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RMCY2CJK–Stone blocks with four bolt holes were used to support railway lines before sleepers incorporated into walkway at Saltburn beach
RMW2PBNF–Drilling bolt holes in finished steel rails.; Underwood & Underwood Stereographs of Manufacturing Industries, Set 6 - Rolling mills for steel, Image 42 - Drilling bolt holes in finished steel rails. These stereographs were created and sold as a set for educational use by Underwood & Underwood, a maker of stereoscopic images and equipment. This set was produced between 1895, when the educational unit was established, and 1921, when the company was sold.
RMT835FX–A two-blade propeller Circa 1920, made of multi-layered walnut wood. The tapering hub marked 'bky' as well as 'D1780' and '6004143'(?). Eight bolt holes for mounting the propeller. Propeller ends with multi-riveted brass protection. Light usage and wear marks, origin presumably abroad. Hub diameter 25.5 cm, total length of propeller 180 cm. historic, historical, troop, troops, armed forces, military, militaria, army, wing, group, air force, air forces, 20th century, Editorial-Use-Only
RMA5J54G–October 2000 Iron workers use sledge hammer to line up bolt holes on 24,000 pound support column.
RM2RC5HXF–Close-up view of a drill for centrifugal bolt holes at the Russell Motor Car Company, Ltd., Plant in Toronto, Canada. The drill is being used in the manufacturing of SUMBE AU NO.101 fuzes. Taken during World War I.
![The Building in Hyde Park, for the Great Exhibition of 1851 - Punching Machine, 1850. View of '...the operations of punching bolt-holes in the bars of iron, and cutting off the ends by the shears. These modes of substituting mechanical for manual labour are to be seen in every large mechanical establishment in the kingdom. It may be mentioned here, that about 3000 holes are punched during the present working day of ten hours'. From "Illustrated London News", 1850. Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2HT6AK5/the-building-in-hyde-park-for-the-great-exhibition-of-1851-punching-machine-1850-view-of-the-operations-of-punching-bolt-holes-in-the-bars-of-iron-and-cutting-off-the-ends-by-the-shears-these-modes-of-substituting-mechanical-for-manual-labour-are-to-be-seen-in-every-large-mechanical-establishment-in-the-kingdom-it-may-be-mentioned-here-that-about-3000-holes-are-punched-during-the-present-working-day-of-ten-hours-from-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-1850-2HT6AK5.jpg "The Building in Hyde Park, for the Great Exhibition of 1851 - Punching Machine, 1850. View of '...the operations of punching bolt-holes in the bars of iron, and cutting off the ends by the shears. These modes of substituting mechanical for manual labour are to be seen in every large mechanical establishment in the kingdom. It may be mentioned here, that about 3000 holes are punched during the present working day of ten hours'. From "Illustrated London News", 1850. Stock Photo")
RM2HT6AK5–The Building in Hyde Park, for the Great Exhibition of 1851 - Punching Machine, 1850. View of '...the operations of punching bolt-holes in the bars of iron, and cutting off the ends by the shears. These modes of substituting mechanical for manual labour are to be seen in every large mechanical establishment in the kingdom. It may be mentioned here, that about 3000 holes are punched during the present working day of ten hours'. From "Illustrated London News", 1850.
RMDRWGD3–Stone blocks formerly used to support railway lines used in a beach walkway in Saltburn being rebuilt after storm damage
RM2NH2YCG–ROBINS AIR FORCE BASE, Ga. – Gary Hardnett, 558th Aircraft Maintenance Support Squadron non-destructive tester inspector, conducts an eddy current test on bolt holes to a C-17 aircraft wing at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, Dec. 8, 2022. The eddy current inspection is used to show cracks or defects in the hole.
