Operating Collection

Three cog wheels

Woman operating machine in factory, (B&W)

Vision Transmitter
The BBC vision transmitter at Alexandra Palace, London

Valve pump
Illustration of a Valve pump

Leather industry, rolling machine
Illustration of a leather industry, rolling machine

Leather industry, splitting machine
Illustration of a leather industry, splitting machine

Leather industry machine
Illustration of a leather industry machine

Leather industry, burnishing machine
Illustration of a leather industry, burnishing machine

Draw Well
A man operates a draw well while a women waits for a turn, New York, New York, 1700s. (Kean Collection/Getty Images)

Green scraper with basin full of earth, side view

Illustration of of young women operating unloading crane

Illustration of man using pulley to lift steel pipe from cargo train

Cross section biomedical illustration of radical prostatectomy procedure

Cross section biomedical illustration of hernia repair and site of incision to uncover the hernia

Chain of black and yellow paper clips dissolving where they are joined, symbolic image for problems of the black yellow coalition

Fire brigade putting out a bush fire, near Melides, Alentejo region, Portugal

Woman operating machine in factory, (B&W), portrait, low angle view

Female factory worker (B&W), portrait

Making Buttons
circa 1909: Workers in a Birmingham button factory packaging the finished product. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Telephone Hands
A man operating the telephone exchange at St Dunstans, a home for blinded soldiers, sailors and airmen, at Ovingdean, East Sussex

Telegraph Operator
A trainee wireless telegraph operator at Marconi House, London, 18th March 1913. The 5 kilowatt apparatus is similar to that used on ocean-going liners

Flemish Weaving Family
A Flemish couple working on a loom while their child turns the wheel, 14th century. From the Book of Trades, Ypres. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Dutch Loom Workers
A group of Dutch women at work on a large loom, circa 1695. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Weavers And Spinners
Weaving and spinning - an illustration from the book Orbis Pictus (the world in pictures) by Johannes Amos Comenius. Published in 1657, it is considered the first childrens book

Early Zeppelin
A passenger carrying Zeppelin operated by the German Delag, the first scheduled airline company, in France. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

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