Ericsson Collection (#6)

The first steam fire engine, c1830. Invented and built by Braithwaite and Ericsson in 1830. Illustration from Story of the British Nation, Volume IV, by Walter Hutchinson, (London, c1920s)

John Ericsson, Swedish-born American engineer and inventor, (c1880). Artist: Whymper
John Ericsson, Swedish-born American engineer and inventor, (c1880). On moving to the USA in 1839, Ericsson designed many warships including the Monitor (1861)

Leif Ericson Discovering America, (20th century). Artist: Per Krohg
Leif Ericson Discovering America, (20th century). Ericson (975-1020), an Icelandic explorer, is believed to have been one of the first Europeans to set foot on the continent of North America

Gun Turret Aboard USS Passaic, c1860s. Twin barrel gun designed by Captain John Ericsson. Illustration from Adventures of America, 1857-1900, by John A Kouwenhoven, published by Harper & Brothers

Flight of locks on the Saima Canal, Finland, c1900. A ship is descending the flight. On the left is a typical boatman. This canal, completed in 1856, linked Saima Lake to the Gulf of Finland

John Ericsson (1803-89), engineer
John Ericsson (1803-89) Swedish-born American engineer and inventor. Designed ironclad ship Monitor. Wood engraving

John Ericsson, engineer, 1839
John Ericsson (1803-89), Swedish-born American engineer at the time of his arrival in America in 1839. Wood engraving

John Ericsson, engineer, pictured in the Swedish army
John Ericsson (1803-89), Swedish-born American engineer, as a Lieutenant in the Jamtland Field Chasseurs in the Swedish army. Wood engraving

John Ericssons sketch for his revolving turret ship Monitor, 1890. Artist: John Ericsson
John Ericssons sketch for his revolving turret ship Monitor. This shows a domed turret which was changed to a cylindrical one. Wood engraving published 1890

John Ericsson (Profile
JOHN ERICSSON Swedish-American inventor whose achievements ranged from telephones to warships. Date: 1803 - 1889

John Ericsson (Adlard)
JOHN ERICSSON Swedish-American inventor whose achievements ranged from telephones to warships. with his autograph, 1865 Date: 1803 - 1889

SMITH, Sir Francis Pettit (1804-1874). English inventor and, along with John Ericsson, one of the inventors of the screw propeller. Engraving

J Ericsson printer sample World Inventors souvenir album
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WWII: HOMECOMING, 1945. American soldiers returning home on board the SS John Ericsson, near Pier 84 in New York City. Photograph by Al Ravenna, 6 August 1945

Ericssons hot air machine

Leif Eriksson (10th century) sights land in America, 1893
XTD68570 Leif Eriksson (10th century) sights land in America, 1893 by Krohg, Christian (1852-1925); Nasjonalgalleriet, Oslo, Norway; Norwegian, out of copyright

The International Skating Meeting Near Groningen, the Netherlands: the Last Round of Eden V. Ericsson: Eden Winning

CAPTAIN ERICSSON, 1870s engraving

The Discovery of America by Leif Eriksson (fl. 1000)
BAL111699 The Discovery of America by Leif Eriksson (fl.1000) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: son of Eric the Red; ); American, out of copyright

Flight of locks on the Saima Canal, Finland. A ship is descending the flight. On the left is a typical boatman. This canal, completed in 1856, linked Saima Lake to the Gulf of Finland

The International Skating Meeting Near Groningen, The Netherlands: The Last Round Of Eden V. Ericsson: Eden Winning

CAPTAIN ERICSSON, 1870s engraving

JOHN ERICSSON (1803-1889). Swedish (naturalized U. S. ) engineer and inventor
JOHN ERICSSON (1803-1889). Swedish (naturalized U.S.) engineer and inventor. Ericsson with two of his creations, the hot-air pump and the Monitor, the Civil War ironclad

LEIF ERICSSON (c970-1020). Leif Ericsson, Norse explorer, discovers America. Line engraving, late 19th century, after a painting by Christian Krohg

Desperate encounter between the Ericsson battery Monitor 2 guns, and the Merrimac 12 guns. Desperate encounter between the Ericsson battery Monitor 2 guns, and the Merrimac 12 guns

The White Squadrons Farewell Salute to the Body of John Ericsson, New York Bay, August 23, 1890. Date ca. 1900

LEIF ERICSSON (c970-1020). Leif Ericsson, Norse explorer, discovers America. Oil on canvas by Christian Krohg, c1893

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Discovery of grapes by Leif Erikssons expedition, 1001 AD, leading to naming the new land Vinland. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

The civil war in America. Confederate ships in battle
The ironclad frigate New Ironsides and two Ericsson batteries going into action at Charleston

Nils Ericson, Engineer
NILS ERICSON Swedish engineer, responsible for cross-Sweden channel Gsta Kanal and railways. Younger brother of John Ericson

Ericsson Table Phone - 1
A table instrument by the Ericsson Company, Sweden. Two generator magnets support the instrument and the induction coil is contained in the pedestal. Note the handle

Robert F Stockton Ship
John Ericsson successfully tests his screw propeller on this steamship which crosses the Atlantic, leading to his emigration to the U.S. and many other innovations

Ericsson Monitor
Seen at anchor in the harbour at Stockholm

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Ericsson, a name that echoes through time with its diverse contributions. From the Metropolitan Police walkie talkie radio to the Ericsson Table Phone - 3, their innovations have revolutionized communication. But did you know about their involvement in firefighting? The first steam fire engine, introduced around 1830, was an Ericsson creation that saved countless lives and properties. Beyond technology, it has left its mark on sports as well. Elena Bovina, Marissa Irvin, Nicolas Massu, Henrieta Nagyova, Kveta Hrdlickova - these tennis stars have all showcased their talent using equipment designed by this iconic brand. But who is the man behind it all? John Ericsson's legacy can be traced back to "The History of Our Country, " published in 1905. This litho portrait captures his pioneering spirit and unwavering dedication. From historical milestones to sporting triumphs and technological breakthroughs – Ericsson continues to shape our world today. Pavlina Nola and Jerome Golmard are just a few athletes who rely on Ericsson's cutting-edge equipment for peak performance. In every aspect of life – whether it be communication or public safety – the name Ericsson stands tall as a symbol of innovation and excellence.