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    Source: calehor
    • 1 day ago
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  • broadcastarchive-umd:

RCA Victor Console Radio, c. 1940.

    broadcastarchive-umd:

    RCA Victor Console Radio, c. 1940.

    Source: ebay.com
    • 1 day ago
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  • xenophone:

Delia Derbyshire of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop -

    xenophone:

    Delia Derbyshire of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop -

    Source: xenophone
    • 3 days ago
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  • (via mamajules1975)

    Source: lesbianhorse
    • 5 days ago
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  • midcenturymodernfreak:

    1961 Chrysler ‘TurboFlite’ was the company’s showcar which featured their latest gas turbine engine, “CR2A” - Via: 1 | 2 | 3

    Source: midcenturymodernfreak
    • 6 days ago
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  • balnibarbi:

XLR-115 hydrogen fueled rocket engine developed by Pratt and Whitney Aircraft by State Library and Archives of Florida http://flic.kr/p/ejZXrq

    balnibarbi:

    XLR-115 hydrogen fueled rocket engine developed by Pratt and Whitney Aircraft by State Library and Archives of Florida http://flic.kr/p/ejZXrq

    (via mudwerks)

    Source: balnibarbi
    • 6 days ago
    • 37 notes
  • vieuxmetiers:

Esther Gerston and Gloria Gordon working as programers on the ENIAC computer, USA 1946.

    vieuxmetiers:

    Esther Gerston and Gloria Gordon working as programers on the ENIAC computer, USA 1946.

    (via mudwerks)

    Source: vieuxmetiers
    • 6 days ago
    • 69 notes
  • notpulpcovers:

Highways to Victory!

“Selectees.”  That’s good.

    notpulpcovers:

    Highways to Victory!

    “Selectees.” That’s good.

    Source: retrowar
    • 6 days ago
    • 81 notes
  • vintagemarlene:

ellen dallerup, zeppelin ice skater, german postcard, circa 1910 (www.retronaut.com)

    vintagemarlene:

    ellen dallerup, zeppelin ice skater, german postcard, circa 1910 (www.retronaut.com)

    (via mudwerks)

    Source: vintagemarlene
    • 1 week ago
    • 174 notes
  • midcenturymodernfreak:

    Radios by Charles & Ray Eames

    (Click images for details)

    Via

    (via broadcastarchive-umd)

    Source: midcenturymodernfreak
    • 1 week ago
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