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Igor StravinskyRussian-born American composer, conductor and pianist Igor Stravinsky (1882 - 1971) conducting at a recording session in London. (Photo by Erich Auerbach/Getty Images)
Hunter with Record Moose Antlers(Original Caption) Record Moosehead--69-Inch spread shot in Alaska, 1897. BPA2# 2471
Wiley Post with Racing Plane(Original Caption) 6/15/1933-Floyd Bennett Field, NY- Wiley Post, famous round-the-world flier, is shown in front of his globe-girdling plane, Winnie Mae, after his arrival at Floyd Bennett Field
Teen girl with vinyl records and record player, sitting on floorUNITED STATES - CIRCA 1960s: Teen girl with vinyl records and record player, sitting on floor
BluebirdJanuary 1929: The Napier Arrol Aster Car Bluebird used to break the land-speed record by Sir Malcolm Campbell. (Photo by Edward G. Malindine/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)
Digital illustration of record on record player
Bluebird16th May 1963: Donald Campbells racing car Bluebird in which he eventually won the land speed record. The car is silhouetted against the sun on the salt flats of Lake Eyre in Australia
Illustration, stereo system
Nellie BlyFamous world traveler and journalist Nellie Bly, nee Elizabeth Cochrane Seaman, who circled the globe in 72 days, 6 hours, and 11 minutes in 1889 - 1890
Frank Sinatra And Dinah Shore(Original Caption) Frank Sinatra and Dinah Shore record, "Tea for Two" on a special Columbia record for the benefit of the Damon Runyon Memorial Fund for5 Cancer Research. Undated photograph
Amelia Earhart In Her Plane'S Cockpit(Original Caption) Amelia Earhart, (1898-1937), American aviatrix, first woman to cross the Atlantic Ocean in an airplane. A low-angle photograph of her sitting in her plane's cockpit
Duke Ellington in Radio Station with Records(Original Caption) Duke Ellington (1889-1974), bandleader, composer and arranger, has his hands full as he tries role of disc jockey. Photograph
Girl In Front Of Grammaphone(Original Caption) "Listen" - Young girl in front of grammaphone, 1901. Photograph
Leon Delagrange Airplane Breaks World Record(Original Caption) 9/6/1908-The Delegrange airplane in full flight beating all World's records by staying in the air 29 minutes, 53 seconds
Baseball Player Ty Cobb(Original Caption) 1921-Ty Cobb
Rogers Hornsby Picking Up Bat Dugout 21(Original Caption) 5/12/1921- Rogers Hornsby, star second baseman of the St. Louis cardinals and batting king of the National League
Rogers Hornsby Swinging The Bat 1921(Original Caption) 5/12/1921- Rogers Hornsby, star second baseman of the St. Louis cardinals and batting king of the National League
St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Player Rogers Hornsby(Original Caption) 5/12/1921- Rogers Hornsby, star second baseman of the St. Louis Cardinals and batting king of the National League
Basket Carrier Practicing His Specialty(Original Caption) 1925-England: Jimmy Sainsbury, the champion bushel basket carrier of England, is seen above busily practicing his specialty
Rogers Hornsby Practicing(Original Caption) 1926-Rogers Hornsby, taking batting practice before game 2 of the 1926 World Series
Plane Taking Off On Practice Flight(Original Caption) 4/10/1927-A duration flight for the World's Record will be made at Roosevelt Field, Long Island, NY. shortly by a plane designed by G. M
Airplane on Practice Flight Before Endurance Record AttemptAirplane designed by G.M
Charles Lindbergh Standing by his AircraftCharles Lindbergh stands in front of the his aircraft, The Spirit of St. Louis, shortly before his solo crossing of the Atlantic ocean
Lindbergh with Spirit Of St. LouisCharles Lindbergh with Spirit Of St. Louis
Charles Lindbergh with the Spirit of St. Louis
