Vintage Communication Equipment

Historical black-and-white images of intricate communication devices, featuring analog controls and panels, highlighting retro technology.

Arthur H. Diede of the NBS Central Radio Propagation Laboratory; Boulder; Colo; is operating the new 8 Channel equipment for recording the phase and amplitude of VLF and LF standard frequency transmissions.

Arthur H. Diede of the NBS Central Radio Propagation Laboratory; Boulder; Colo; is operating the new 8 Channel equipment for recording the phase and amplitude of VLF and LF standard frequency transmissions.

V 6098. Thule (depicted name)

Arthur H. Diede of the NBS Central Radio Propagation Laboratory; Boulder; Colo; is operating the new 8 Channel equipment for recording the phase and amplitude of VLF and LF standard frequency transmissions.

V 5876. Thule (depicted - name)

Front of trum rack ". The mathematic machine" BE ".

Image of a relay box.

Hälsingborg (depicted - name).Hälsingborg (depicted - name)

Refrigerator L 22, Interior, slutevaporator.

Automatic country gear standard 41 100 NRS (front).

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Suggested refrigerator MP (LP) 160. 1.6 cubic foot suspension cabinets with 24 A apparatus. Has not yet come in production. (Edlund)

Text machine. >>

Stockholm, naming call station. Wiring selection testing.

The cover station in Stockholm. First carrier frequency stand. Probably in 1919.

Refrigerator M 30 with 423EA, 1, Front A (SEMKO).

Detail of a (almost empty) computer case from the Center for Computer Facilities from Cabis (Center Automation Administrative Information Systems) in Den Helder in June 1989.

Control panel

Refrigerator M220. 60 liter built-in cabinets.

Altair (depicted name).Altair (depicted name)

Automatic country gear standard 41, stand with extension selector.

Distribution cabinet, wall, for 900 wires, indoor mounting.

Close-up of a computer, NCR 395

Trip to Bermuda: White House Army Signal Agency (WHASA) communications equipment preparations, personnel, and city views. White House Army Signal Agency (WHASA) communications equipment inside an unidentified room in Bermuda, set up for President John F. Kennedy's meetings with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan of Great Britain.

Östermalm's telephone station Sibyllegatan 24, Stockholm. Lace and expedition relayable.

Radio cab .. Kockums AB (depicted name), shark (depicted name)

Anefo photo collection. 16th International Exhibition of Electronics: Firato in Rai, Amsterdam: Stereo 8. September 18, 1969. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Vintage photograph. Vintage Emerson Television set showing a game of Baseball on screen and person's hand turning knob

Vintage Photograph. Downward view of a NCR Cash Register with cash drawer shown open.

Automate telephone gear ready to be used

Home appliances in an electronics store

Automatic SubscriberVäxel Model 52, 90 NRS.

Data Center Tomteboda (TM)

CENTRAL TELEFONICA ROTARY - RELES. Location: EDIFICIO TELEFONICA. MADRID. SPAIN.

Distribution cabinet. Outside.

Detail of 40 NRS Automatic Landsväxel Standard 41.

The Data Center in Tomteboda

Instrument. >>

Wire wireadiostative.

Publicity Photos of Bell Computing Machines at 19 Foot Pressure Tunnel Mrs. Doris Rudd Porter Baron photographed in the photos.

Shortwave Equip: In the 1930s "portable" did not mean "compact." This is a portable shortwave unit in use in 1938. January 1, 1938.

Trip to Europe: Arrival in Vienna, Austria 10:50AM; White House Army Signal Agency (WHASA) staff in Vienna. White House Army Signal Agency (WHASA) communications equipment for use at a summit between President John F. Kennedy and Soviet Union Premier Nikita Khrushchev in Vienna, Austria.

Refrigerator M 150 with aluminum furnishings (experimental design).

Parts for communication radio

Malm difference street 30. Linjerelä and the subscriber selector II group.

Refrigerator LM 1000 with meat hangers, open.

Vintage photograph. Man sitting in front of dial studded new computer that mathematically models a complex electric power system.

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United States: c. 1955 A Dataron integrated electronic processing system made by Electrodata.

Technician inspecting the wiring in a computer lab, Target Simulation Computer

Vegagatan 10, Stockholm. Phone stand. (Southern Vaasa).

Old rusty eletrical box

Sudhaus. Ansicht von oben. Veröffentlichung der Meyers Enzyklopädie Sudhaus. Ansicht von oben. Veröffentlichung der Meyers Enzyklopädie LicenseRF Copyright: xZoonar.com/SergeyxKohlx 23160432

Functional portrait of telegraphists. Part of object series AVDKM 530574 up to 530580.

LM Ericsson connection boxes for telephone. Desk by phone.

Borlänge Radio.

View of (IBM) digital computer model 7090 magnetic core installation, (ITT) Artic Services at the Clear Air Force Station, Ballistic Missile Early Warning System Site II, Denali Borough, Arkansas

Telephone and telegraphen headquarters in Trento.

