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Radiograph used by Titanic officer Harold Godfrey Lowe
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Radiograph used by Titanic officer Harold Godfrey Lowe
White Star Line, RMS Titanic - Henry Hughes & Son boxed radiograph used by Fifth Officer Harold Godfrey Lowe. 10 inches. Date: early 20th century
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this photograph captures a rare and intriguing artifact from the bygone era of ocean liner travel: a radiograph used by Fifth Officer Harold Godfrey Lowe on the RMS Titanic, produced by Henry Hughes & Son. The image showcases the 10-inch boxed radiograph, a vital communication instrument that played a significant role in the maritime transportation industry during the early 20th century. The RMS Titanic, a symbol of luxury and innovation, was the largest and most opulent ship of its time, and the crew, including Officer Lowe, were responsible for ensuring the safe and efficient operation of this colossal vessel. This radiograph, with its intricate design and advanced technology, was an essential tool in maintaining accurate position and distance information for the ship. The radiograph, manufactured by Henry Hughes & Son, was a compact and portable device that utilized Morse code signals to transmit and receive information between ships and coastal stations. The device was housed in a sturdy wooden box, which protected it from the harsh marine environment. The photograph, taken on Fenchurch Street in London, showcases the radiograph in its original packaging, providing a glimpse into the past and the technological advancements that revolutionized communication at sea. The image transports us back in time, allowing us to appreciate the ingenuity and importance of this device during the golden age of ocean liner travel. In summary, this photograph captures a unique piece of maritime history: a radiograph used by Fifth Officer Harold Godfrey Lowe on the RMS Titanic, produced by Henry Hughes & Son. The device, a vital communication instrument, played a significant role in ensuring the safe and efficient operation of the ship during the early 20th century. The image provides a fascinating glimpse into the past, showcasing the technological advancements that revolutionized communication at sea.
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