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World War II, German V-2 Rocket, UK, 1940s - 070379-0014
World War II, German V-2 Rocket, UK, 1940s - 070379-0014

World War II, German V-2 Rocket, UK, 1940s. The V-2, with the technical name Aggregat 4, was the world’s first long-range guided ballistic missile.

Huntingdon, England, UK, 1960s
Huntingdon, England, UK, 1960s

070365 Huntingdon, England, UK, 1960s. Huntingdon is a market town in the Huntingdonshire district in Cambridgeshire, England

Great Britain Prepares For War, UK, 1939
Great Britain Prepares For War, UK, 1939

FF0542-0003 Great Britain Prepares For War, UK, 1939

Horse Steeplechase, England, UK, 1950s
Horse Steeplechase, England, UK, 1950s

100051-3136 Horse Steeplechase, England, UK, 1950s

Ten-Pin Bowling, England, UK, Japan, 1960s
Ten-Pin Bowling, England, UK, Japan, 1960s

FF1501 Ten-Pin Bowling, England, UK, Japan, 1960s

New England,  Commercial Fishing, USA, 1930s
New England, Commercial Fishing, USA, 1930s

070328 New England, Commercial Fishing, USA, 1930s

London, Public Housing, England, UK, 1970s
London, Public Housing, England, UK, 1970s

071001-0003 London, Public Housing, England, UK, 1970s

London, England, UK, 1980s
London, England, UK, 1980s

034007-040414 London, England, UK, 1980s. LONDON, ENGLAND flag, Parliament bldgs, Big Ben, cricket, Picadilly Circus, Tower Bridge, "Bobby", left hand drive, changing of guards, Stonehenge, double bus

Lord Kelvin, Mirror Galvanometer, UK, 1800s
Lord Kelvin, Mirror Galvanometer, UK, 1800s

070312-0010 Lord Kelvin's Mirror Galvanometer, UK, 1800s
he mirror galvanometer was improved significantly by William Thomson, later to become Lord Kelvin. He coined the term mirror galvanometer and patented the device in 1858. Thomson intended the instrument to read weak signal currents on very long submarine telegraph cables. This instrument was far more sensitive than any which preceded it, enabling the detection of the slightest defect in the core of a cable during its manufacture and submersion.