Camouflage

1941 Autocannone Lancia Ro da 90/53

Source: Italie 1939-45 (FR)

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Gare de Brest

Brest Railway Station
1936-1937
Architect: Urbain Cassan

Photo: B. MEHEUST @ Flickr

Dieselpunk Cityscape

By Rob Watkins

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Golden Age

Dornier Do R4 Super Wal and LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin

Bodensee (Lake Constance), ca. 1929

Red and Silver

1953 Leyland Titan PD2 Water Tender/Fire Pump*

Photos by homer----simpson (top) and Pyewipe Jct @ Flickr

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* Different reg. plates, same vehicle: recently, the Titan received it's original registration (PRR 1).

Superheavy SPG

The SU-14 self-propelled gun started it's life as an element of the "Big triplex", proposed in 1931 for the Red Army mobile artillery. The concept was developed by the Military Academy of Motorization and Mechanization. Using the B-4 8in howitzer, T-28 tank transmission and elements of the T-35 superheavy tank and powered by the M-17T diesel, the device was tested in 1935 and 1936.
In the end of 1936, two SPG's were rearmed with a new Br-2 6in gun. Three years later, during the Winter War, they were armor-plated and sent to the front. Both were used in 1941 for defence of Moscow. One SU-14-1 (6in) is preserved at Kubinka proving grounds, Russia.

Source

Minneapolis, 1925

Artist: Louis Lozowick

Source: Smithsonian American Art Museum

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Metropolis in Red

From Metropolis Collection

Designer: Kamila Gawrońska-Kasperska

Photo: Matyas Misetics
Model: Michaela G.

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Central do Brasil

Estação Dom Pedro II, Rio de Janeiro
Tower: 122m tall
Construction finished: 1945
Architect: Robert R. Prentice

Photo by Raul Lisboa @ Flickr

Sturmschwalbe

Torpedo bomber developed by AHGG for the Atlantic Republic Navy

Rendered by vasillich for atlantic_rep LJ community

See "The Machines of Atlantis" (NEW GALLERY) @ Dieselpunk Encyclopedia

The Great Helmsman

Il grande nocchiere, 1937
by Ernesto (Michahelles) Thayaht (1893 - 1959)

Wolfsoniana - Galleria d'Arte Moderna in Nervi

Photo by quadralectics @ Flickr

At the Court of Peace

French pavilion
1939/40 World's Fair, Flushing Meadows, New York

designed by Roger-Henri Expert and Pierre Patout

Construction Expo

Artist: Jo Pieper
1925

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Bristol Will Build Them

An advert issued by Bristol Development Board
1947

via mikeyashworth @ Flickr

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Power Station

MOGES power station (Moscow) designed by Ivan Zholtovsky
1929
Photographer: Alexander Rodchenko


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Wing Formation

Boeing XB-15 demonstration
1939

Read about this unique experimental aircraft @ boeing.com

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Serpantine

Artist: Giuseppe Ricobaldi Del Bava

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Less Watch, More Quality!

Introduced in 1935, Lip T18 was small, technologically advanced and reliable enough to earn a reputation of the French watch industry flagship. In 1948, Winston Churchill received a T18 as a token of respect and gratitude from the Government of France.

Manufactured at Lip factory in Besançon, this watch had many faces (and cases) during its near-30 years' lifespan. But one feature remained unchanged: if it is not rectangular, it is not a T18.

Source: FAM

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Casablanca, Oviedo

Architect: Manuel del Busto.

1929

Photo by Gonmi @ Flickr

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Bauart Hamburg

A two-section DRG SVT 137 225 diesel-electric unit

Photo: by V200 @ Flickr

"Bauart Hamburg" @ dbtrains.com

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The Persecutor

Heavy attacker, Navy Air Arm
Two 950hp pusher engines
4 x 20mm cannons, 6 x 8mm MGs, 3 x 13mm MGs, 500 kg bpmbs

By der_fluger for the Atlantic Republic project

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Café Baltique

ZUS building. Gdynia, Poland

Arch. Roman Piotrowski
1936

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Shout

© Kevin Hauff 2010

Source: Artist's website
1920s

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What Have You Done, Comrade?

What's your contribution to Air Arm buildup?

1920s
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Saturday Prowlers

Photos by CrusinBy @ Flickr

Photo by Rayal @ Flickr

Photos by exfordy @ Flickr

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