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British serviceman's telegram announcing six days' leave. Sent to Cardington, 1941. RAF Cardington is best known for its association with the airship company founded by Short Brothers during World War One. During World War Two it was an operational RAF station, and was used for barrage balloons.

Ship telegraph in the engine room, close-up.

The telex machine worked with punched tapes. The system was used for decades.

Player piano antique with music roll

Size of shoes on cardboard paper texture background isolated on black.

A closeup of a Telegraph machine with a white background

A brass ship telegraph indicating instructions to the engine room close up, isolated on white

A telegram sent in 1962 from an anonymous 'Gordon', expressing sympathy and regrets at not being able to attend - probably a funeral. Signature altered and personal details removed.

Punch card is a storage medium. Perforated cardboard, paper with holes to automate information, was used in the first old computers. Ukraine, Torez - CIRCA 1970.

Retro styled image of an old jukebox with empty music labels

Two general purpose computer punch cards with slightly different printing, one orange and one green.

The number 1 from no longer circulating paper money currency bill.

3D illustration of a Mechanical Calculating Device, designed and created by the famous French Mathematician and Inventor Blaise Pascal in the mid XVII Century, named Pascaline in honor of its creator.

A close-up view of a professional broadcast switcher panel featuring numerous illuminated buttons arranged in rows. The monochrome look emphasizes the complexity and functionality of live video production equipment. The tactile buttons highlight precision control in television and media broadcasting.

A telegram sent by a British serviceman on his safe disembarkation at Chatham Dockyard in 1941.

Polymer flexo printing plate close-up

Vintage railway signal box levers on 'The Watercress' railway line.

$Hokkaido,Japan – April 30, 2022 :This is a Morse code key.\nA device for outputting Morse code by intermittent electrical signals.\nMorse code uses only short and long codes to represent letters and numbers.\nFor example, the distress signal \$

An old punch card on a dark background, old technology, 20th-century technology, early computer data.

various postage and kitchen labels on black

vintage tape teletype isolated on white background

Macro image of old scratched slide rule - an old mathematical tool for calculations from before the era of electronic calculators.

old style calculator

A secondary school pupil’s lessons timetable for French, Biology, Chemistry, Art, English, Algebra, History, Physics, Geometry, Arithmetic, Divinity, Physics-with-Chemistry, Geography, Art and Homework. On the reverse of the card are various mathematical calculations. It probably belonged to a grammar school or independent school pupil in the 1950s or 1960s.

Collection of 8 individual 5DII images related to train travel, including old luggage claim tags and train tickets. Isolated on white background

Classical Style Pattern Design on Banknote

World War II telegram.

Old telegraph machine. Historic obsolete communications technology with paper tape.

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