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Devices Collection (page 9)

Devices have always been at the forefront of human innovation, enabling us to achieve remarkable feats and conquer new frontiers

Background imageDevices Collection: Edisons Kinetoscope 2

Edisons Kinetoscope 2
EDISONs KINETOSCOPE " Reproducing to the eye the effect of human motion by means of a swift and graded succession of pictures"

Background imageDevices Collection: Heraldry / Blazon

Heraldry / Blazon
Blazon: showing elements from which coats of arms are composed including badge shape, colours, patterns & devices & how the badge is sub-divided and named

Background imageDevices Collection: University Exerciser and Reducer advertisement

University Exerciser and Reducer advertisement
Advertisement for the University Exerciser and Reducer to eliminate that tired feeling from your life and step out into a new world of joyful energy

Background imageDevices Collection: Advert for D. H Wilsons deafness 1902

Advert for D. H Wilsons deafness 1902
Wilsons common-sense ear-drums, deafness and head noises relieved. 1902

Background imageDevices Collection: The Safety of Londons Underground and Tube Railways

The Safety of Londons Underground and Tube Railways
Automatic devices for preventing accidents: the safety of Londons Underground and Tube Railways. How the element of danger from human error or illness is eliminated by mechanical means

Background imageDevices Collection: XI Reggimento Artiglieria - Italian 11th Artillery Regiment

XI Reggimento Artiglieria - Italian 11th Artillery Regiment
Standard of the Italian 11th Artillery Regiment (XI Reggimento Artiglieria) formed on 1st November 1884. The Illustration shows a historic late 17th century artilleryman. Date: 1902

Background imageDevices Collection: The Coat of Arms of Cheltenham and Pittville Spa Gardens

The Coat of Arms of Cheltenham and Pittville Spa Gardens
The Coat of Arms of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire and the Lake and Bridge in Pittville Spa Gardens. Date: circa 1900

Background imageDevices Collection: Coat of Arms of Hull, Humberside and view of Market Place

Coat of Arms of Hull, Humberside and view of Market Place Date: circa 1900

Background imageDevices Collection: The Coat of Arms of Belfast, Northern Ireland

The Coat of Arms of Belfast, Northern Ireland Date: circa 1900

Background imageDevices Collection: The Coat of Arms of Buxton and view of Haddon Hall

The Coat of Arms of Buxton and view of Haddon Hall
The Coat of Arms of Buxton, Derbyshire, England and a view of Haddon Hall. Date: circa 1900

Background imageDevices Collection: The Coat of Arms of Cardiff and view of the Pier Head

The Coat of Arms of Cardiff and view of the Pier Head Date: circa 1900

Background imageDevices Collection: The Coat of Arms of the United Kingdom

The Coat of Arms of the United Kingdom and separate shields for England and Wales, Scotland and Ireland (all of Ireland at this point). Date: circa 1900

Background imageDevices Collection: The Coat of Arms of Bristol and view of Clifton College

The Coat of Arms of Bristol and view of Clifton College. Date: circa 1900

Background imageDevices Collection: The Coat of Arms of Inverness, Scotland

The Coat of Arms of Inverness, Scotland. Date: circa 1900

Background imageDevices Collection: The Coat of Arms of the Kingdom of Portugal

The Coat of Arms of the Kingdom of Portugal. Date: circa 1900

Background imageDevices Collection: The Coat of Arms of Persia

The Coat of Arms of Persia Date: circa 1900

Background imageDevices Collection: The Coat of Arms of The Duchy of Saxe Coburg Gotha

The Coat of Arms of The Duchy of Saxe Coburg Gotha Date: circa 1900

Background imageDevices Collection: The Coat of Arms of the French Republic

The Coat of Arms of the French Republic Date: circa 1900

Background imageDevices Collection: The new King and Queen, Edward VII and Alexandra

The new King and Queen, Edward VII and Alexandra, who ascended to the throne on the death of Queen Victoria " Long May They Reign". Date: 1901

Background imageDevices Collection: Hide Tide on Blackpool Beach with Pier and Coat of Arms

Hide Tide on Blackpool Beach with Pier and Coat of Arms. A group of hardy holidaymakers brave a rather breezy day, one lady standing up to look out to sea through a pair of binoculars

Background imageDevices Collection: British Michelin Prize

British Michelin Prize
Some of the ingenious devices in the cockpit area of Mr Codys aeroplane, which won the British Michelin Prize for the longest flight over a marked course (189.3 miles) Date: 31 December 1910

Background imageDevices Collection: Rotary Zootrope

Rotary Zootrope
A rotary zootrope : the images on the disc, seen through the slits, give the illusion of movement. Date: 1882

Background imageDevices Collection: Advert for J. W Rowe & Co. electrical massage apparatus 1902

Advert for J. W Rowe & Co. electrical massage apparatus 1902
Heath in every home! by using Rogers consoidated electrical massage and medical apparatus. Claims to cures lots of alliaments. 1902

Background imageDevices Collection: Bathing Devices / 1900

Bathing Devices / 1900
Advertisement for various bathing devices Date: 1900

Background imageDevices Collection: Reynaud Projecting Zootrope

Reynaud Projecting Zootrope
Reynauds Projecting Zootrope, a very sophisticated device, but also, doomed to be made obsolete by the praxinoscope and even more so by the first cinematograph projects. Date: 1890

Background imageDevices Collection: Crests of some early Archbishops of Canterbury

Crests of some early Archbishops of Canterbury
Crests of early Archbishops of Canterbury - (from top left): Thomas Becket (circa 1119 1170), Henry Chichele (also Checheley) (circa 13641443), John de Stratford (circa 1275-1348)



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Devices have always been at the forefront of human innovation, enabling us to achieve remarkable feats and conquer new frontiers. From the whimsical contraptions depicted in William Heath Robinson's "The Kinecar" to the powerful symbol of strength embodied by the Russian Imperial Eagle, they have shaped our world. Even royalty has recognized their significance, as seen when King George VI thanked British children for their contributions during challenging times. And while some devices may seem complex, like the tokamak device used in fusion research or the intricate Coat of Arms of Peebles, others are more straightforward yet equally effective – such as a simple wart removal device. In medicine, devices play a crucial role in improving lives. Take total hip replacement surgeries, where X-ray technology ensures precision and success. Meanwhile, on lighter notes, we find that even leisure activities benefit from ingenious inventions; just ask golfers who rely on William Heath Robinson's humorous insights in "More Golfing Notes. " Technology continues to push boundaries with advancements like Mutoscope at Gravesend or speculation about UFOs and Reich Devices captivating our imagination. And let us not forget about nanorobots - tiny marvels showcased through stunning artwork - which hold immense potential for revolutionizing various industries. Through it all stands Britannia herself – an enduring symbol representing Britain's resilience and progress throughout history. As we navigate this ever-evolving world driven by devices both grand and humble alike, let us celebrate these creations that shape our lives and pave the way for a brighter future.