RFWWM38Y–A close up view of reclaimed timber reused to build a timber barn showing the old bolt holes, the grain and thickness and quality of the timber boards
RF2KHE8T4–letter or word E font like bolt holes with gear outside shape image graphic icon logo design abstract concept vector stock initial or mechanical
RMD2057T–Men standing in deep water drilling bolt holes for in new timber fenders for protecting Whitby swing bridge from ship collision
RMW570D1–Francesco Alidosi, papal bequest in Bologna, Bronze medal with three holes in it. Front: man's bust piece with hat to the right inside the inscription. Reverse: Jupitter with a lightning bolt in hand, standing in a wagon pulled by two eagles within a wrap, Bologna, anonymous, Italy, 1511, bronze (metal), founding, d 6 cm × w 61.13
RMT835FY–A two-blade propeller Circa 1920, made of multi-layered walnut wood. The tapering hub marked 'bky' as well as 'D1780' and '6004143'(?). Eight bolt holes for mounting the propeller. Propeller ends with multi-riveted brass protection. Light usage and wear marks, origin presumably abroad. Hub diameter 25.5 cm, total length of propeller 180 cm. historic, historical, troop, troops, armed forces, military, militaria, army, wing, group, air force, air forces, 20th century, Editorial-Use-Only
RMT8NYHN–A two-blade propeller manufactured by 'GARUDA' with a picture of an Iron Cross Made of multi-layered walnut wood, the tapering hub measures 20 cm in diameter, with six bolt holes for mounting the propeller. One end of the propeller bears a stylised 1914 Iron Cross, the other end with splinter damage. Further marks on the propeller are the number '11459 - Geprüft P & W 1430' (tr. 'Inspected P & W 1430') and 'Stand 1260 - 143 Z 2b 270'. Front shows slight signs of wear and usage, the rear side shows heavy signs of storage and water damage. Total length of the propeller circa , Editorial-Use-Only
RMA5J55M–Iron worker use sledge hammer to line up bolt holes on 24,000 pound columns for the new Random House building.
RMT4R4A1–A two-blade propeller manufactured by 'GARUDA' with a picture of an Iron Cross Made of multi-layered walnut wood, the tapering hub measures 20 cm in diameter, with six bolt holes for mounting the propeller. One end of the propeller bears a stylised 1914 Iron Cross, the other end with splinter damage. Further marks on the propeller are the number '11459 - Geprüft P & W 1430' (tr. 'Inspected P & W 1430') and 'Stand 1260 - 143 Z 2b 270'. Front shows slight signs of wear and usage, the rear side shows heavy signs of storage and water damage. Total length of the propeller circa , Editorial-Use-Only
RF2BBG8N5–Storm with lightning flashing in the backgroud as train tracks and a train crossing with stop sign are in the foreground near Portage la Prairie Manitoba Canada Bullet holes in the stop sign are common in rural Manitoba
RM2DMH339–Designs of Bolts and a Hinge, Richard de Lalonde, French, active 1780–96, Pen and ink, brush and wash on paper, Upper bolt in shape of an octagonal escutcheon with rinceaux decor; lower bolt, same except for curved escutcheon; center, hinge has six holes., France, ca. 1790, hardware, Drawing
RMW56CDY–Drum or box, quarter-cylinder shaped, red in color, A drum box made of walnut and largely covered with red silk in the form of a quarter cylinder, with iron handle on top, and iron hinges and bolt closure at the back: holes in front and sides., anonymous, Amsterdam (possibly), c. 1700 - c. 1799, walnut (hardwood), iron (metal), silk, h 1.9 cm × w 4.1 cm × d 1.7 cm
