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Toy Electric Train AdAn advertisement for the new Lionel 100% elecrically controlled railroad
German Armoured Vehicles; Second World War, 1944Illustration showing a selection of German armoured vehicles used during the Battle for Normandy in 1944. The vehicles shown include Panther and Tiger tanks (left foreground)
Palladino at GenovaEusapia raises a table while controlled by Morselli, at Genova, 12 July 1906 picture 2 of 2
A Calculating machine, 1949A double page spread from the Illustrated London News, 1949, reporting on the automatic sequence controlled calculating machine at Manchester University
Wunstorf Airfield, near Hanover, 1948Photograph showing Wunstorf Airfield, near Hanover, in the British controlled zone of Germany, with a large number of Dakota and York airplanes lined up for use during the Berlin Airlift, 1948
Photograph of the Scottish medium Helen Duncan during sance with " ectoplasm" wrapped around her head and the end tucked into her nostrils, May 1931
de Havilland DH-82B Queen Bee / Tiger Moth UAVAn Un-Manned de Havilland Dh-82B Queen Bee Uav Taking-Off from a Compressed-Air Catapult System and is Controlled by Wireless Radio Signals in 1935 Date: 1935
Electrically controlled boat, Royal Naval Exhibition of 1891 in London
Royal Naval Exhibition 1891 - the electrically controlled boat
RMS Olympic, radio-controlled model boatRMS OLYMPIC: Radio-controlled model boat. Lovingly crafted from original panelling from R.M.S. Olympic, by the owner of the Haltwhistle paint factory in Northumberland, Ray Cowell
A Henpecked Husband. A henpecked man is controlled by and a little frightened of a woman, especially his wife. Date: circa 1909
Nord Aviation N 500 Cadet (msn 001), at the Paris Air Show held at Le Bourget in June 1967, with airshow serial 344'. In 1966 Nord (later part of Aerospatiale) built two Cadets
Lockheed SP-2H Neptune N299MA - 99Lockheed SP-2H Neptune N299MA / 99 (msn 726-7211), fire-bomber of Minden Air Corp. This aircraft was destroyed in a Controlled Flight Into Terrain (CFIT) on 3 October 2003. Date: circa 1998
Plaque to Captain J J Crowe VC, Nieuwkerke HospiceThe final German attempt to break through to the Channel ports, known as the Fourth Battle of Ypres, had initial success
Man as Machine. Registering the Heat-Energy of the BodyPage from The Illustrated London News demonstrating the calorimeter experiment at Sheffield University whereby a man is installed in a chamber In order to observe the heat generated by his body
Three horses, controlled by a ploughboy, pull the plough which the ploughman guides; a second team can be seen at the far side of the field Date: 1846
GERMAN POLICE IN TOGOA German-controlled native African police troup, the Haussars in Lome, Togo, West Africa. Date: 1930s
STREET OF THE FUTURETraffic in the city street of the future will be monitored and controlled - and if necessary warned and admonished - from control cabins above street level. Date: 1934
PALLADINO AT GENOVAEusapia raises a table while controlled by Morselli, at Genova, 12 July 1906 picture 1 of 2 Date: 1854 - 1918
Airspeed AS-30 Queen WaspAn Airspeed As-30 Queen Wasp Uav Radio-Controlled Un-Manned Target Aircraft Parked in June 1937 Date: 1937
321 Explosive Ordnance Disposal, Royal Army Ordnance CorpsOne of three photographs showing 321 Explosive Ordnance Disposal, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, managing the controlled explosion of a stolen Datsun 120Y, Omagh district, 1975
Helen Duncan emitting ectoplasm from her mouthPhotograph of the Scottish medium Helen Duncan emitting " ectoplasm" from her mouth, containing magazine cut-out head, during sance, May 1931. HPG/1/4/2 (i)"
WW2 - Shortage of Potatoes in Britain during the WarSorry No Potatoes - a British housewife has limited choice for her vegetable purchasing, as potato stocks dry up due to tight rationing control over supply - December, 1941. Date: 1941
Vehicle dealing with suspect car, Templemore Avenue, East BePhotograph of the vehicle dealing with a suspect car in Templemore Avenue, East Belfast, 1977. From a group of four photographs of the remotely-controlled ?Wheelbarrow
