Expired Collection
"Timeless Tales of the Expired: From Aviation Pioneers to Roman Persecutions" Step back in time and explore a captivating collection moments that have shaped history
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"Timeless Tales of the Expired: From Aviation Pioneers to Roman Persecutions" Step back in time and explore a captivating collection moments that have shaped history. First, we encounter the Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer 3 G-AYFA and the Avro 652 Anson I N4877 - G-AMDA, two aircrafts frozen in time, reminding us of their once soaring glory. Next, we witness an engraving capturing the late Felix Faure, President of the French Republic, alongside his successor M Emile Loubet. Their faces tell stories of transitions and leadership changes. Delving deeper into history's archives, we stumble upon an engraving depicting "Employment of Time-expired Soldiers in the Colonies. " A reminder that even after serving their country dutifully, these soldiers found new purpose far from home. Another striking engraving reveals "The Labour and Shipping Strike at Melbourne, " showcasing a moment when workers united for better conditions amidst turbulent times. Intriguingly contrasting with these events is an engraving displaying "The Apparatus for rendering Surgical Operations Painless. " A glimpse into medical advancements aiming to alleviate human suffering during delicate procedures. Our journey continues as we encounter Dornier Do 28A-1 D-IBOB - a testament to aviation's evolution. This aircraft stands as a relic from bygone days but still holds secrets within its metal frame. On The Strand in London, our attention is drawn towards an exhausted cab horse - a poignant symbol representing both progress and exploitation during urbanization's early stages. From there, our exploration takes us back centuries ago to witness Christians sewn into skins of wild beasts then savaged by dogs under Nero Domitius' rule. John Foxe's book offers chilling accounts from this dark chapter in Rome's history. Amidst all these tales lies an expired stone gate captured by Jacob Lutma and Frans Carelse in 1665-1683.