![Mr. C. Springer, Cabinet shaped bolt lock with inscription MRC. Springer 1743, coming from the Stock Exchange gate, lock closing device key iron iron, Cast iron lock with concentric key holes one bolt rectangular closed lock case and point on top with MRC. Springer 1743 In view of the operation of the lock mechanism, this lock has latch lock with spring. This lock has concentric keyholes; this means that the key beard can simply be put through the lock which makes the use of the lock more difficult to lock in relief MRC [or G] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/R71XN2/mr-c-springer-cabinet-shaped-bolt-lock-with-inscription-mrc-springer-1743-coming-from-the-stock-exchange-gate-lock-closing-device-key-iron-iron-cast-iron-lock-with-concentric-key-holes-one-bolt-rectangular-closed-lock-case-and-point-on-top-with-mrc-springer-1743-in-view-of-the-operation-of-the-lock-mechanism-this-lock-has-latch-lock-with-spring-this-lock-has-concentric-keyholes-this-means-that-the-key-beard-can-simply-be-put-through-the-lock-which-makes-the-use-of-the-lock-more-difficult-to-lock-in-relief-mrc-or-g-R71XN2.jpg "Mr. C. Springer, Cabinet shaped bolt lock with inscription MRC. Springer 1743, coming from the Stock Exchange gate, lock closing device key iron iron, Cast iron lock with concentric key holes one bolt rectangular closed lock case and point on top with MRC. Springer 1743 In view of the operation of the lock mechanism, this lock has latch lock with spring. This lock has concentric keyholes; this means that the key beard can simply be put through the lock which makes the use of the lock more difficult to lock in relief MRC [or G] Stock Photo")
RMR71XN2–Mr. C. Springer, Cabinet shaped bolt lock with inscription MRC. Springer 1743, coming from the Stock Exchange gate, lock closing device key iron iron, Cast iron lock with concentric key holes one bolt rectangular closed lock case and point on top with MRC. Springer 1743 In view of the operation of the lock mechanism, this lock has latch lock with spring. This lock has concentric keyholes; this means that the key beard can simply be put through the lock which makes the use of the lock more difficult to lock in relief MRC [or G]
RFWWM3ET–A close up view of reclaimed timber reused to build a timber barn showing the old bolt holes, the grain and thickness and quality of the timber boards
RMW56YJ8–Gunlock (Percussion), Adjustable percussion lock on a small wooden board, representing the lock elevation. The lock consists of three main parts: the hammer, the mounting plate and the spacer with the whistle. The mounting plate is an L-shaped piece of iron with a jaw for the hammer on one side and a bolt for attaching the spacer to the other. In the overhanging piece it has two holes for the bolts with which it is bolted to the lock elevation, one of these holes is oval, so that the bolts can vary in distance relative to each other. The hammer is tilted slightly to hit the whip, which comes
RMW73241–ROOF BOLTER LEE CALDWELL WITH A BOLT USED TO BRACE CEILINGS IN A MINE OF THE TENNESSEE CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY NEAR JASPER AND CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE. HE OPERATES A SELF-PROPELLED MACHINE WITH A DRILL THAT BORES HOLES IN THE CEILING AND AUTOMATICALLY SCREWS FOUR TO FIVE FOOT BOLTS INTO THE CEILING. THIS METHOD CUTS DOWN ON THE NUMBER OF WOODEN POSTS NEEDED AS BRACING. THIS IS THE MOST DANGEROUS JOB IN THE MINES
RF2RWWY7H–Drill drills holes for bolts in a wooden board vector illustration isolated on white background
RF2CC2TN1–Old screw and nail heads set, golden metal bolts, grunge rusty rivets hardware yellow caps with grooves and holes top view isolated on transparent background. Realistic 3d vector illustration, icons
RF2CBCT7D–Old screw and nail heads set, steel metal bolts, grunge rusty rivets hardware grey caps with grooves and holes top view isolated on transparent background. Realistic 3d vector illustration, icons
RMT8NYHM–A two-blade propeller manufactured by 'GARUDA' with a picture of an Iron Cross Made of multi-layered walnut wood, the tapering hub measures 20 cm in diameter, with six bolt holes for mounting the propeller. One end of the propeller bears a stylised 1914 Iron Cross, the other end with splinter damage. Further marks on the propeller are the number '11459 - Geprüft P & W 1430' (tr. 'Inspected P & W 1430') and 'Stand 1260 - 143 Z 2b 270'. Front shows slight signs of wear and usage, the rear side shows heavy signs of storage and water damage. Total length of the propeller circa , Editorial-Use-Only
