/r/oldschoolcreepy
Here You Can Submit Creepy Pics Of Old People.
There Are Only Few Rules.
Post Here The Pics Which You Think Are Just Creepy and old.
If You Had Any Creepy Past Then Share That With Us.
No Personal Attack.
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You can Repost Here From Other Subreddits But The Post Should Be Creepy And Old.
Creepy old pictures relating to your family legend(s) and/or backstories are allowed. You may go into detail.
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Painted memento mori wooden snuff box featuring images of skulls, c. 1700-1900.
2 Comments
2024/04/17
23:53 UTC
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Plaster phrenological bust, English, 1821.
1 Comment
2024/04/04
23:14 UTC
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The last picture of Vladimir Lenin before he died in Gorki on May 15, 1923. Beside him are his sister and one of his doctors.
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2024/03/24
21:19 UTC
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Those poor children
Imagine your mother buying these to “decorate” your room. These would be terrifying at night. 😳
5 Comments
2024/03/16
21:08 UTC
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Halloween Costume in 1905
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2024/03/15
03:25 UTC
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A newspaper clipping from Harper's Weekly. Jefferson Davis is portrayed with deathly eyes, reaping plants with skulls on them with a sickle. Underneath him is a snake and above him is a twisted bare tree with a vulture perched on it and a noose hanging from it. 10-26-1861
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2024/03/10
03:37 UTC
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“Allegory of vanity; men and women looking at the skeletal remains of beauty.” Print by Abraham Allard.
1 Comment
2024/03/03
23:59 UTC
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Hedy Pfundmayr with Elektra-mask, by Rudolf Koppitz, c. 1928
0 Comments
2024/02/20
08:02 UTC
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Oil painting depicting a quack doctor examining a woman's urine flask, 1549.
4 Comments
2024/02/20
02:00 UTC
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My Father, Halloween, 1940s
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2024/02/15
02:22 UTC
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“Skull Wearing a Wreath of Flowers.” Oil painting by Thomas Satterwhite Noble, c. 1874.
1 Comment
2024/02/14
23:59 UTC
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"His & Hers" mannequins from the 1972 Neiman Marcus Christmas Catalog
3 Comments
2024/02/13
09:47 UTC
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"A man and a woman riding a motorbicycle on a mountain pass, being diverted by Death off the road and into the valley below. Pen and ink drawing, 1929."
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2024/02/05
23:31 UTC
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"The angel of death (a winged skeletal creature) drops some deadly substances into a river near a town; symbolising typhoid. Watercolour, 1912, after R. Cooper."
2 Comments
2024/02/02
20:01 UTC
20:01 UTC
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A young woman writing a thank you note to her boyfriend in the Navy for the skull of a Japanese soldier that he sent, 1944
30 Comments
2024/01/29
13:43 UTC
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"A seated man looking through a camera obscura at half a skeleton suspended upside down from a tripod as two men look on. Etching."
2 Comments
2024/01/27
21:48 UTC
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Photo of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer at high school with a fellow student.
27 Comments
2024/01/22
13:43 UTC
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‘Fatso and Thin Man’—a circus act from around the 1890s
17 Comments
2024/01/21
14:02 UTC
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Playboy Jorge Guinle making Kim Novak uncomfortable during the early 1960s.
16 Comments
2024/01/19
16:09 UTC
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Books that read YOU
3 Comments
2024/01/17
17:35 UTC
17:35 UTC
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Brighella Puppet, Italian, c. 1700-1750.
1 Comment
2024/01/15
22:58 UTC
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A monkey barber-surgeon's establishment. Oil painting after David Teniers the Younger, c. 1600s.
4 Comments
2024/01/09
03:09 UTC
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"No Substitution." The January/February page from the Antikamnia pharmaceutical company's calendar from 1900. Lithograph by Louis Crusius.
1 Comment
2024/01/04
04:01 UTC
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This mask at the field museum in Chicago
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2024/01/02
17:24 UTC
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Street vendor selling mummies in Egypt, late 1800s. At one point, mummy remains were consumed for medicinal purposes.
5 Comments
2023/12/31
07:46 UTC
07:46 UTC
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During World War II, it was common for soldiers to keep family photos under clear grips on their 1911 pistols. They were called “sweetheart grips”
5 Comments
2023/12/30
14:18 UTC
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Wooden parturition (childbirth) chair, probably German, c. 1700-1800.
1 Comment
2023/12/28
23:23 UTC
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Paul Neagu at the Neolithic stone circle of Calanais, 1975
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2023/12/18
13:24 UTC
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