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Military inventions Black & White Stock Photos
RMG7RTAM–Military - Ballistic Missile Early Warning System Station - RAF - Fylingdales Moors, North Yorskhire
RMDB03G9–energy, electricity, light, a searchlight, developed by the French military officer Mangin and mounted on the Eiffel tower, illuminating a cloud, wood engraving, late 19th century, electrical, electric, searchlight, searchlights, beam of light, light ray, beams of light, light rays, Paris, France, illumination, illuminations, clouds, cloud, invention, inventions, technics, historic, historical, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMT966GG–PLATE 17. The Invention of the Polishing of Armor. Seventeenth plate from a print series entitled Nova Reperta (New Inventions of Modern Times) consisting of a title page and 19 plates, engraved by Jan Collaert I, after Jan van der Straet, called Stradanus, and published by Philips Galle. Illustration of an armor polishing workshop.
RMWH8ENH–A device operated by a system of levers to overturn the ladders of would-be invaders, from Leonardo's repertoire of military machines. Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) was an Italian Renaissance architect, musician, anatomist, inventor, engineer, sculptor, geometer and artist. . .
RMG4CP9T–A lady operates a semi-mobile canteen on the streets of Coventry following Lord Woolton's statement that the Ministry of Food had completed arrangements for feeding 20 percent of the population of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in the event of an emergency. Plans had been made for providing over 20,000,000 hot meals a day or 5,000,000 full course meals.
RMENTX78–Rider in the sky. Is it a bike, is it a plane? No, it's a unique compromise - a motorskycycle. It can fly at 80 miles an hour 10,000 feet up or roar along at 60 mph on the ground. Test pilot Geoff Ball took the skybike on its maiden spin over Morecambe Bay and was impressed. It's handy for farmers, enthusiasts or even the military. It costs a tidy sum though - £8000. Skybike...Geoff Ball high in the sky. 2nd July 1985
RM2RBTCX7–Germany: c. 1916 German soldiers with one of their country's latest inventions, a portable searchlight for night work in the trenches and on the battlefield. When not in use, it is taken apart and its parts are distributed among five men. When needed it is quickly assembled and put into use.
RM2RBWNH6–A dummy tank designed by the British during World War One, made from rubber and inflated when deployed. Photograph at MM-8-44-5528 SIGNAL FORP SARM.
RMF2B4KB–ENIAC computer was the first general-purpose electronic digital computer. 'Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer' was 150 feet wide with 20 banks of flashing lights. Ca. 1946. - (BSLOC 2015 1 222)
RMB58E9Y–Petty officer Alan Hogarth on skis. Petty officer Alan Hogarth 33, tried out his device in Plymouth Harbour today, (he walks on
RM2BE7A2T–Cadwallader David Colden ( 1688 – 1776) physician, natural scientist, a lieutenant governor and acting Governor for the Province of New York.
RMT07RKJ–transport / transportation, car, vehicle variants, Cugnot steam engine, year of construction: 1769, wooden model, automobile museum Torino, Italy, 1960s, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
RM2R9C6MT–United States: c. 1927 A member of the Army Signal Corps demonstrates the newly developed helmet and transmitter for use in aircraft.
