Tech History Gallery
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themagicfarawayttree:North transept clock of Wells Cathedral circa 1390. Second oldest working clock
Eric the Robot was built in 1928 by WW1 veteran Captain William Richards and aircraft engineer Alan
Apparently, going by my viewing history and wish list… Amazon somehow thinks it found the PER
Juan de la Cierva inventor of the autogyro flying over the Plaza de Catalunya in 1934. Barcelona
Two late 19th century ‘Thermicon’ glazed stoneware hairdryers with wooden handles. Like a hot water
odditiesoflife:Cisterspielerin (Maiden Playing the Cittern) | Mechanical Doll, 16th Century This ant
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oldbookillustrations:Steam engine (with two cylinders)From La vapeur (steam), by A. Guillemin, Paris
~ AT&T ad, 1966 (American Home magazine)via Flickr(click to enlarge)
~ Suggestions to the Housewife; Department of Weights and Measures, District of Columbia; 1911via In
Now online: The Roaring Twenties and the Swinging SixtiesThe Fashion Institute of Technology has a n
thedarkestlovee:pumpkinspicepunani:peashooter85:Modern technology is making us anti-social!It’
Conservators use scientific instrumentation to examine and analyze artworks to determine how they we
Nikola Tesla in his laboratory, 1899.
science-et-fiction:“U.S. Space Hardware— Today and Tomorrow” (1963)
1960: Automation comes to bankingSource
pumpkinspicepunani:peashooter85:Modern technology is making us anti-social!It’s almost like pe
Nova laser control room, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, 1985.
How exhibitions are planned has changed throughout the decades. In the early 20th century planning w
harvestheart:The first Belgian car in Tashkent,1910.Uzbekistan (would have been the Russian Empire i
dancingspirals:ironychan:hungrylikethewolfie:dduane:wine-loving-vagabond:A loaf of bread made in the
mothdogs: hollowedskin: arrghigiveup: arrghigiveup: I need a 3D printer. Edited to include the pic
This is Winslow Homer’s engraving “The Army of the Potomac – A sharpsh
The future was now. Picturephone, 1964.
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