Found inside a wall in the 150-year-old house I live in: several fragments of Victorian-age catalogs from Bellas Hess. There'll be plenty more of these images to come:
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We are an unnamed panchronistic group of individuals working towards the cause to which we are all so devoted. Our realm of interest may resonate with people in subcultures like Steampunk, Dieselpunk, Cyberpunk, Goth, Society for Creative Anachronism, "Retro Culture" revivalists, etc. but we're looking at a much bigger picture than any of those narrow windows onto the timespace continuum.
Although we are interested in the entire span of Earth's existence from the primordial soup to the present, we regard the two hundred year period from 1766 to 1966 as Earth's last (and probably final) "Golden Age". Between the era of Mozart and the era of "Man from UNCLE" falls the shadow.
Contact Jeffrey Scott Holland for further communication.
Although we are interested in the entire span of Earth's existence from the primordial soup to the present, we regard the two hundred year period from 1766 to 1966 as Earth's last (and probably final) "Golden Age". Between the era of Mozart and the era of "Man from UNCLE" falls the shadow.
Contact Jeffrey Scott Holland for further communication.
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