mail_outline sales@mediastorehouse.com
Highfield Road, home of Coventry City Football Club, our picture shows an under-soil heating system being installed on the pitch, 25th April 1961
The Enfield Electric Car Road Test by Sunday Mirror reporter Roy Spicer. Roy shows us the electric workings at the back of the electric car. Picture taken 27th June 1975
To the quiet French peasants pursuing their work in the field Mr Wilbur Wright appeared almost as a wizard, when first the famous American aeroplanes began his flights near Pau they quickly ceased
The opening of the new telephone exchange at South John Street, Liverpool. Pictured is the room where the switching over from the old to the new takes place. 5th November 1920
BBC snooker commentator Ted Lowe holding his microphone. 27th January 1986
The Electric Car. A new unusually quiet little motor car can be seen going through its paces around London. Produced by Enfield Auto Motive Limited
The Beatles pop group rehearse for ATV programme with comedian Ernie Wise (right). 2 December 1963. Beatles members Left to right: George Harrison, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and John Lennon
At the British Ship Research Association, Wallsend on Tyne, the biggest automatic drawing machine - operated by a computer - in the country is in operation
Jason Kamara (third left) operates a computer controlled robot watched by (left to right) John Fox, Lee March, Colin Scurr, Paul Wheatley, Paul Norcott and Ian Carter
Anglo - French Concorde 002 takes off for its maiden flight from Filton, Bristol. Concorde was manufactured at Filton. Concorde would later go into commercial service from 1976 to 2003
New Superloos in Hall Street, St Helens, Merseyside, 23rd February 1988
Campbell Aird, a hotelier from Moffat, Scotland, using his new limb in August 1998 - the worlds first bionic arm. In August 1998 the worlds first bionic arm was fitted to Campbell Aird at
A Telex machine in use at St Andrews Street Police Station in Cambridge. October 1964
Reconnaissance equipment is fitted to the fuselage of a Spitfire by airmen of a Royal Air Force Reconnaissance Unit before flying out on a mission
At an experimental gunnery camp in Manorbier, Wales, members of the Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS) are doing very secret work operating Kine- Theodolite instruments which record the burst of
At an aircraft receiving depot, cadets are being x-rayed in modern manner, miniature film being used. The films after development are projected on to a screen and cases of suspected T.B
RADAR equipment used for offensive and defensive purposes. The Radar " Chain Home" station was as one of the first types of radiolocation stations to be erected in the defence of Great
British radar system located somewhere in England. August 15th 1945
Captured German radar at Pachino, Sicily. 15th August 1945
Anti-air trainee in West Africa using Radar apparatus. 15th August 1945
Canadian soldiers on the Italian front during the Second World War. New field telephone device but the same " Old Bill"
Loyal Dragon Computers supporter, Darren Waters, at his computer. Dragon, the computer which began its life in Wales was taken over by Spanish company Eurohard in the autumn of 1984. Circa 1986
Marketing assistant Wendy Barker with the computer that has filled Dragons order book for four months. January 1983
Mechanisation, like this letter sorting machine introduced at Newport Head Post Office last year has eased the burden of high labour costs but there is a limit to what it can achieve. February 1971
The Yamasaki factory which operates a fully robot controlled factory with one man in total control. Nagoya, Japan. 8th March 1982
A robot skull awaits the parts which will complete its human look. Japan. 8th March 1982
Politician and keen photographer Denis Healey tries out the new Polaroid camera, which allows the photographer to produce photograph within one minute of taking the picture
Channel 4 launch. Pictured, the production room. 2nd November 1982
Virtual Reality Desktop Computer, Demonstration, Thursday 21st May 1992
The Hoolivan, enables police to maintain radio contact with all officers inside and outside the ground and to be linked with the CCTV cameras in and around the stadium. September 1985
Electric Car Trials in England. The Lucas Electrathon race at Donington Park. These races started in 1979, when the first winner was William Yates. Picture taken 13th September 1980
The New Electric Vehicle Sir Clive Sinclair in his new electric vehicle, the C5. Sir Clive meets the press Picture taken 10th January 1985
The Enfield Electric Car. Picture shows the right hand half of the electric workings shown in the back of the car. Road Test by Sunday Mirror reporter Roy Spicer. Picture taken 27th June 1975
John O Groats to Lands End In a Sinclair C5 The 10-mean Red Watch crew from Londons Chingford Fire Station is to undertake the first ever John O Groats to Lands end charity marathon using a Sinclair
Man monitoring traffic, Liverpool, 10th January 1964
Computer Centre at Barker and Dobson Confectioner, Liverpool, Circa 1970
1970s Computer Centre, Liverpool, Published 18th May 1979
Mr Morris talks with operators at new computer centre, Liverpool, Circa 1970
RAF Patrington and Holmpton. Underground telephone exchange. From left reporter Stuart Russell, Capt JD Ford and Wing Cdr Geoffrey Oliver
Macmillan Academy, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, England, 15th July 1991. Aka Macmillan City Technology College
Northfield School, Billingham, Stockton-on-Tees, Circa 1978. Cookery Class
General scenes of the construction of the Hunterson, a Nuclear Power Station. 1955 A809-001 Picture circa 1st MArch 1955
Pupils at Ian Ramsey School, Stockton, 5th October 1988. They have made over 30 time pieces, pictured, Louise Avison (left) and Lorraine Turnbull, both 14, with their clocks
Flying from Teesside Airport will be safer for the 300, 000-a-year passengers thanks to microchip technology just installed in the control tower
Jonathan Ridley, library assistant, doesn t need to be tied to the phone anymore, with a touch of a button he can access information about the area using the new Gateways program installed at Redcar
Deputy business and technical librarian Noel Hanson demonstrates the on-line computer terminals, the only ones in libraries in Tyne and Wear, at Newcastle Central Library. 16th January 1984
A special television monitor for Coventrys new central library will help people read the small print. The screen, which magnifies print was tested by the Lord Mayor, Bill McKernan
The robot operator GRACE is coming to the help of telephonists in the Liverpool Trunk Exchange. GRACE, short for Group Routing and Charging Equipment