Babe Ruth Hitting Home Run(Original Caption) 9/30/1927-New York, NY-Yankee Stadium- Yankee slugger Babe Ruth watches the baseball travel toward grandstand seats for his 60th home run
The Modern Gramaphone Record Machine(Original Caption) 9/3/30-Berlin, Germany: The most modern gramaphone record making machine. It is automatic and works with compressed air and electric heat. It is capable of turning out 900 records
Boy Who Ate 12 Pies Eating Pies(Original Caption) 10/28/1930-New York, NY: Fourteen year old Mike Carucci of 83 Bayard Street, a pupil of Public School No
Flight Crew of Largest Tri-Motored AirplaneFlight crew of the world's largest tri-motored monoplane, which will attempt to bring back to Southern California the world endurance speed record
Malcolm Campbell Waves In Car Cockpit(Original Caption) Daytona Beach, FL: Capt
Crowd Carrying Malcolm Campbell(Original Caption) Daytona Beach
"Bluebird" Racer Speeds Along Racestrip(Original Caption) 3/2/1931-Daytona Beach
Amelia Earhart in Airplane Cockpit(Original Caption) 4/8/1931-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-Amelia Earhart in the cockpit of her autogiro after setting a new altitude record for women in planes of this type
Exhausted Couple at Dance MarathonHelen Jarm holds up Cliff Real, her third dance partner, during 1120 hours of marathon dancing
Women Speed Skating In Olympics(Original Caption) 2/10/1932-Lake Placid, NY- WINTER OLYMPICS. Rounding turn for finish heat 1, 000 meter race for women, Mrs. Lela Brooks Potter of Canada leading. Mrs
Babe Didrikson Holding JavelinMildred "Babe" Didrikson, shortly after setting a world record in the javelin competition (threw a distance of 143 4") at the 1932 Olympic Games
Inventors Otis Barton and William Beebe with BathysphereOtis Barton and William Beebe stand beside their invention the bathysphere, which made the record descent of 1, 425 feet off of Nonsuch Island in Bermuda. | Location: Bermuda
Alphonse Hemann Poses with Giant Swordfish(Original Caption) 4/17/1933-Balboa, CA- View of the world's largest striped marlin swordfish, to be exhibited at the Chicago World's Fair
Jesse Owens Winning 100 Meter Dash(Original Caption) 6/18/1933-Chicago, IL- Jesse Owens, sprinter and jumper from East Technical High School, Cleveland, OH, set an unparalleled prep mark when he tied the world record, 9.4
Edwin Halsey with Books of New Legislation(Original Caption) 6/21/1933-Washington, DC- The 72nd Congress broke the record for new laws -- 10, 350, 000 words
Roscoe Turner Next to His Plane(Original Caption) 6/23/1933-Los Angeles, CA- Colonel Roscoe Turner, prominent speed flyer and present holder of the United States east-to-west record
Wiley Post Before Record Air Flight(Original Caption) 7/18/1933-New York
Wiley Post Waving in Parade(Original Caption) 7/26/1933-New York, NY- Waving to answer the crowds cheers
Pretty Boy Floyd's Criminal Record(Original Caption) 10/23/1934-Department of Justice record and fingerprint of Charles "Pretty Boy" Floyd
Jesse Owens During Broad Jump(Original Caption) 1935-Jesse Owens (1913-1980) at the Central Intercollegiate Conference Track & Field meet, breaking the world broad jump record with a leap of 26 feet and 2.5 inches. Photo, 1935
Henry Nielseon, Danish Runner(Original Caption) 6/7/1935-Princeton, NJ- Henry Nielsen, Danish runner who broke Paavo Nurmi's world 3000 meter record last year, by five seconds
Stella Walsh(Original Caption) 6/10/1935-Cleveland, OH - Stella Walsh, famous Clevaland girl sprinter, shown as she sets a new world record of 24.3 seconds for the 220 yard dash during the Northeastern Ohio A
Laura Ingalls Standing Holding Flowers(Original Caption) 9/13/1935-New York, NY- Not content with having flown across the continent in a faster time than any woman ever has made the trip
Tony Manero Swinging Club on Course(Original Caption) 1936-Short Hills, NJ- Tony Manero, of Greensboro, SC, is shown in action n the Baltmerol Golf Course during his final round