RF2BBG8F5–Storm with lightning flashing in the backgroud as train crosses the tracks and a train crossing and stop sign is in the foreground near Portage la Prairie Manitoba Canada Bullet holes in the stop sign are common in rural Manitoba
RF2B7JR43–British troops firing along the French Bund during the Boxer Rebellion, in Tientsin, China, 1900. They crouch behind sandbags and cotton bales; two officers stand, watching. Bad building damage from cannon and rifle fire. The Boxers were a Chinese organization that was anti-imperialist, anti-foreigners, and anti-Christians, all of which had established offensive communities in China. The Boxers fought to drive out the British, Japanese, French, Russians, Americans, and others. The Chinese lost the war. To see my related vintage images, Search: Prestor vintage places China weapon
RFWWM2YN–A close up view of reclaimed timber reused to build a timber barn showing the old bolt holes, the grain and thickness and quality of the timber boards
RM2DF6C50–Anonymous, 16th century, Lock: 22.7 x 29.7 x 5.4cm (227 x 297 x 54mm), Key: 7 x 15.2 x 1.2cm (70 x 152 x 12mm), Iron lock with key attributed to the house of PA Van der Werf. The lock consists of an iron plate with a keyhole and a slide with a button. The plate has a perpendicular part with a square opening for the bolt. The keyhole has a leaf-shaped decoration on the top and bottom. The actual lock with tumbler mechanism is riveted to this plate. A simple baluster-shaped decoration has been placed on the place of the rivets. There are four holes in the plate for attachment to the door. The
RMW72KHW–MINER LEE CALDWELL, ON A SELF-PROPELLED ROOF BOLTING MACHINE IN A MINE OF THE TENNESSEE CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY NEAR JASPER AND CHATTANOOGA. THE MACHINE HAS A DRILL THAT BORES HOLES IN THE CEILING OF THE SHAFT AND AUTOMATICALLY SCREWS FOUR TO FIVE FOOT BOLTS WHICH ACT AS BRACES TO KEEP THE ROOF FROM FALLING. IN THE UPPER FOREGROUND IS A BOLT THAT HAS JUST BEEN DRILLED IN. THIS METHOD CUTS DOWN ON THE NUMBER OF WOOD POSTS NEEDED AS BRACING. THIS IS THE MOST DANGEROUS JOB IN THE MINES
RF2T0K3XW–Drill drills holes for bolts in a wooden board vector illustration isolated on white background
RMPH0PTC–Suriname Army Sgt. Vikash Boedhai, Suriname Defense Force, Paramaribo, Suriname, uses a right angle drill to pre-drill bolt holes for the framework being placed on the bridge planks repair project near Deadwood, S.D., June 15, 2018.
RM2AMYTDR–Shipbuilding in iron and steel / a practical treatise . . trength of the plates supposed tobe caused by the bolt-holes. The Iron Plate Committee consider,however, that the experiments made at Shoeburyness prove thatwith soft iron, such as is preferred for armour plates, the reductionin strength is not at all serious. This experimental proof, of course,removes the basis on which have rested most of the ingenious butexpensive propositions for attaching armour without the use of boltspassing through the plates. The two methods of fastening now inuse in ships such as we are considering, which have
RMPAEMYE–SANTA RITA, Guam (March 17, 2016) — Navy Diver Seaman Ty Hagel, left, Navy Diver 2nd Class Doug Haden, center, and Navy Diver 3rd Class Cody Lickteig, all assigned to the Emory S. Land-class submarine tender USS Frank Cable’s (AS 40) Dive Locker, work together to align bolt-holes and properly secure parts removed from Los Angeles-class Fast-Attack Submarine USS Chicago (SSN 721) on sierra pier March 17, at U.S. Naval Base Guam. Frank Cable’s Dive Locker provided necessary repairs supporting forward-readiness for Chicago. Frank Cable, forward deployed to the island of Guam conducts maintenanc
