This is the first ever ticket sold for Disneyland:
It's from 1955, when the park opened. $1 for a trip to Walt's domicile! How about that.
This is a loaf of sourdough bread that was miraculously preserved after the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 CE:
Once upon a time, beer vending machines were a thing:
And, saints preserve us, potato vending machines:
This is a picture of Pluto and its moons taken in 2006...
And this is a much, much clearer picture of Pluto taken only a decade later, in 2015:
Speaking of which, this is one of the first photographs ever taken of the Earth from space...
The most recent photo of Earth
Over 2,000 years ago, a child living in ancient Rome made this footprint in a clay tile while it was drying:
This is what a fish getting a CT scan looks like:
This is what Bruce Lee's workout routine was in 1965:
This is Apo Whang-Od, a 106-year-old woman who is quite possibly the oldest tattoo artist on the planet:
Speaking of gigantic animals, check out the size of this here lobster claw:
And dandelions, my friend...dandelions can be huge:
Squids have hard, sharp beaks:
And this is what a giant squid's beak looks like:
This is the executioner robe and axe of Giovanni Battista Bugatti, the official executioner of the Papal States in the 1800s:
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Also... what else is there to do in Nebraska? Watch corn grow?
Another ear of corn?
#7 That nose comb over
#29 Still not "the most recent" but okay...
Historically each color was a different flavor, purple was grape , green was lime, yellow was lemon, orange was orange, and for a while blue was some kind of berry flavor. Color was from the fruit source, generally, but was boosted from sources like beets, Kale, etc.