Communicate Collection (page 7)

Muhammad Ali keeps in touch with friends and family from his training camp. 2nd May 1980

Couple and a Television

Rocket Launch Pad

Businessman on the Telephone

Boy Listening to Music

Person on the Telephone

Three Telephone Handsets

Woman Taking a Selfie

Woman Using a Telephone

Alien Spacemen Overseeing a Village

Woman on the Telephone

Woman Sitting at Desk Talking on Phone

Telephone and Notes

Sun Casting Shadow Shadows Shadowy Shel
UNITED STATES - CIRCA 1960s: Library books on shelves, in sunlight and shadows. (Photo by H. Armstrong Roberts/Retrofile/Getty Images)

Botanical Book Date: 1880

Technicians Hands Date: 1954

Using Dictation Machine Date: 1954

Rotary Press Date: 1941

Old Woman Reads Letter Date: 1941

Radio Broadcaster Date: 1941

Nurse on Telephone Date: 1948

Woman Amazed by Phone Date: 1948

Reel-to-Reel Recorder Date: 1950

Daughter at Work Day Date: 1950

Pilot Talks To Tower Date: 1947

Early Recording Machine

Telephone Technician

New methods with the deaf and dumb 1906
Interesting photographs of the method used in the early 1900s to help children learn to communicate. Date: 1906

EPEE TEACHING DEAF MUTES
LABBE DE LEPEE instructing deaf-mutes in the sign language he invented to enable them to communicate Date: 1712 - 1789

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China, Yunnan Province, Yunnanyi, Transmitter exhibit, Transportation Museum of China, Burma, India Theater in World War II

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Albania, Tirane, Tirana, Street sign giving directions to places of interest

Telephone box, Grand Parade, Eastbourne, East Sussex, England
Communications, Telecoms, British Red Telephone box

Post box, Reykjavik, Iceland
Iceland, Reykjavik, Post box

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Communications, Telephones, Mobile, Phone stuck between cushions of sofa

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Communications, Telephones, Mobile, Phone stuck between cushions of sofa

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Communications, Telephones, Mobile, Phone stuck between cushions of sofa

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Communications, Telephones, Mobile, Phone stuck between cushions of sofa

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Mexico, Oaxaca, Public telephones on wall

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Greece, Attica, Athens, Greek post box

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England, West Sussex, Shoreham-by-Sea, Ham Radio tent set up in the grounds of the RNLI station

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England, West Sussex, Shoreham-by-Sea, Ham Radio tent set up in the grounds of the RNLI station

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England, West Sussex, Shoreham-by-Sea, Ham Radio tent set up in the grounds of the RNLI station

Japanese musicians
JAPAN - CIRCA 1930s: Two Japanese female musicians, one playing drum, the other playing shamisen (stringed instrument), Kobe. (Photo by Charles Phelps Cushing/Retrofile/Getty Images)

Least Tern (Sterna antillarum), young tern calling, Port Isabel, Laguna Madre, South Padre Island, Texas, USA

Western Scrub-Jay (Aphelocoma californica), adult calling on icy branch of Possum Haw Holly (Ilex decidua) with berries, Hill Country, Texas, USA

Love. Wire-frame computer artwork of naked lovers about to kiss

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"Communicate: Bridging the Gap between Worlds" In a world where equations unravel the mysteries of particle physics, communication takes on a whole new dimension. From the intricate dance of symbols to deciphering eye examinations, we unlock the secrets hidden within our own existence. But communication is not limited to scientific realms alone. In an epee teaching session for deaf mutes, gestures and expressions become their language, transcending barriers that once seemed insurmountable. Just like Queen Elizabeth's voice resonating through a phone call, connecting people across distances with mere words. Throughout history, communication has played pivotal roles in shaping our destiny. The end of the Revolutionary War announced by signal-fires blazing high above us reminds us how messages can ignite revolutions and bring about change. Yet amidst grand events, it is often in simple moments that true connection thrives. Parents kissing their baby boy tenderly convey love without uttering a single word; it is an unspoken language that binds hearts together. From ancient times to modern breakthroughs, maps have guided us in understanding diseases like cholera. A litho from 1855 reveals how information shared visually can save lives and prevent suffering – proving that effective communication knows no boundaries or time constraints. A woman engrossed in conversation over the phone demonstrates how technology has revolutionized human interaction. No longer confined by physical proximity, we now connect effortlessly across vast distances with just a few taps on a screen. As day turns into night and bedtime arrives, stories read aloud create bonds between generations as they share tales passed down through ages – reminding us that storytelling remains one of humanity's most cherished forms of communication. Nature too speaks its own language; black-tailed prairie dogs barking alert others to danger or communicate territorial boundaries - showcasing how animals rely on vocalizations for survival and community cohesion (MI851 & MI650).