1967 Collection (page 100)

Venera 1 exhibition display, 1967
Venera 1 exhibition display. Venera 1 was an unmanned probe that was launched by the Soviet Union in 1961 to explore Venus, though contact was lost before it arrived

Luna 10 exhibition display, 1967

Meteor exhibition display, 1967
Meteor exhibition display. The Meteor was one of the first weather satellites, with the first Meteor series being designed in the 1960s

Kosmos exhibition display, 1967
Kosmos exhibition display. The Kosmos was an early series of Soviet satellites, with Kosmos 1 launched on 16 March 1962. As of 2010, over 2000 Kosmos satellites have been launched

Molniya 1 exhibition display, 1967

Proton 1 exhibition display, 1967
Proton 1 exhibition display. The Proton 1 was an early satellite designed by the Soviet Union. Four Proton satellites were launched between 1965 and 1968

Venera 3 exhibition display, 1967
Venera 3 exhibition display. Venera 3 was an unmanned probe that was launched by the Soviet Union in 1965 to explore Venus, crash-landing there on 1 March 1966

Soviet deep space communications centre. Large radio antennae of the Russian Academy of Sciences used to receive radio signals from the Venera 4 space probe

CHINESE COMMUNIST POSTER. Chinese poster, 1967, honoring Mao Tse-Tung (1898-1976) and his book

Ferrari 365 GT Italy

Ferrari 330 GTS Spider

Chevrolet Corvette Stingray 427 Roadster

Ferrari 365 GTS Daytona Convertible

Ferrari 275 GTS / 4 Alloy NART Spyder
Ferrari 275 GTS/4 Alloy NART Spyder

Ferrari 330 GTC Italy

Ferrari 206 GT Dino

Ferrari 330 GTC Italy

Lamborghini 400GT

Mini Rally Cooper Monte Carlo

Peugeot 204 Cabrio

Fiat 501 Giadiniera Estate

Fiat 1500 Spider

Chevrolet Camaro SS 454

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"1967: A Year of Iconic Moments and Timeless Legends" In 1967, the world witnessed a kaleidoscope of unforgettable events and remarkable figures that left an indelible mark on history. From the roaring engines of the Shelby Mustang GT500E Eleanor to the resounding echoes of communist ideals, this year was a tapestry woven with diverse threads. Amidst political fervor, a powerful Communist poster emerged in 1967. Created by Viktor Ivanov in the Soviet Union, it boldly proclaimed "Lenin lived, Lenin lives, Lenin will live forever. " This striking artwork encapsulated the enduring influence of Vladimir Lenin's ideology during those turbulent times. Meanwhile, Che Guevara captivated hearts worldwide with his enigmatic persona. The image of him smoking became an emblematic symbol for rebellion and revolution against oppressive regimes. His unwavering dedication to social justice resonated deeply with many who sought change. The charismatic Elijah Muhammad stood as an African American leader at the helm of Nation Islam. With his visionary leadership and impassioned speeches advocating for racial equality and empowerment, he inspired countless individuals to embrace their heritage and fight against systemic discrimination. On a lighter note, automotive enthusiasts reveled in awe-inspiring vehicles like the 1967 Ford Mustang GT Fastback in Dark Moss Green—a true embodiment of elegance and power. Alongside it roared another legend—the Shelby Cobra 427—its sleek design capturing hearts around every corner. Literary genius Dorothy Parker graced this era too; her wit shining through even decades later as she penned memorable words that would stand timeless throughout history. Her presence added depth to an already vibrant cultural landscape. Across oceans, Iran celebrated its Coronation Day as Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi ascended to power amidst grandeur at Tehran's Imperial Hotel—an event etched into Iranian history forevermore.