Disc Collection (page 6)

Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building
Yasuhiro Takachi

the saucer is about to take off
Lus Joosten

Picture shows The Ready Steady Go TV pop show presenter Cathy McGowan holding a vinyl record playing deck. Ready Steady Go - Teenage TV pop music and dancing show on ATV TV from 1963-1966

Singer Cliff Richard with his Silver Disc award for the single "I Love You
Singer Cliff Richard with his Silver Disc award for the single " I Love You. 11th January 1961

Pop singer Meat Loaf leaving Heathrow Airport for New York. He has been in this country on tour. 28th February 1985

Petula Clark gets a golden disc for Downtown, her record which sold a million copies. 1st March 1965

Jimmy Page, lead singer of rock group Led Zepplin, 1st January 1970. Jimmy Page at his house in Pangbourne led Zeppelin

UFOs, illustration
Unidentified flying objects (UFOs), illustration

Spaceship firing on alien planet, illustration
Spaceship firing on an alien planet, illustration

SPEAKING WATCH (INSIDES)
A watch designed by M.Sivan, which contains a miniature Edison phonograph, allowing it to speak the time, by reading off a rubber disc. Date: 1894

BLUNT / VENUS CROSSES SUN
The transit of Venus over the Suns disc. Date: 1849

BLUNT / SUNS DISC / PLATE 7
The Suns disc. Date: 1849

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England, London, Heathrow Airport Terminal 5 disc ceiling in departures zone with passengers waiting in seating area at gate

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England, London, Heathrow Airport Terminal 5 disc ceiling in departures zone with passengers waiting in seating area at gate

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England, London, Heathrow Airport Terminal 5 disc ceiling in departures zone with passengers waiting in seating area at gate

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England, London, Heathrow Airport Terminal 5 disc ceiling in departures area

England, Whispering Bob Harris radio and television presenter

Entertainment, Music, Compact Discs
Entertainment, Music, Recorded, Compact Discs

Niu Myojin, early 14th century. Creator: Unknown
Niu Myojin, early 14th century. The disk at the top of the painting, referrs to original Buddhist form (honji) the central Buddha of Esoteric Buddhism. Kamakura period (1185-1333)

1927 G. W. K. Chummy. Creator: Unknown
1927 G.W.K. Chummy

2001 Ford Ka brake disc. Creator: Unknown
2001 Ford Ka brake disc

Japan, c1935. Creator: Unknown
Japan, c1935. From " An Album of National Flags and Arms". [John Player & Sons, c1935]

Brazil, c1935. Creator: Unknown
Brazil, c1935. From " An Album of National Flags and Arms". [John Player & Sons, c1935]. The coat of arms shows central emblem with coffee (left) and tobacco (right)

Vishnu, 1st - 9th century (sandstone)
XIR383960 Vishnu, 1st - 9th century (sandstone) by Cambodian; 179x76 cm; Musee National de Phnom Penh, Cambodia; (add.info)

Money making; stamping and milling the disks and weighing the finished coins, 20th century. When the disks have been cut they are marked (top left), that is

Money making; cutting strips of silver into disks, 20th century. The cutting machine stamps out a double row of disks

Barry White, London, 1974. Artist: Brian O Connor
American composer and singer-songwriter Barry White, London, 1974

L Yncas consacre son Vaze au Soleil, c1723. The Incas consecrate their Vase to the Sun. From Ceremonies et coutumes religieuses de tous les peuples du monde

Poster for the film Doctor Mabuso, 1922. Artist: Il ya Chashnik
Poster for the film Doctor Mabuso, 1922. Found in the collection of the State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

Quadriga, Kerkouane, Tunisia, 3rd century BC. Kerkouane was a Punic city in north-eastern Tunisia. It was abandoned c250 BC during the First Punic War and was never rebuilt by the Romans

Seated statuette of the Ancient Egyptian goddess Sekhmet, 16th-13th century BC. Portrayed with the head of a lion, Sekhmet was the goddess of war in Egyptian mythology

