Vintage Electronics

Black and white images of vintage electronic equipment like switchboards and cabinets, showcasing historical technology in a nostalgic style.

LEFT PORTION OF SWITCHBOARD FOR 50-FOOT INTERFEROMETER.
LEFT PORTION OF SWITCHBOARD FOR 50-FOOT INTERFEROMETER.
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BBC Photograph: A TV Producer At Work -- George Foa, BBC television producer, sitting in the vision control room during a production of opera. On his right is the vision mixer and on his left his secretary, while in front of them are four "monitor" screens showing the work being done by the four cameras in the studio. The picture being taken by No. 1 camera is shown on No. 1 monitor on the left, that from No. 2 camera on the second monitor and so on. Foa decides which picture he wishes to use at which moment and instructs the vision mixer at his side to "cut" to, say, camera No. 1. September 30, 1955.
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T 112 Details of antenna.T 112 (depicted name)
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Image of the broadcaster Christien de Vries in the Seinhuis Post T under the hood of the N.S. station Utrecht et al. in Utrecht.
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LT. Ann K. Yoshibashi communicates over computer lines at the Headquarters, Naval Space Surveillance System. Base: Dahlgren State: Virginia (VA) Country: United States Of America (USA)
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A solid-propellant apogee motor for the NATO III communications satellite (SATCOM) is being put into a 110,000-foot altitude test. The engine also underwent the impact, vibration and acceleration (IVA) test. Base: Arnold Air Force Station State: Tennessee (TN) Country: United States Of America (USA)
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Retro control panel with switches and dials under an analog clock in dim lighting.
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Connect: K8. 2 refrigerator in a casing.
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Television camera at the Royal Institute of Technology Test transmissions.
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Anefo photo collection. Novelties Firato 82 (RAI, Amsterdam); Mini TV (flat TV) from Sony. August 18, 1982. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
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UNIVAC (Universal Automatic Computer) made by the EckertMauchly Computer Corporation. The BINAC, built by the EckertMauchly Computer Corporation, was the first general-purpose computer for commercial use. The descendants of the later UNIVAC 1107 continue today as products of the Unisys company. The most famous UNIVAC product was the UNIVAC I mainframe computer of 1951, which became known for predicting the outcome of the U.S. presidential election the following year.
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Film projectors, 077 Ernemann VII B, 1936-51, exhibition Grosses Kino in the Industriemuseum Lauf, Middle Franconia, Bavaria, Germany, Europe
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Small Craft Radar (SO) Antenna. This image depicts small craft radar equipment.
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Fog Navigation Compass
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Anefo photo collection. Firato 74 in the RAI; Television set with additional display before stopping image. August 29, 1974. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
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Supreme Inspector Bo Ytterberg shows one of the phones that were preserved at the then planned TGOJ museum in Skogstorp's station house.
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An experimental model of a pushbutton telephone being developed at Bell Telephone Laboratories is tried by Gayle Gerbe. The pushbutton telephone is made feasible today by electronic advances which include the transistor, invented at Bell Laboratories. This particular pushbutton design combines many features that promote the greatest accuracy and that are most preferred by users. The button arrangement is the result of months of human-factors study.
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Model of Ramjet
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Bill Ballhaus and Nicholas Vojvodich inspect the Galileo Probe Engineering Assembly Display
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Brauns Reseradio Transistor received along with other Braun apparatus "Grand-Prix" at the XL triennal in Milan in 1957. The price is the prime international award that could be given to reward good industrial design. Braun transistor is designed by the designer Dieter Rams at Max Braun Frankfurt / Main, instead of radio tube, the apparatus has seven transistors in each battery (which cost 6 SEK) and handed for 800-1000 listening hours. Come on the Swedish market in May 1957 or 1958.
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Tiny Motor Helps Fliers -- Jean Jettie, an airline hostess, compares a compact with a tiny hydraulic motor weighing less than a pound and developing 2½ horsepower during a demonstration here of robot gadgets designed to help pilots fly supersonic aircraft. The motor helps operate ailerons, rudders or elevators which otherwise could not be moved because of terrific wind pressures. It was perfected by the Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co., and shown to the Airport Operators' Council convention h
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Using a bell telephone. Dated 1880
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Radio Craft: Sky Radio Blankets Enemy, Electronics - Radio & Wireless
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Candy Vending Machine, Mechanical Banks
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Brochure for Ericsson's 500 selector in Spanish.
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Radio News and Short Wave Radio: Start Your Vacation with a Transceptor, Electronics - Radio & Wireless