Childcare - Incubators for Newborn and Premature babiesAdvertising postcard for a French company producing Incubators for newborn and prematurely born infants - exhibited at the Paris Exposition of 1900
HMS Comus left behind at Istanbul, Turkey - August 1923HMS Comus (a C-class light cruiser of the Royal Navy - attached to the 3rd Light Cruiser Squadron in the Mediterranean Fleet ) left behind at Istanbul
Westland Pterodactyl 2Geoffrey Hills successful tailless aeroplane, controlled by moving the wing-tips which act as both elevators and ailerons. Date: 1926
Advertisement for Linia-belts 1930sAdvertisement for Linia-belts for figure-conscious men Early 20th Century
The Melbourne Custom HouseSlide showing a black and white photograph of the Melbourne Custom House in the city of Melbourne in Australia. In this building customs officers recorded all goods entering or leaving Victoria;
Model of a Royal Aircraft Factory aeroplane - FE2A. The rudder can be controlled by a joystick in the cockpit. Trench Art
Rockets and flying bombs by G. H. DavisRockets and flying bombs as seaborne weapons of future navies. How wireless-controlled robot projectiles may be carried and operated by capital ships. 1945
Sperry bomb sight in action by G. H. DavisPrecision bombing: the Sperry bomb sight in action during a raid, Second World War. The flight of bombs is controlled by a mechanism guided by a skilled bombardier. Date: 1944
Crewless aircraft for atomic explosions by G. H. DavisCrewless aircraft, controlled from parent machines, which will probe the secrets of an atomic bomb explosion by means of television. Date: 1946
How a tank is controlled by G. H. DavisHow a tank is controlled: details of the Carden-Vickers Bren Gun carrier. A sectional drawing showing crew positions, layout and equipment. Date: 1941
Tank manoeuvres controlled by radio-telephony by G. H. DavisAnnotated illustration showing a company-commander broadcasting his orders to his section-commanders by wireless. The tank in the foreground is seen cut away diagrammatically to show the driver
Robot guns for British aircraft by G. H. DavisRobot guns for British aircraft: remotely-controlled turrets. Enabling one gunner to direct fire from numerous different positions
Tippoo Tib (1837-1905)Photograph of Tippoo Tib, then Chief of the Manyema, c.1887. His real name was Hamid ibn Mohammed and he was an African-Arab adventurer and warrior, who controlled a large section of Central Africa
John Hays Hammond JnrJOHN HAYS HAMMOND American inventor of radio- controlled torpedoes and other useful weapons of mass destruction. Son of engineer of the same name. Date: 1888 - 1965
Radio-controlled model sailplane designed and built by t?Radio-controlled model sailplane designed and built by the Low Speed Aerodynamics Research Association at the 1952 Royal Aeronautical Society Garden Party at White Waltham Aerodeome on 15 June
Aircraft models on display at the Dorchester Hotel, Lond?Aircraft models on display at the Dorchester Hotel, London, on 17 December 1953 at a Dinner honouring the 50th anniversary of the first powered controlled flights by the Wright brothers
WW2 - The Scales of Victory - Oil and Steel Output compared between the Free Labour of the British Commonwealth and the USA and the Slave Labour of Germany and her subject nations
Radioplane OQ-19A radio-controlled target demonstrated at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, after returning to the ground by parachute
Radioplane OQ-19 radio-controlled target under test at Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico
Radioplane TDD radio-controlled target of the US Navy
Radioplane OQ-3 radio-controlled target runs up its launcher at the Mojave, California, Naval Base
Radioplane OQ-3 radio-controlled target
Fairey Stooge - first British pilotless radio-controlled misFairey Stooge, the first British, pilotless, radio-controlled missile. 1947. Date: 1947
Design drawing for system to raise and lower a captive balloon, controlled by four ropes forming a pyramidal shape and operated by winches on the ground below. Date between 1820 and 1870