ID: XEE4140597

Cinematographer: shooting a film at the bottom of the seas. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140617

Electrical Phenomena: An illustration of William Thomson's theory, Lord Kelvin that ether is like gelee. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140639

Electrical units: The Law of Ohm by physicist George Simon Ohm. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140641

Electrical units: table of resistivity of different materials. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140656

Electric capacitors: surface battery. Anonymous illustration of 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140661

Electric capacitors: air blades and glass blades. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140685

Electrical pipes: chain suspension insulators for high-range pipes. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140692

Electrical pipes: electric poles. Anonymous illustration of 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140708

Domestic uses of electricity: vacuum cleaner for dust. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140755

Electric trams: a trolley line. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140760

Electric railways: air transport. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140765

Electric Railways: cross section of the engine of an electric locomotive of the South Railways. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140775

Electrochemistry: electroplating with a simple apparatus or with a composite apparatus. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140779

Electrochemistry: electrolysis of sea salt or sodium chloride. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140817

Atmospheric electricite: Benjamin Franklin's flying deer in the summer of 1752. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140823

Terrestrial magnetism: Christopher Columbus (1451-1506) discovers the variations of the magnetic needle of a compasssole during his journey to America in 1492, 1925

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140847

Earth magnetism: at magnetic poles, the compasse loses the compasse, 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140850

Earth magnetism: wind rose. Anonymous illustration of 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140873

Wireless telephony: T.S.F. in a railway wagon. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140874

Wireless telephony: in the city. Anonymous illustration of 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140877

Wireless telephony: in the countryside. Anonymous illustration of 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140895

The T.S.F. used in the poles. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140949

The atoms: law of distribution by Jean Perrin. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140979

Ultraviolet rays: sterilization of water by ultra violet rays. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4140997

New gas properties: air composition. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4141025

The atom and science: attempt to dissolve tungsten by volatilizing a fine wire of this metal to 40,000 degres. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4141048

The Fall of Icarus - The Fall of Icarus. Anonymous illustration of 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4141070

Colour photography: the process invented by Gabriel Lippmann in 1891. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4141079

X-rays: radioscopy of a human body. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4141083

X-rays: use of X-ray to see through objects and bodies. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4141090

Telegraph: telegraph by Claude Chappe in 1790. 1925 (print)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4143652

Ebenisterie: stamp varnishing workshop. Engraving from 1885 in “” Les arts et metiers illustres”” by Adolphe BITARD.

Unknown Artist, (19th century)

ID: XEE4143403

The cordelle at the bagne de Rochefort in the 19th century“Histoire des bagnes depuis leur création à nos jours" by Pierre Zaccone

Anonymous

ID: XEE4143419

The hospital of the Bagne de Rochefort in the 19th century“Histoire des bagnes depuis leur création à nos jours" by Pierre Zaccone.

Anonymous

ID: XEE4143427

Escape of three convicts in the room Saint Gilles of the bagne de Rochefort on 28 December 1840 (engraving)

Anonymous

ID: XEE4143465

The mark at the bagne de Rochefort in the 19th century“Histoire des bagnes depuis leur création à nos jours" by Pierre Zaccone.

Anonymous