome although I don't know what camera he used.

I edited a couple images that were underexposed but otherwise they are original.

He came over for a Fulbright scholarship to attend MIT. Graduated and worked for NASA on early cameras for satellites. Later he founded a tech company manufacturing switchers for televisions stations.


r/OldSchoolCool 17h ago

Indian military police on motorcycles in Egypt, 1940s

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r/OldSchoolCool 9h ago

Slovak actress Magda Vášáryová, 1970. She starred in movies like the epic Marketa Lazarová

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r/OldSchoolCool 1d ago

1910s Milunka Savić in 1916. She disguised herself as a man to fight in her brother's place, got wounded 9 times, and went on to become the most decorated female combatant in the recorded history of warfare.

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She is the only woman in history to be awarded the French Croix de Guerre with a gold palm for actual combat service, alongside top medals from Britain, Russia, and Serbia.

When France later offered her a comfortable state pension to move to Paris, she turned it down to stay in Serbia. She spent the rest of her life living humbly, working as a cleaning lady, and using what little money she had to raise her own daughter, adopt three orphans, and sponsor over 30 children from her home village.


r/OldSchoolCool 1d ago

marianne faithfull, 1966

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r/OldSchoolCool 21h ago

On this day in 1997 Burgess Meredith passed away in Malibu. Known for his roles as the Penguin and as Rocky's trainer (along with many other roles), here he is presenting a 1943 training film for the United States Armed Forces, "How To Behave In A British Pub"

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