Device Prints

INDIA: CHINESE SOLDIER, c1942. Chinese soldier smiling proudly by his newly acquired weapon
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TRAIN DISPATCHER, 1943. A railroad dispatcher in the general office in Amarillo
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CHEMIST, 1938. Chemist running an experiment on sweet potato starch, Laurel, Mississippi
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X-RAY MACHINE, 1942. A baby being x-rayed at the Provident Hospital in Chicago, Illinois
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GOLF COURSE, 1929. Men conducting an experiment on the green at a golf course. Photograph
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X-RAY ROOM, c1920. An X-ray room at the Washington Sanitarium in Takoma Park, Maryland
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DIVING DEVICE, 1791. Model of a hydraulic machine used for recovering items from shipwrecks
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THERMOMETER, 1869. A self-registering thermometer, used at the meteorological observatory
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RAIN GAUGE, 1869. A self-registering rain gauge, used at the meteorological observatory
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WEATHER VANE, 1869. A self-registering wind vane, used at the meteorological observatory
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TESTING MACHINE, 1878. A universal testing machine, used to test the tensile
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KINETOPHONE, 1895. A man looking into a Kinetophone, wearing earphones that connect
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WORLD WAR I: MACHINE GUN. French machine gun with a semi-circular loading device
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PHENAKISTOSCOPE. Model of a phenakistoscope, an early animation device (predecessor
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THOMAS EDISON (1847-1931). American inventor. Photograph, c1908
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NEW YORK: WINE INDUSTRY. Werner and Company employees bottling champagne in New York City
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WINEMAKING: CORKING, 1866. Corking machine for sparkling wine
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POST RIDER, c1750. Woodcut device used by the Boston Post Boy newspaper, c1750
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AD: THERMOMETER, 1890. American magazine advertisement for Standard Thermometers, 1890
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SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS, 1890. American magazine advertisements for various scientific instruments
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AD: MAGIC LANTERN, 1890. American magazine advertisements for magic lanterns, puppets
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(c1225-c1250). French architect
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The extraction of a bone fragment from the brain resulting from a skull fracture
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Springs and measuring devices designed by Robert Hooke
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(c1225-c1250) French architect
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Diagrammatic drawing of a self-trimming lamp from the Kitab al-Hiyal of Ahmed bin Musa
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Drawing from the third
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Drawing from the patent application of American inventor Whitcomb L
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Diagram illustrating ten different geological measurement devices, c1970
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A Signal Corps message center set up in the back of a military truck during a field problem at Fort Riley
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An American World War II Douglas B-18B Bolo bomber
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Advertisement for Evans Vacuum Cap Corporation from an American magazine, 1890
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French chemist and microbiologist
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Talking doll invented by Thomas Edison, c1890
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American swimmer. Photographed with a paddling device, 1924
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MILITARY EQUIPMENT, 1777. Various devices for reinforcing a military camp
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GILLETTE RAZOR, 1904. Drawing from King C
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MOUTH PEAR. Medieval torture instrument used to gag a victim. 19th century wood engraving
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FOXE: BOOK OF MARTYRS. An English Protestant being tortured on the rack during the reign of Queen Mary I (1553-1558)
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MASTURBATION DEVICE. Device for the treatment of masturbation. French advertisement, 1904
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RADIOLOGIST, c1930. A radiologist using x-rays to repel Death
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ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL (1847-1922). American (Scottish-born) teacher and inventor
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ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL (1847-1922). American (Scottish-born) teacher and inventor
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CENSUS TABULATOR, c1908. A U. S. Census Bureau tabulator and operator. Photograph, c1908
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(c1225-c1250). French architect
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(c1225-1250). French architect
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