Headphones Collection (page 9)

MP3 player, headphones

Lying young woman listening to music with MP3 player and headphones

Young woman lying on a sofa with an MP3 player, listening to music through headphones

MIDWESTERN FARMER, 1921. A midwestern American farmer tuning in the weather forecast on his crystal set radio receiver. Photograph, 1921

Schoolboy Radio
Eleven schoolboys, some with headphones, gather round an early radio on a work bench in a school metal and woodwork shop in the 1900 s. (Photo by FPG/Getty Images)

Hoover Tunes In
circa 1928: Herbert Hoover (1874 - 1964), Republican Party candidate for the Presidency of the United States of America, listening to a one valve radio set

Revelling Pups
4th February 1926: Music lovers partner up for their favourite dance programme on the wireless. (Photo by M. Fresco/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Telegraph Operator
A trainee wireless telegraph operator at Marconi House, London, 18th March 1913. The 5 kilowatt apparatus is similar to that used on ocean-going liners

Picture No. 11071341
Long Eared Owl - head shot wearing headphones with mouth open singing. Digital Manipulation

Telephone Operator - Wakeman, Ohio, USA
Telephone Operator at Wakeman, Huron County, Ohio, United States - a little village along the Vermilion River. Date: 1911

The Leviathans Radio Eyes which pierce the densest fog. With the installation of the new radio compass on the liner SS Leviathan

The new wireless language. Mr W Eccles, Professor of applied Physics and Electrical Engineering at the City and Guilds of London Technical College

The Radio Bear. One of Brekers trained bears finds time in between performances at New York to listen in to a radio concert 23 February 1924

Electrical activity of brain, Paris, 1926
Investigating the electrical activity of the brain. From " Le Petit Inventeur", Paris, 1926

A worker of the sibir match factory with a radio set, drinking tea from his samovar, near tomsk, sibeia, 1928

Headphones, 1920s

Woman Listening a Music. Iphone

Synaesthesia, conceptual artwork C017 / 7072
Synaesthesia, conceptual artwork. Synaesthesia is a neurological condition where stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to automatic

Microphone and headphones, artwork F007 / 8444
Microphone and headphones, computer artwork

Microphone and headphones, artwork F007 / 8445
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Skelton wearing headphones, artwork
Skeleton wearing headphones, computer artwork

Telephone switchboard, 1893
Telephone switchboard, 19th-century artwork. The woman is using headphone receivers and a speaker to listen to and reply to incoming calls

Woman operating field telephone van, WW2
Woman operating a field telephone van during the Second World War

LCC-London Fire Brigade training in use of telephone
LCC-London Fire Brigade training recruits in taking messages over the telephone, at Lambeth HQ

Dog - DJ - captionable
LA-8743 Dog - DJ - listening to music through headphones Jean-Michel Labat Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

LCC-LFB Control Room at Lambeth HQ SE1
Brigade control was located in the basement of the Headquarters building. A view of the card index rotary drums that recorded the address of every London thoroughfare

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"Immersed in Melodies: Exploring the World of Headphones" Picture No. 11768923 captures a young man, comfortably clad in underwear, lost in his own world as he indulges in the vibrant beats flowing through his headphones. The colorful lights surrounding him add an ethereal touch to this musical experience. In contrast, we witness an Air Traffic Controller diligently working at the airport control tower Bristol back in 2006. Amidst the chaos and constant communication, their trusty headphones become their lifeline, ensuring seamless coordination and safety for all flights. Transporting us further back in time is a captivating image from 1916 featuring a wireless officer on board a ship sending messages via Morse Code. With headphones tightly secured over their ears, they navigate through dots and dashes to maintain vital communication during wartime. Fast forward to modern times; RAF Harrier Jump Jets showcase their prowess while pilots rely on specialized headphones for clear instructions and efficient teamwork within No. 1 Squadron. Popular Science Magazine Covers highlight how technology has revolutionized our auditory experiences with sleek designs that enhance sound quality and comfort. These covers offer glimpses into futuristic possibilities where music becomes even more immersive than ever before. An illustration takes us behind-the-scenes of Apollo 11's control room where two men monitor every aspect of mankind's historic moon landing mission. Their trusty headphones keep them connected to crucial updates as they guide humanity towards reaching new frontiers. Even our furry friends can't resist the allure of music. A French Bulldog dressed as Father Christmas adorably dons earphones while enjoying some festive tunes - proving that good music transcends species boundaries. The Cyber Mamuro figurine reminds us that they have become iconic symbols of modern culture - representing personal style statements and serving as gateways to escape into our favorite melodies whenever we desire. Lastly, who knew frogs could love music too.