This 1790s sketch shows a Union Jack with a red saltire, years before the UK officially added it. Does this design have history before 1801?
A toy soldier with rocket launchers. India, 1790s [1300x1974]
1790s map of the Pacific and surrounding area [4123 x 4890]
Some dashing late 18th century men (1760s-1790s ) reddit.com/gallery/rp3ghn
A follow up post to the hole in the wall in my 1790s house, here are some basement pics reddit.com/gallery/rui5qm
Interesting small initialed buckle (?) found on 1790s property. Looks old to me. Now I have to research who P.W. might have been… reddit.com/gallery/qs9im5
The main hall of my 1790s Federal. reddit.com/gallery/q7me53
1790 Population Density map of Virginia. 747,160 residents and 104,662 square miles
Economic dividends follow investments in the state’s extractive and enforcement capacity. State-building by the French revolutionary government in the 1790s shaped the long-run spatial distribution of income and population. (C. Chambru, E. Henry, B. Marx, December 2021) drive.google.com/file/d/1…
Kiara chilling with her best friend Mozart crica 1790
Second floor hall in my 1790s Federal reddit.com/gallery/q7mhul
Early Regency (1790-1810) dandy reddit.com/gallery/rzczji
Attic library in my 1790s Federal reddit.com/gallery/q7miij
1790 new cases, 1320 in Winnipeg. 40.3%, 18844 active, 68804 recovered and 89050 total. 211-A/252-T hospitalized, 29-A/30-T in ICU and 1402 deaths (2 new). 4822 tests done yesterday.
Exterior shots of my 1790s Federal today. Still working on the proper way to repaint the soft brick it's original red. reddit.com/gallery/q7mbq6
1790s Federal reddit.com/gallery/q7mzam
Help identifying this Bunney London flintlock pocket pistol, estimated to be from the 1790s, has been passed down to me via inheritance and has the initials HR engraved - hoping to find out more about it. reddit.com/gallery/qtvq5l
In the movie "Beauty and the Beast," the character Gaston claims to eat "five dozen eggs every morning." Given the movie takes place around 1790s-early 1800s France, around the time of the Revolution, would it even be realistically possible then for Gaston to afford 60 eggs a day?
My apologies if this sounds like a stupid question (and it probably is), but this is something I've been wondering about for a while now. Someone in the beginning of the movie says that "six eggs (are) too expensive," so it seemed weird that a resident of the same village, even an assumedly bourgeois member of society, could afford that many eggs a day. Add to the fact that food shortages and inflation occurred around the Revolution, and the price of five dozen eggs a day seems even more absurd. Then again, there are also quite a few factors at work, such as the fact that commercial farming was beginning to occur, as well as Gaston's social position, occupation as a hunter, and possibly his unmarried status. I'm no expert on the rural economy of France during the Revolution, so I'm not sure how I'd go about figuring this out, but it is a bit of a curious question.
[meme][poetry]Apparently 'lit' was popular in the 1790s youtu.be/cOW-8Hln76A
House built in the late 1790’s, this is in the basement. Any idea what it might be?
From dining to living, renovated 1790s Federal style farm house, Mohawk Valley, NY [2340x4160]
The Government is about as stable as France in the 1790s
And the Auth left party are the Jacobins
A Burmese bronze “Dragon” cannon, made around 1790
Alessandro Favier (fl. 1790s): Four Keyboard Dances (Harpsichord) youtube.com/watch?v=Hd8pj…
Fireplaces in my 1790s Federal. One surround is original, the other is a reproduction. reddit.com/gallery/q7mg5x
John Tyler, the 10th President of the United States, was born in 1790 (one year after George Washington was sworn in). As of this time, he still has a LIVING grandchild (with another only passing away in March 2020) reddit.com/gallery/rtoam2
Scientists have used X-ray technology to decode the secret love letters of Marie Antoinette. These letters reveal not only a secret romance but potentially crucial insight into Marie's last years of life during the French Revolution of the 1790s. inverse.com/innovation/mo…
[Link] In the movie "Beauty and the Beast," the character Gaston claims to eat "five dozen eggs every morning." Given the movie takes place around 1790s-early 1800s France, around the time of the Revolution, would it even be realistically possible then for Gaston to afford 60 eggs a day? reddit.com/r/AskHistorian…
Here is a glimpse into my DA bed room decorated for winter. (House built circa 1790-1820) Enjoy!
A Burmese bronze “Dragon” cannon, made around 1790
Restored American Black Cherry balustrade in a renovated 1790s Federal style farm house. Mohawk Valley, NY [2340x4160]
Princess Diana & boyfriend Dodi Fayed final photo before car crash (1997) [1227 x 1790]
My full DNA results are through , I have no idea where the Czech is from within the family. The side of the family ancestry is saying the Czech is from is the side which we have a very detailed tree for , no sign of Czech at all and it goes back to 1790. reddit.com/gallery/rvttx6
Attic Library in a renovated 1790s Federal style farm house. Mohawk Valley, NY [4160x2340]
Of the dozens of swords I’ve owned this one is definitely one of the few I’d actually classify as a museum piece, a British import “Ketland”-style eagle pommel sabre dating from between the 1790’s and the first decade of the 19th century. reddit.com/gallery/rwvu45
[OC] A county has peaked in population during every U.S. since they began in 1790. Here's when each recorded it's largest population.
A brief history of the creation of the first party system in the USA circa the 1790s:
Bischofsheim am Main und Umgebung im Jahre 1790
🤯 $three hundred 69 premium per ounce & 399 for 1/4 and 1/10 Gold Eagles 🤣 but spot is $1790 & the GSR is 81:1; Silver is on fire sale IMHO
Found on 1790s property. Help IDing? Clock winder? Any thoughts on date range? reddit.com/gallery/qa7m79
Amadeus Mozart and Antonio Salieri at the height of their rivalry (1790).
Map showing the demographic center of the United States from 1790 to 2020. Source AP
TIL in the 1790s, an Oxford student introduced using guano (bird poop) as fertiliser. He spread guano across the university lawn, using it to spell G U A N O. The lawn was soon scrubbed, but when spring came, the word GUANO was clearly visible, growing higher and thicker than the rest of the grass npr.org/sections/krulwich…
