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RMDE5Y2N–The Mechanism of vision. Codice Atlantico, 1490. Manuscript dedicated to the study of the eye and to the science of vision.
RMR23HYC–Diagram of a the mechanism behind a nodding eagle. The head was designed for the choir of the Cathedral by Villard de Honnecourt. Dated 13th Century
RMRYEPP7–technics, looms, punched card mechanism of the Jacquard loom, 1805, wood engraving, late 19th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RM2DAHYHJ–British Canal System -Glasson Branch of Lancaster Canal, England, UK -- Glasson Top Lock gates & mechanism September 2020.
RMEKJWD9–A Floating Mine - The internal mechanism of this dreaded modern instrument of destruction, World War I
RMBB4BYA–Diagrams of an eccentric-and-rod mechanism, commonly used to drive the valve gears of engines.
RMD07525–Top of the carousel, showing drive mechanism (gear at lower right) for the All Hallows Guild carousel in Washington, DC.
RMG2AJ81–Chiffonier clock with musical mechanism. St. Petersburg. 1792. Clockmaker Johann Georg Strasser. The State Hermitage Museum. Saint Petersburg. Russia.
RMHM551F–John Wadham, Chair of the National Preventative Mechanism, gives evidence to a Commons justice committee on prisons reform at the Palace of Westminster in central London.
RMMC6HRM–Stage Magic. Mechanism for Hero's Horse. The mechanism, setin the neck of the model horse, permits a sword to cut through the neck without the head being cut off. The horse is then still able to drink.
RMT10HK4–technics, measurement devices, ergometer and brake mechanism for submarine cable laying, wood engraving, 2nd half 19th century, force measurement, power measurement, power measurements, force, measuring, brake, brakes, appliance, appliances, machine, machines, laying, lay, lays, laid, lay cable, lay tiles, undersea cable, undersea cables, submarine cable, technics, technology, technologies, telecommunication, telecommunications, people, labour, labor, working, work, engineer, technician, engineers, technicians, measurement device, measurement, measurem, Artist's Copyright has not to be cleared
RMG15CFG–Photograph from the book The Mechanism of Human Physiognomy (1862), taken by its author, Guillaume-Benjamin-Armand Duchenne (who is also known as Duchenne de Boulogne). Duchenne (1806-1875), a French neurologist, stimulated the muscles of live subjects wi
RMER7BEY–Fete de pantin. Print shows a balloon with mechanism attached to the bottom of the basket, possibly an elaborate fireworks display. Date between 1820 and 1860.
RMHG7FKD–Stahmer's railway lever frame mechanism used for signalling trains, a system used to direct railway traffic. From Meyers Lexicon, published 1924.
RM2CHBCBY–Amid bleak surroundings, Royal Navy divers continue their search for the wreckage of Donald Campbell's Bluebird at Lake Coniston. Today they found a section of the steering mechanism.
RMMC6HTX–Stage Magic. Mechanism for Hero's Horse. The mechanism, set in the neck of the model horse, permits a sword to cut through the neck without the head being cut off. The horse is then still able to drink.
RMTAE4E3–An intricate French lock, 17th century Wrought iron. The lock mechanism with three cut locking bolts, each of which can be moved individually by a complicated system of wheels and pins. Openwork interior fittings, smooth exterior surface with ornamental bosses and openwork front plate. Comes with a matching key. Dimensions 103 x 195 x 80 mm. Finely worked lock of superior quality. historic, historical, handicrafts, handcraft, craft, object, objects, stills, clipping, clippings, cut out, cut-out, cut-outs, 17th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RFFBXR3F–Technology Mechanism Concept Background Illustration. Rolling Gears Cog Wheels of the System.
RMT953CN–Solar eclipse predictor, c.1750. An illustration showing a mechanism designed to exhibit the time, duration and location of solar eclipses seen from the Earth. This mechanism was designed by the Scottish astronomer James Ferguson (1710-1776). Ferguson was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1763.
RMKRD0K0–The view from the top of the Keep of Newcastle Castle, looking toward the The Swing Bridge over the River Tyne, which connects Gateshead and Newcastle upon Tyne, between the Tyne Bridge and the High Level Bridge. The mechanism used to move the bridge is still the same machinery originally installed by Sir William George Armstrong, 1st Baron Armstrong (1810 1900), a Tyneside industrialist who was the effective founder of the Armstrong Whitworth manufacturing empire. Date: 2007
RM2CHBCCD–A section of Bluebird's steering mechanism is brought ashore at Lake Coniston. This was part of the wreckage found by Royal Navy divers who have been searching since Donald Campbell was killed when his jet boat crashed while on a world water speed record attempt.
RMTAE4E5–An intricate French lock, 17th century Wrought iron. The lock mechanism with three cut locking bolts, each of which can be moved individually by a complicated system of wheels and pins. Openwork interior fittings, smooth exterior surface with ornamental bosses and openwork front plate. Comes with a matching key. Dimensions 103 x 195 x 80 mm. Finely worked lock of superior quality. historic, historical, handicrafts, handcraft, craft, object, objects, stills, clipping, clippings, cut out, cut-out, cut-outs, 17th century, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RFT7XXTR–Group of ancient women admiring a clockwork mechanism doll indoor in a shadowy room with a small light. Old etching style illustration after Cochin publ. on Magasin Pittoresque Paris 1848
RMAYP6H9–Study of a spring drive mechanism in a time instrument ca. 1495 pen and ink sketched by Leonardo da Vinci 1452-1519
RFFDB81W–Global Economy Abstract Background. World Economy Mechanism Conceptual Background Illustration with Trading Stats, Compass Rose
RM2BE106K–Solar eclipse predictor, c.1750. An illustration showing a mechanism designed to exhibit the time, duration and location of solar eclipses seen from the Earth. This mechanism was designed by the Scottish astronomer James Ferguson (1710-1776). Ferguson was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1763.