RM2JN9WTY–Ghost Crabs are common along sandy beaches of the tropical Indo-Pacific Ocean. They scurry along the wave fringes and excavate bolt holes on the fring
RMT8NYHJ–A two-blade propeller manufactured by 'GARUDA' with a picture of an Iron Cross Made of multi-layered walnut wood, the tapering hub measures 20 cm in diameter, with six bolt holes for mounting the propeller. One end of the propeller bears a stylised 1914 Iron Cross, the other end with splinter damage. Further marks on the propeller are the number '11459 - Geprüft P & W 1430' (tr. 'Inspected P & W 1430') and 'Stand 1260 - 143 Z 2b 270'. Front shows slight signs of wear and usage, the rear side shows heavy signs of storage and water damage. Total length of the propeller circa , Editorial-Use-Only
RMGK6641–49884 Creosoted pile, Western Pacific Ferry Slip, Alameda, attacked by Limnoria at bolt and dog holes
RM2DF6C5A–Anonymous, 16th century, Lock: 22.7 x 29.7 x 5.4cm (227 x 297 x 54mm), Key: 7 x 15.2 x 1.2cm (70 x 152 x 12mm), Iron lock with key attributed to the house of PA Van der Werf. The lock consists of an iron plate with a keyhole and a slide with a button. The plate has a perpendicular part with a square opening for the bolt. The keyhole has a leaf-shaped decoration on the top and bottom. The actual lock with tumbler mechanism is riveted to this plate. A simple baluster-shaped decoration has been placed on the place of the rivets. There are four holes in the plate for attachment to the door. The
RM2W91MDW–Gunlock (Percussion), Rijkswerf Hellevoetsluis, 1857 demonstration model Adjustable percussion slot on a small wooden board, which proposes the closure of the final. The lock consists of three main components: the hammer, the mounting plate and the distance piece with a pipes. The mounting plate is an L-shaped piece of iron with a mouth for the hammer on one side and a bolt for attaching the distance piece to the other. In the overhanging piece, it has two holes for the bolts that are bolting to the closure; One of these holes is oval, so that the bolts can vary in a distance relative to each
RM2BCYM15–Designs of Bolts and a Hinge. Research in ProgressUpper bolt in shape of an octagonal escutcheon with rinceaux decor; lower bolt, same except for curved escutcheon; center, hinge has six holes. Designs of Bolts and a Hinge
RF2RWWY30–Drill drills holes for bolts in a wooden board vector illustration isolated on white background
RM2HH8J0E–Game of Hounds and Jackals ca. 1814–1805 B.C. Middle Kingdom The board rests on four bulls' legs; one is completely restored and another only partially. There is a drawer with a bolt to store the playing pieces: five pins with hounds' heads and five with jackals' heads. The board is shaped like an axe-blade, and there are 58 holes in the upper surface with an incised palm tree topped by a shen sign in the center. Howard Carter and the Earl of Carnarvon reconstructed the game as follows in their publication of the find (Five Years of Explorations at Thebes, A Record of Work Done 1907-1911, Lond
RM2AKCRRH–A manual of practical hygiene for students, physicians, and health officers . o the hub. AVith the flanged Sanitas pipe, theconnection is obtained more easily andcheaply; here the lead pipe is flanged outand bolted to the iron by means of cast-ironrings with ears and bolt-holes correspondingto those on the pipe. Each soil-pipe should be extended in fullsize through the roof for about two feet, andits outlet should not be obstructed by a capor cowl, as is commonly done. The capserves no useful purpose, and the passagefor air is so narrow that, in winter, when thewarm, moist air ascends, a coati
RMAY4DBJ–Drilling holes using jumbo drill before rock bolt installation during new underground gold mine construction, USA
RF2G8A3HX–Fight between galaxies with futuristic black holes and lightning among the stars. Elements of this image furnished by NASA.
