The History Source on Instagram: "A look back at 1960s manufacturing, and hand made goods from the past. In the 1960s, craftsmanship was a key component of manufacturing, with products like eye glasses being meticulously made by hand. Factories were filled with skilled workers creating goods, from spectacles to household items. Video is dated to 1965 Footage credit: British Pathe archive #history #60s #glasses #didyouknow #interesting #retro #oldschool #vintage #historylovers"

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The History Source on Instagram: "One of the earliest examples of animals on film. This footage is dated to 1905 and was recorded in France, and has been enhanced and colorized. #history #1900s #edwardian #cat #catsofinstagram #animals #backintheday #funny #oldschool #colorized #interesting #colorizedhistory #vintage #historylovers"

The History Source on Instagram: "A look back at a vintage 1983 commercial for the World Trade Center. A reminder of how iconic the Twin Towers were before the tragedy of 9/11. For decades, they weren’t just a hub of business, they were a must-see destination and one of the most recognizable symbols of New York City. #history #911 #worldtradecenter #twintowers #nyc #newyorkcity #september11 #neverforget #80s #vintage #historical"

SOURCE OF ENTREPRENEURS on Instagram: "Warren Buffett openly admits to making investment mistakes-but he doesn't dwell on them. According to him, the worst investments aren't the ones that lose money, but the opportunities he missed. He emphasizes that mistakes of omission-not acting when you know enough to-have cost him over $10 billion in missed profits. These invisible losses don't show up on balance sheets, but they sting more than actual failures. Buffett's mindset teaches us that reflectio