Fish fridge, 7.5 kbft.

Machines, writing and accounting >>

Calculator.

Tokyo, Japan: c. 1929 A photograph of the first telephone to be installed in the Imperial Palace for the use of His Majesty, the Emperor of Japan. Emperor Showa's phome allowed him to calll out, but no calls to come in.

Composite picture with radio mast and Tel-Aviv Exchange Automatic Telephone 1934, Israel

Ampro projector. AB Cinematographic institution, Stockholm.

Portion of the control panel of the fire line radar AA 3MK7. This radar was used in the air cooling gun 90 mm.

Tunis, Tunisia-Close-up of receiver mount of portable radio station.

The Enigma Cipher Coding Machine from World War II. The Enigma Cipher Machine from World War II

Illustration showing Commercial Form of the Baird Television, for Home Use. Behind the grill on the left is a loud speaker. The image of the head and shoulders of the distant speaker or singer appears on the screen at the right.

The first Swedish -built ticket machine, designed by G. Ahlstrand and Åke Lagerkvist, was set up at Enköping station in 1945.

Connect: K8. 2 refrigerator in a casing.

Satellite Control Simulator Emphasizing Flywheel Magnet Control

The Grato in Utrecht

Kodak Instamatic M6 video camera.

Built-in refrigerator changed to stand-alone refrigerator by outer casing and feet.

The Norc (Naval Ordnance Research Calculator) the most powerful computer in existence at the time, built by IBM. The logical and arithmetical unit on the right, console in the center, magnetic tape units and printer in left rear, indicator panel in the rear, and printer in left foreground

Mobile phone

Cumbersome it may be, but this videophone enables you not only to speak with and see your correspondent, but shake hands as well! Date: 1905

Original description from RAF Museum page: 'Chain Home: WAAF radar operator Denise Miley plotting aircraft on the CRT (cathode ray tube) of an RF7 Receiver in the Receiver Room at Bawdsey CH. Her right hand has selected the direction or height finding and her left hand is ready to register the goniometer setting to the calculator.' RAF Bawdsey was originally an experimental system set up at Bawdsey Manor, home of Robert Watson-Watt's radar development team. When the team was moved away from Bawdsey, the radar station became a part of the operational Chain Home (CH) network. The main display is a large CRT, partially masked off by a metal box so only the lower half of the CRT remains visible. In earlier versions a scale running across the top of the opening allowed the range to the target to be measured. In this later version, a knob is used to move a cursor line across the screen to lie over a selected return. The cursor is driven by the same timing electronics as the rest of the radar

This photograph, taken by Corp. Klein, captures radio apparatus equipment for airplane use. The apparatus includes a Field switch, type 88-3 and a distributing block type BL-1, both of which are disassembled. The photo was taken at the Radio Development Station in Washington, D.C., during World War One.

SWITCHBOARD FOR 100-INCH TELESCOPE.

The telephone station Malmskillsgatan 30, Stockholm. The multiple field.

Photo of an instrument panel for the maintenance service at Marineliegkamp de Kooy.

A view of the facility control room aboard the destroyer HAYLER (DD-997) at 90 percent completion. Base: Pascagoula State: Mississippi (MS) Country: United States Of America (USA)

Kodak Instamatic M60-L projector.

Top of cable path when mounting cable.

Slot machines at a casino in Las Vegas, Nevada

Tel-Aviv Exchange Automatic Telephone. 1934, Israel, Tel Aviv

Caption: Bull General Electric is now introducing in its range of data machines a new equipment called series 50, which will replace the classic hole cards and also give the small businesses the opportunity to use advanced data processing methods. The first announced machine is Gamma 55 that has a core memory of 2,500, 5,000 or 10,000 positions. IN.

Combined television and radio receiver by Mullard Electronic Products.

Proposal for a refrigerator L 300. The casing performed in a sweep.

Woman sending Morse code using telegraph (EV004589_H)

Anefo photo collection. Mr Krebbers from Deventer invented a device to receive the second German network. October 9, 1962. Deventer

ELECTRONICS (EV001915_H)

At U.S. Lighthouse Service Station, Staten Island, N.Y. A closeup of the prismatic revolving light which is installed in the majority of lighthouses.

Workshop image to technology for everyone's photo competition. Taken with camera: retina.

'A Marconi wireless operator receiving wireless messages as the Empress of Britain crosses the Atlan Artist: Unknown.

Smallest field spark station.

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - The Command and Service Module (CSM) for Apollo 11 move from 134 work stand and final mate to service-module-to-launch-module adapter (SLA).

Telephone gear in the office building "Pennfäder".

Telegrafie im 19. Jahrhundert: Elektromotorischer Kopiertelegraf von S. P. Denison, digital restaurierte Reproduktion einer Originalvorlage aus dem 19...

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