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- LIthograph, "For the Conquest of the Air," 1908 -
- 1908
- Collections - Artifact
LIthograph, "For the Conquest of the Air," 1908
- "DuMont Television, the 21-Inch Oxford," 1952 - In the experimental days of television, Dr. Allen B. DuMont pioneered both television manufacture and broadcasting. DuMont Laboratories were responsible for many early technical innovations, including the first consumer-oriented electronic television set in 1938. In 1946, DuMont created his own television network, which rivaled NBC until competition forced its broadcasting to cease in the mid-1950s.
- 1952
- Collections - Artifact
"DuMont Television, the 21-Inch Oxford," 1952
In the experimental days of television, Dr. Allen B. DuMont pioneered both television manufacture and broadcasting. DuMont Laboratories were responsible for many early technical innovations, including the first consumer-oriented electronic television set in 1938. In 1946, DuMont created his own television network, which rivaled NBC until competition forced its broadcasting to cease in the mid-1950s.
- "DuMont Television, the 21-Inch Milford," 1952 - In the experimental days of television, Dr. Allen B. DuMont pioneered both television manufacture and broadcasting. DuMont Laboratories were responsible for many early technical innovations, including the first consumer-oriented electronic television set in 1938. This is a two-sided advertisement for a 1952 21-inch DuMont television set.
- 1952
- Collections - Artifact
"DuMont Television, the 21-Inch Milford," 1952
In the experimental days of television, Dr. Allen B. DuMont pioneered both television manufacture and broadcasting. DuMont Laboratories were responsible for many early technical innovations, including the first consumer-oriented electronic television set in 1938. This is a two-sided advertisement for a 1952 21-inch DuMont television set.
- Ford Motor Company Branch in Santo Amaro, Sao Paulo, Brazil, circa 1929 - Ford Motor Company operated sales and service branches in cities around the world. Ford formed a Brazilian subsidiary, Ford Brasil, in 1919. The company opened its first factory there, at Sao Paulo, in 1921. Other factories followed. Separately, Henry Ford unsuccessfully attempted to establish rubber plantations in north-central Brazil. Ford Motor Company ended vehicle production in the country in 2021.
- circa 1929
- Collections - Artifact
Ford Motor Company Branch in Santo Amaro, Sao Paulo, Brazil, circa 1929
Ford Motor Company operated sales and service branches in cities around the world. Ford formed a Brazilian subsidiary, Ford Brasil, in 1919. The company opened its first factory there, at Sao Paulo, in 1921. Other factories followed. Separately, Henry Ford unsuccessfully attempted to establish rubber plantations in north-central Brazil. Ford Motor Company ended vehicle production in the country in 2021.
- Walking Office Wearable Computer Prototype on Display, circa 1984 - The Walking Office Wearable Computer is a prototype model created by the design group Salotto Dinamico. This proposed device subverted where (and when) the office could be, turning the human body into a mobile workstation. A keyboard, display arc, and cassette recorder became personal adornment--also capable of pairing with an acoustic modem to exchange data through telephone lines.
- circa 1984
- Collections - Artifact
Walking Office Wearable Computer Prototype on Display, circa 1984
The Walking Office Wearable Computer is a prototype model created by the design group Salotto Dinamico. This proposed device subverted where (and when) the office could be, turning the human body into a mobile workstation. A keyboard, display arc, and cassette recorder became personal adornment--also capable of pairing with an acoustic modem to exchange data through telephone lines.
- Unisys Corporation Employees Alberto Redigolo and Flavio Favali Preparing an Imaging Demonstration for a Customer, 1991 -
- 1991
- Collections - Artifact
Unisys Corporation Employees Alberto Redigolo and Flavio Favali Preparing an Imaging Demonstration for a Customer, 1991
- Model Wearing Walking Office Wearable Computer Prototype, circa 1984 - The Walking Office Wearable Computer is a prototype model created by the design group Salotto Dinamico. This proposed device subverted where (and when) the office could be, turning the human body into a mobile workstation. A keyboard, display arc, and cassette recorder became personal adornment--also capable of pairing with an acoustic modem to exchange data through telephone lines.
- circa 1984
- Collections - Artifact
Model Wearing Walking Office Wearable Computer Prototype, circa 1984
The Walking Office Wearable Computer is a prototype model created by the design group Salotto Dinamico. This proposed device subverted where (and when) the office could be, turning the human body into a mobile workstation. A keyboard, display arc, and cassette recorder became personal adornment--also capable of pairing with an acoustic modem to exchange data through telephone lines.
- Model Wearing Walking Office Wearable Computer Prototype, circa 1984 - The Walking Office Wearable Computer is a prototype model created by the design group Salotto Dinamico. This proposed device subverted where (and when) the office could be, turning the human body into a mobile workstation. A keyboard, display arc, and cassette recorder became personal adornment--also capable of pairing with an acoustic modem to exchange data through telephone lines.
- circa 1984
- Collections - Artifact
Model Wearing Walking Office Wearable Computer Prototype, circa 1984
The Walking Office Wearable Computer is a prototype model created by the design group Salotto Dinamico. This proposed device subverted where (and when) the office could be, turning the human body into a mobile workstation. A keyboard, display arc, and cassette recorder became personal adornment--also capable of pairing with an acoustic modem to exchange data through telephone lines.
- Walking Office Prototype with Telephone Receiver, circa 1984 - The Walking Office Wearable Computer is a prototype model created by the design group Salotto Dinamico. This proposed device subverted where (and when) the office could be, turning the human body into a mobile workstation. A keyboard, display arc, and cassette recorder became personal adornment--also capable of pairing with an acoustic modem to exchange data through telephone lines.
- circa 1984
- Collections - Artifact
Walking Office Prototype with Telephone Receiver, circa 1984
The Walking Office Wearable Computer is a prototype model created by the design group Salotto Dinamico. This proposed device subverted where (and when) the office could be, turning the human body into a mobile workstation. A keyboard, display arc, and cassette recorder became personal adornment--also capable of pairing with an acoustic modem to exchange data through telephone lines.
- Model Wearing Walking Office Wearable Computer Prototype, circa 1984 - The Walking Office Wearable Computer is a prototype model created by the design group Salotto Dinamico. This proposed device subverted where (and when) the office could be, turning the human body into a mobile workstation. A keyboard, display arc, and cassette recorder became personal adornment--also capable of pairing with an acoustic modem to exchange data through telephone lines.
- circa 1984
- Collections - Artifact
Model Wearing Walking Office Wearable Computer Prototype, circa 1984
The Walking Office Wearable Computer is a prototype model created by the design group Salotto Dinamico. This proposed device subverted where (and when) the office could be, turning the human body into a mobile workstation. A keyboard, display arc, and cassette recorder became personal adornment--also capable of pairing with an acoustic modem to exchange data through telephone lines.