Baffle Collection

Tecton Bomb Shelter Design 7, 600 People
An architectural design showing a sectional view of a bomb shelter that can contain 7, 600 people, numbers indicate features including the entrance ramps, air-lock and first raid post

An Attempted Ascent of Fusi-Yama, run in by Japanese Police (engraving)
1047440 An Attempted Ascent of Fusi-Yama, run in by Japanese Police (engraving) by Durand, Godefroy (1832-1896); Private Collection; (add.info.: An Attempted Ascent of Fusi-Yama)

Apparatus for ventilation (litho)
6013424 Apparatus for ventilation (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Apparatus for ventilation)

Mr Tingle puzzled farmer
An elderly farmer removes his cloth cap and scratches his head in bewilderment as he looks at the camera at a sheep sale in Abergavenny Market, Wales, UK. His name was Mr Tingle Date: circa 1970

Aerial minefields by G. H. Davis
Aerial minefields to baffle raiders: a new form of barrage. Major Muirs idea for a minefield of small bombs supported by free balloons. Date: 1939

Meteosat weather satellite, artwork C017 / 7338
Meteosat weather satellite. Computer artwork of a Meteosat weather satellite, showing the external structure (top left) and main components (right)

Meteosat weather satellite, artwork C017 / 7339
Meteosat weather satellite. Computer artwork of a Meteosat weather satellite, showing the external structure (top left) and main components (right)

Irish Fairy Doctor / 1859
An Irish peasant family is visited by the Fairy Doctor, believed to be able to cure afflictions that baffle the village doctor

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"Baffle: A Multifaceted Concept Unveiled in Captivating Images" In the realm of Tecton Bomb Shelter Design 7, where safety meets innovation, a staggering capacity of 600 people finds solace amidst uncertainty. The intricate architecture stands as a testament to human resilience and ingenuity. An Attempted Ascent of Fusi-Yama reveals an intriguing encounter with Japanese police, captured forever in an engraving. The clash between ambition and authority leaves us pondering the limits we push against in pursuit of our dreams. Ventilation becomes an art form through the Apparatus for ventilation litho, showcasing how even the most mundane aspects can be transformed into captivating visuals. It reminds us that functionality can coexist harmoniously with aesthetics. Mr. Tingle's puzzled expression mirrors that of many farmers facing enigmatic challenges on their land. His furrowed brow invites contemplation about life's mysteries and the constant puzzles we encounter along our journey. Aerial minefields by G. H Davis depict a chilling reality where danger lurks above, forcing us to confront the fragility of existence amidst conflict-ridden skies. These haunting images remind us to cherish peace and strive for harmony. JOE MIRANDY's meticulous preparations on the POGO Z-BAFFLE AND BELLOWS prior to flow testing exemplify dedication and attention to detail within scientific endeavors. Through his work, he unveils hidden insights into fluid dynamics that shape our world. The Meteosat weather satellite artwork C017 / 7338 & C017 / 7339 offers glimpses into Earth's atmospheric tapestry from space—an awe-inspiring perspective reminding us of nature's grandeur and its ever-changing moods. In this collection spanning various disciplines, "baffle" emerges as a multifaceted concept—a symbol encompassing both physical structures designed for protection and intellectual conundrums begging for resolution. These captivating images invite us to explore the depths of human creativity, resilience, and curiosity.