Vinyl Collection (#6)

Rover 2200 SC 1977 Red with black vinyl roof
ROV05412

Ford Capri 1600S 1982 Orange and black
FOR47042

Roy Plomley with Margaret Thatcher - Radio 4 Desert Island Discs - 1978

Ready to take on the mean streets
Chrysler 300 1970 Red & white

Yvonne Robinson - Showgirl Date: 1938

Digital illustration of vinyl record

Vinyl record

Chinese style lacquered red record player 2013 A. D
Chinese style lacquered red record player 2013. circa 1927Upton House, Warwickshire

Rover P5, 1973, Brown
Rover P5 1973 Brown

Rover 2200 SC, 1975, Orange, & black
Rover 2200 SC 1975 Orange & black

Rover 3500 S, 1973, Blue
Rover 3500s 1973 Blue

Dumped plastic F006 / 9146
Dumped electrical cable sheathing

Phonovision, 1920s video disc, coloured photograph. This is a standard 78 rpm (revolutions per minute) gramophone disc, used by the Scottish engineer John Logie Baird (1888-1946)

Magnetic pickup cartridge of a record player. The cartridge holds the stylus or needle (not seen), which transforms the grooves in a record (black, lower centre) into sound

Record surface, SEM
Record surface. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of grooves on the surface of a record. The grooves in the plastic vary in shape

Record stylus playing record, SEM
Record stylus playing record. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the needle (stylus) of a record player in a groove on a record

Record surface, light micrograph
Normarski differential interference contrast (DIC) light micrograph of the surface of a vinyl record, showing the grooves

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