Voltaic battery (pile), 1887. A battery of the type invented by Italian physicist Alessandro Volta (1745-1827). It consists of a disc of zinc, a disc of copper, a disc of cloth moistened with acid

Thomas Alva Edisons kinetographic theatre, c1892. This combined the recording of sound and vision. From a cigarette card published 1915

Thomas Alva Edisons first Phonograph, 1878. In this model the cylinder on which the sound was recorded had to be rotated by hand. Instrument in recording mode

Making recording on first model of Thomas Edisons Phonograph, c1878

Thomas Edisons Kinetographic Theatre, c1891. In this he combined the recording of sound and vision

Emile Berliners Gramophone, c1888. Top: Recording stylus and mouthpiece. Bottom: Playing a disc

Mid-19th century Phonautograph, c1880. Vibrations produced in cone traced on lamp blacked cylinder

Mid-19th century Phonautograph, c. 1906
Mid-19th century Phonautograph, c.1906. Plaster of Paris barrel with brass tube at a with hogs bristle attached to trace vibrations produced in AB on lampblacked cylinder C

Mid-19th century Phonautograph, 1872. Tuning fork vibrated by bow or iron rod, and vibration traced on cylinder coated with lampblack

Making a recording with, and listening to, first Edison Phonograph, 1878
First model of Edison Phonograph. Top: Making recording. Bottom: Listening to recording. Paris, April 1878

Sound Recording Disc Electricity Motor Battery Liquid, c1880

Egyptian bronze, Aegis of RA with the Solar Disc, c590BC

Roman Genius of a city
Silver Roman Genius of a city, wearing a turreted crown. It was found at Macon in France in 1764, and is from the British Museums collection

Pictish or Irish disc-headed pin, 6th century

Gold discs from Mycenae, 17th century BC
Gold discs from the womens grave in the Upper Grave Circle in Mycenae, from the National Museums collection in Athens, 17th century BC

Representation of Crodon, 1834. The Saxon god Crodon, standing on a fish, holding a bucket and displaying a pierced dish

Representation of Crodon, 1656. The Saxon god Crodon, standing on a fish, holding a bucket and displaying a pierced dish. From Annales Circuli Westphaliae by Herman Stangefol. (1656)

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"The Timeless Legacy of the Disc: From Ancient Artifacts to Modern Wonders" The Trundholm sun chariot, a remarkable bronze disc from the Early Bronze Age (c. 1400 BC), showcases the artistic brilliance and astronomical knowledge of our ancestors. Cassini spacecraft's awe-inspiring images of Saturn and its moon Titan reveal a captivating celestial dance around this magnificent ringed planet. Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) have long fascinated us, with New Mexico's Villa being an intriguing location associated with mysterious disc-shaped phenomena. Akhenaton, an enigmatic pharaoh in ancient Egypt, left behind Brunton discs that symbolize his revolutionary religious beliefs and artistic expression. The Peacock Gramophone, a stunningly ornate disc player adorned with intricate peacock motifs, represents both elegance and innovation in early sound reproduction technology. The Phaistos Disc discovered in Greece dates back to the 15th century BC and remains one of archaeology's greatest puzzles due to its undeciphered hieroglyphic script on both sides. Optical illusion discs amaze us with their ability to deceive our eyes; one such example depicts a man jumping rope while another clings onto it as if defying gravity itself. A young man immersed in colorful light wearing only underwear listens intently through his headphones, capturing the essence of modern music appreciation amidst vibrant visuals. NGC 4565 stands as a breathtaking barred spiral galaxy seen edge-on from Earth's perspective within the constellation Coma Berenices – reminding us of our place in the vast cosmos. X-ray imagery reveals the intricacies of a normal spine, highlighting medical advancements that aid in understanding spinal health for diagnosis and treatment purposes. Indian Medicine Men At Work demonstrate centuries-old healing practices involving sacred rituals and herbal remedies passed down through generations for holistic well-being.