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Vintage Computer Festival East 5.0
PanelSwitchman – Flickr
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New learning TV
Group of students watching TV in a school library. Photo taken in 1954.
credit: Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, Gottscho-Schleisner Collection
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Impact Print Elements
Marcel Douwe Dekker – Flickr
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Illuminated Manuscript, Bible (part), St. Jerome in his study, Walters Manuscript W.805, fol. 1r
This large-scale manuscript contains the first eight Old Testament books, Genesis through Ruth. The date of completion is given, February 2, 1507. The illumination of the Creation within a cosmographic scheme is based in part on the woodcut illustrations of Creation in the 1483 Koberger Bible, and the 1493 Nuremberg Chronicle by the same printer. Large historiated initials mark the beginning of each book. This large format form of the bible was revived in the low countries and Rhineland in the mid fifteenth century, and later in the century they were being made in south east Germany and Bohemia. The style of the miniatures in this manuscript is typical of upper Austrian miniature painting of the later fifteenth century.
Compass
The Museum for the History of Science, in Oxford.
This is a 3D anaglyph - to view, wear glasses with red on the left eye, and cyan (green-blue) on the right eye.
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Radio
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Dad’s Calculator Museum
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HP 35 Calculator
Finally! I've got my hands on an HP 35 calculator, the world's first pocket scientific calculator.
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xmatt – Flickr
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Casio Gold Calculator Watch
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A 1940s – 1950s Portable Dictaphone
Portable Dictaphone made by EMI - the Emidicta. Recordings would be made magnetically on a flat disk of magnetic material.
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Nixies
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Black Country Museums – Flickr
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Calcolatrice Piu Sexy
CompuChron 1976
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Ebaying my TI-89
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splorp – Flickr
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