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WARDENCLYFFE TOWER, c1910. Wardenclyffe Tower, also known as Tesla Tower, a wireless
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FIRST WATER-CLOSET, 1596. The first water-closet
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TELEGRAPH OPERATORS, c1912. Telegraph operators copying messages transmitted from ships at sea
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BELL LABORATORY, 1884. The Bell Telephone Laboratory. Engraving, 1884
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PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION. Birdseye view of the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York
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TYPEWRITER KEYS, 1921. Typewriter keys. Photograph by Ralph Steiner, 1921
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PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION. The Machinery Building at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo
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PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION. The Art Gallery Building at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo
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PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION. The Manufacturers Building at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo
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PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION. The New York State Building at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo
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PHOTOGRAPHERS, C1920. Two photographers taking each others picture while perched on a roof
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SUBMACHINE GUN, 1920. The target used by F
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AD: TELEPHONE, 1901. American magazine advertisement for the New York Telephone Company
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OCEAN DEPTHS, 1888. Map showing the depths of the Western Atlantic Basin and the Gulf of Mexico
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CURRENT METER, 1888. Pillsburys instrument for measuring ocean currents. Diagram, 1888
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WATCHMAKERS, 1869. Workers assembling the parts of pocket watches, at the Elgin
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HELIOTROPE, 1888. Surveying tool using a mirror to reflect sunlight over a distance
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WATCHMAKER, 1869. A watchmaker baking the dials at the Elgin National Watch Company
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WATCHMAKER, 1869. Machine used to cut watch wheel teeth, at the Elgin National
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WATCHMAKER, 1869. American watchmakers in the train room, at the Elgin National
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WATCHMAKER, 1869. An American watchmaker punching the wheels. Wood engraving, American
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SKULL WATCH. Skull watch owned by Mary, Queen of Scots. Engraving, American, 1869
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BOLLEE CARRIAGE, 1898. Dr. Casgrains Bollee carriage for winter use. Engraving
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CLOCK: CLEPSYDRA. An antique water clock. Engraving, American, 1869
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ROTARY ENGINE, 1898. Willerton and Shortliffs improved rotary engine. Engraving
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MITERING TOOL, 1867. Diagram of a mitering tool. Engraving, American, 1867
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, 1867. Cover of Scientific American, 1867
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KRUPP CANNON, 1867. Diagram of a Krupp cannon exhibited at the Paris World Exposition of 1867
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VIVISCOPE, 1896. The viviscope, which creates the illusion of a moving picture
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STEREOSCOPE, 1896. An inverting stereoscope. Engraving, American, 1896
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DAGUERREOTYPIST, 1843. A daguerreotypist studio in Westminster, London, England
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ADDRESS MACHINE, 1858. Machine invented by James Lord for addressing newspapers
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FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY, 1865. Demonstration of flash photography with a magnesium light
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DAGUERREOTYPE POEM, 1843. Lines Written on Seeing a Daguerreotype Portrait of a Lady
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DAUGHERTY TYPEWRITER, 1895. The Daugherty typewriter. Engraving, American, 1895
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DAUGHERTY TYPEWRITER, 1895. Principal parts of the Daugherty typewriter. Engraving
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DAUGHERTY TYPEWRITER, 1895. Front view of a Daugherty typewriter. Engraving, American
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ELECTRICITY. Insulated Metallic Spheres, electrified by contact with charged conductor
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TELEGRAPH OPERATORS, c1912. Students practicing at the Marconi Wireless Telegraph
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TELEGRAPH, 1833. The first electromagnetic telegraph machine, built by German physicist
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BATTERY, 18th CENTURY. Electric battery composed of nine Leyden jars. Engraving
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ELECTRICITY: LEYDEN JAR. The charge produced by a Leyden jar
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TELEGRAPH, 1860. Communicator and receiver of the military telegraph machine developed
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LEYDEN JAR. A Leyden jar connected to an electricity conductor. Engraving, French
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ATLANTIC CABLE PARADE, 1858. The Atlantic Cable celebration - The Niagaras in Broadway
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COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION, 1893. The German Village
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PHOTOGRAPHER, 1877. The Season at Niagara Falls - Photographing Visitors
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PHOTOGRAPHER, 1864. The Photographer. Engraving after a painting by William Bromley
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AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS, 1884. Sketches of amateur photographers in comical situations, by A
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PHOTOGRAPHER, 1873. The Traveling Photographer. Engraving, English, 1873
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POLICE PHOTOGRAPHER, 1873. The Bashful model
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TRAVELING PHOTOGRAPHER. The traveling photographer in the country. Engraving
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PHOTOGRAPHY: SCHOOL GROUP. A photographer taking a picture of a class at a German Free School
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JAN SZCZEPANIK (1872-1926). Polish scientist and inventor
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HEATING SYSTEM, 1881. American patent steam heating system, 1881
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MAGAZINE STOVE, 1880. American patent magazine stove and warming oven, 1880
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MAGAZINE STOVE, 1875. American patent magazine stove, 1875
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HEATING SYSTEM, 1870. American patent hot air system, 1870
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GAS STOVE, 1880. American patent gas cooking stove, 1880
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PORTABLE RANGE, 1875. American patent portable range, 1875
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HOT WATER OVEN, 1875. American patent hot water reservoir and warming oven, 1875
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HUYGENS: CLOCK, 1724. Pendulum clock invented by Christian Huygens (1629-1965)
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CHINESE COMPASS. Magnetic compass developed in China around the 1st century A. D
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NEBRASKA: PHOTO WAGON. Solomon D. Butchers photography wagon, near the Middle
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TRANSCONTINENTAL TELEPHONE. The final pole of the transcontinental telephone line
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ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL. Bell at the New York end of the first long-distance telephone
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MARCONI COMPANY, 1907. Marconis Wireless Telegraph Company receiving room at Glace Bay
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BELL TELEPHONE SIGN, c1899. Bell pay phone sign with wrought iron frame and hanger
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CHARLES DAVID HERROLD (1875-1948). Known as Doc. American radio broadcasting pioneer
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NEW YORK: TELEPHONE POLES. Telephone poles being erected at the corner of 66th Street
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ELECTRICITY: GENERATOR. An illustration of the direct current generator used by
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ELECTRIC LAMP, 1908. A woman pulling the switch on an electric lamp, which has
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EAKINS: BOY JUMPING. Boy jumping, photographed by Thomas Eakins, c1883
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KINETOPHONE, 1895. A man looking into a Kinetophone, wearing earphones that connect
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RUSSIA: WINDMILL, c1885. View of windmills in Omsk, Russia. Photograph, c1885
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HOLLAND: WINDMILL, c1906. A boy standing along a canal with a windmill in the background
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WORLDs FAIR: WINDMILLS. Various windmills on display at Windmill Hill at the Worlds Fair in St
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BERLIN: WINDMILL. View of a windmill in Potsdam, Berlin, Germany
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HOLLAND: WINDMILL. Scenic view two windmills in Holland. Photochrome print, c1890-1900
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HOLLAND: WINDMILL. View of Spaarne and windmill in Haarlem, Holland. Photochrome print
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HOLLAND: WINDMILL. View of windmills in the Noordendijk
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NEW YORK: WINDMILL, c1905. A group of people posing in front of the windmill
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CHILDREN WITH CAMERA, c1900. Group of children crowded around photographer Frances
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MUYBRIDGE: LOCOMOTION. Photographic study of a series of consecutive images of
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