RMT4R4A3–A two-blade propeller manufactured by 'GARUDA' with a picture of an Iron Cross Made of multi-layered walnut wood, the tapering hub measures 20 cm in diameter, with six bolt holes for mounting the propeller. One end of the propeller bears a stylised 1914 Iron Cross, the other end with splinter damage. Further marks on the propeller are the number '11459 - Geprüft P & W 1430' (tr. 'Inspected P & W 1430') and 'Stand 1260 - 143 Z 2b 270'. Front shows slight signs of wear and usage, the rear side shows heavy signs of storage and water damage. Total length of the propeller circa , Editorial-Use-Only
RMDR1J57–December 4, 2008, Oceanside, California, USA GEORGE SCHULTZ, left and ALEX JOHNSON, at right, pour a special anchor bolt grout into holes drilled into the base of the Mission San Luis Rey's new 12 foot tall concrete sign. Steel coil rods installed vertically into the base of the sign section suspended behind them will go into the holes when the section is placed on to the base Cred
RMBR5TT8–A Turkish Mauser M 1890, calibre 7,65 Belgian Mauser, serial number 40898 (in Turkish writing), dated on the receiver 1309 (1891). Some parts missing, pitted on the bolt, the stock repaired with wood paste, some worm holes, corroded handle. With a bayonet dated 1312 (1894). historic, historical, 19th century, gun, guns, firearm, fire arm, firearms, fire arms, weapons, arms, weapon, arm, fighting device, object, objects, stills, clipping, clippings, cut out, cut-out, cut-outs, military, militaria, piece of equipment,
RM2F248PR–Gunlock (Percussion).Adjustable percussion lock on a small wooden board, which represents the lock hardener. The lock consists of three main components: the hammer, the mounting plate and the spacer with impact pipe. The mounting plate is an L-shaped piece of iron with a mouth for the hammer on one side and a bolt for mounting the spacer to the other. In the overhanging piece it has two holes for the bolts with which it is banned to the lock hardening; One of these holes is oval, so that the bolts can vary in distance relative to each other. The hammer is slightly oblique to hit the impact pip
RMGK664W–49904 Creosoted pile destroyed by Limnoria, which entered through a bolt hole and adjacent dog holes
RF2T5888C–Bolt handle with grooves and holes on a rifle with a full metal chassis on a white background
RMW56Y8X–Model of a 3-Pounder Gun on a Slide for a Launch, Model of a cannon on a slide carriage for sloops. The trumpet is tulip-shaped and finished with a jewelry ring. The 28 cm long barrel has a caliber of 14 mm and two jewelery bands, two simple dolphins were cast on the tap piece. There is a grape on the breech. The spout is a thick rectangular board, rounded at the front, and on which two cheeks are connected by a brass rod. The cheeks have elliptical holes at the bottom for the refraction and the taps are covered with brass. The carriage has a swirl bolt that travels into the channel of
RM2F2474K–Model or a 3-pounder Gun on a slide for a launch. Model of a gun on a sliding slide for sloops. The trump is tulip-shaped and finished with a jewelry ring. The 28 cm long loop has a 14 mm caliber and two ornamental rod tires; Two simple dolphins have been poured on the tapping piece. There is a grape on the Kulas. The oFFuit is a thick rectangular shelf rounded at the front, and on which two cheeks are connected by a brass rod. The cheeks have elliptical holes at the bottom before the puzzle and the tapping are lined with brass. The buffer has a vertebral bolt that sails in the carriage of the
RF2N9XMJ6–a mechanic removing stuck injector in diesel engine using press, car repair concept. High quality photo
RFA7HA4C–Iron lock on wooden door of the 13th Century church of St Jacques at Villefranche de Conflent in the Pyrenees Orientales, France
RM2AXJY91–How an aeroplane is built . across to fit the contourof the ribs. As this bevel will be a definiteangle and will probably be specified in de-grees and half degrees, a bevel protractorwill be required to set out and check thisoperation. Careful reference to the planshould be made to ascertain the amount ofbevel required. This work may either bedone on the planing machine or thespindle. A DELICATE OPERATION.The bolt holes for the wiring plates mustnow be marked off, also the holes for thestrut eyebolts, which go vertically throughthe spars. Before drilling these bolt holes it is ne-cessary to po
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