RMKWCRP4–ENIAC computer was the first general-purpose electronic digital computer. 'Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer' was 150 feet wide with 20 banks of flashing lights. Ca. 1946. - (BSLOC 2015 1 222)
RM2ABWJC7–Improvement in the Leclanche Battery. ANCIENT STAND FOR YULE LOG. Vital Resistance. The Largest Ship Ever Made. I. A CABINET. Military Boots. New Mechanical Inventions. STAND FOR YULE LOG., scientific american, 1878-09-28
RME1CW9R–U.S. light tank equipped with the 'Culin Hedgecutter' for breaching the Norman hedgerows. The sharp blades were made from
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RMRJ1D9M–. The wonderful century [microform] : its successes and its failures. Science; Nineteenth century; Vaccination; Civilization, Modern; Sciences; Dix-neuvième siècle; Vaccination; Civilisation moderne. 1 '. 806 INDEX. Meclianical inventions of ninc- Icfriili ((IIImy, 15 Medical men who ucceplod piirenoloi,'}-, ITO ]kMi(leleef's prediction of new elements, 1)1 Mesmer and animal magnetism, 104 >Iesmerio trance, operations dur- ing, 206 Mesmerism now generally ac- cepted, 210 Metals, transmutation of, 91 Meteorites, }»U Meteoritic theory of the universe, loa Militarism, 32.j, 335 Military power
RM2K973PT–A Gloster Meteor, part of the outside display of aircraft @ the Jet Age Museum, Staverton, Gloucestershire
RMKWCPPM–ENIAC computer was the first general-purpose electronic digital computer. 'Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer' was 150 feet wide with 20 banks of flashing lights. Ca. 1946. - (BSLOC 2015 1 222)
RMB58EA5–Petty officer Alan Hogarth on skis. Petty officer Alan Hogarth 33, tried out his device in Plymouth Harbour today, (he walks on
RM2ABTW2P–VNGINEERING CIVIL AND MILITARY; CHEMIS TIIE CHEAPEST MODE OF INTRODUCING INVENTIONS. INVENTORS AND CONSTRUCTORS OF NEW AND ITALUABLE COOKING UTENSIL.-ONE-HALF THE QOLID EMERY WHEELS SILICATE OR V ULCAN PARTICULARLY DESIGNED FOR ALS FOB QOMETHING TO DO.-' PLEASANT AND PROFIT TINGINEERS AND MACHINISTS ARE SURE OF MALLEABLE IRON CASTINGS 1't TANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES WITH, scientific american, 64-10-15
RME1CW3B–U.S. soldiers inspect German tactical mini-tracked vehicles. The robots carried bombs toward invading Allied troops on D-Day
RMB58EAA–Petty officer Alan Hogarth on skis. Petty officer Alan Hogarth 33, tried out his device in Plymouth Harbour today, (he walks on
RMB58EA6–Petty officer Alan Hogarth on skis. Petty officer Alan Hogarth 33, tried out his device in Plymouth Harbour today, (he walks on
RMB58E9W–Petty officer Alan Hogarth on skis. Petty officer Alan Hogarth 33, tried out his device in Plymouth Harbour today, (he walks on
RMB58EA0–Petty officer Alan Hogarth on skis. Petty officer Alan Hogarth 33, tried out his device in Plymouth Harbour today, (he walks on
RF2RGKGJX–US Army1941 patent, US Army vehicle patent, showcasing technical drawings and specifications.
RMB58EAE–Petty officer Alan Hogarth on skis. Petty officer Alan Hogarth 33, tried out his device in Plymouth Harbour today, (he walks on
RMB58EAD–Petty officer Alan Hogarth on skis. Petty officer Alan Hogarth 33, tried out his device in Plymouth Harbour today, (he walks on
RM2ABX3AF–Insect Pests. Military Notes. Henderson Steel. THE CELESTIAL WORLD., scientific american, 1888-05-12
RM2ABX926–MILITARY BALLOONING. Soda Foam. The Young Men's Institute. A Novel Fabric., scientific american, 1892-10-01
RM2ABXNT2–Military Telephone System. MARCONI RAISING THE GREAT RITE AT SIGNAL HILL NEWFOUNDLAND., scientific american, 1902-01-04
RM2ABTE9P–Naval and Military Movements. The War and Business. The French Ambulance System. Defences of Mobile., scientific american, 1861-07-06
RM2ABWX7N–THE ISATIS. OR ARCTIC FOX. The Red Sunsets. Military Skating. A WHALEBONE ARCH., scientific american, 1884-06-07
RM2ABY3MY–THE SHACKLETON ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION. THE WRIGHT AEROPLANE TESTS. RECENT MILITARY DIRIGIBLE BALLOONS., scientific american, 1908-08-29
RM2ABXG6T–Canadian North Pole Expedition. 4 . Acetylene for Military Signaling. Miscellaneous Notes and Receipts., scientific american, 1897-11-20
RM2ABX8FW–Natural History Notes. Mexico to Build the Tehuantepec Ship Railway. Military Ballooning. elevation., scientific american, 1892-04-23
RM2ABXCP6–Infinitely Rapid Motions. Military Lyceums. -.Mk -H.- Grief from a Medical Standpoint., scientific american, 1895-05-04
RM2ABXXJN–EDUCATION OF BOYS BY THE MILITARY METHOD. EDUCATION OF BOYS BY THE MILITARY METHOD. Makes the Water Pump Itself., scientific american, 1905-03-04
RM2ABTHXY–NOTES ON MILITARY AND NAVAL AFFAIRS. The Oldest Existing Photographs. RIFLED ORDNANCE AT THE WORLD'S FAIR., scientific american, 1862-08-09
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