Jesse Owens in MidairAmerican track athlete Jesse Owens makes the long jump that set an Olympic record in Berlin at the 1936 Olympic Games
American Men's Relay Team(Original Caption) 8/16/1936-Berlin, Germany- Pictured above are the members of the American relay team which won the 400-meter relay race at the Olympics in Berlin
Esther Williams SwimmingEsther Williams swims the 100-meter freestyle at the Los Angeles Examiner's swimfest
Joe DiMaggio Hitting a Home Run(Original Caption) 6/28/1939-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Joe DiMaggio is pictured as he smashed out his second homer in the first game of the Yankees double header with the Philadelphia Athletics
Boy and Girl Sitting by Fireplace with Phonograph(Original Caption) Boy and girl (Ola Bardeb - Mrs. Myrtle Force -Guardian; Byron Answorth) sitting on floor, playing phonograph records. Ca. 1940s
Girl Playing with Large Music BoxThe Regina Music Box, patented in 1889, was the forerunner of the Edison Talking Machine. Records were made out of punched steel disks with each opening representing a note
Joe Dimaggio Fininshing Swing(Original Caption) 6/30/41 Washington, D.C.: Joe DiMaggio, ball-thumping outfielder of the New York Yankees
Mrs. Joe Dimaggio Shown In Stands(Original Caption) 7/1/1941-New York, NY: Mrs. Joe DiMaggio is shown as her husband ties Willie Keeler's record (1897) of hitting safely in 44 consecutive games
Teammates Carry Joe Dimaggio;Homer Recor(Original Caption) 7/2/1941-New York, NY: His teammates on the New York Yankees "chair" and cheer Joe DiMaggio after he had hit safely in his forty-fifth consecutive game
Joe DiMaggio Making "Zeros" With Fingers(Original Caption) 7/18/1941-Cleveland, OH: Joe DiMaggio, slugging outfielder of the New York Yankees
Girl Listens To Music, Reads Magazines(Original Caption
Little Girl Gives Frank Sinatra a Record Album(Original Caption) 7/3/1943-New York, NY: Little Ellen Shertzer, aged two, whose father plays in Benny Goodman's band, turns over a record to Frank Sinatra, who collected music discs
Aviator With Record For Downed Planes(Original Caption) 6/29/1944-England: Lieut. Colonel Francis S. Gabreski, of Oil City, PA. a Thunderbolt pilot with the U.S
General Reuben C. Hood, Glen W. Edwards and H.E. Warden(Original Caption) 12/08/1945-Washington, DC- Streamlined for the Atomic Age, America's first post-war bomber flashed across the nation today in 5 hours, 17 minutes, and 34 seconds
Legendary Singer Nat King Cole(Original Caption) 1946- Picture shows legendary singer, Nat King Cole(center), posing with Woody Herman and Leonard Feather on either side of him. Undated photo
Riegel Seated and Holding His Golfclub(Original Caption) 9/10/46-Springfield, NJ-Shooting a 5 under par 35-32-67, Robert (Skee) Riegel from Glendale, CA, set a new qualifying record of 136 in the US Amateur Golf Championship
Jack Eigen with Joe Louis and Milton Berle10/15/1947- New York, NY- Radio personality Jack Eigen chats with a couple of his stars, Joe Louis (center) and Milton Berle (right), during his program from the Copacabana night club in New York City
Alice Coachman Competing in Olympic High Jump Event1948: Alice Coachman, woman high jumper from Albany, GA, is shown as she cleared the bar with an Olympic record breaking leap of 5 feet, 6 1/8 inches
Researchers Accessing Census Bureau Files in Maryland(Original Caption) 1949-Sutland, MD: The U. S. Census Bureau files at Sutland, MD. Contains a card for every person in the United States
Wilt Chamberlain Congratulates Abdul-Jabbar(Original Caption) 4/6/1984-Inglewood
Little Richard Stages ProtestSinger Little Richard stages a protest against three music companies that he claims owe him $114 million in royalties for his songs
Jane Fonda Holding Workout Tapes(Original Caption) 2/11/1985-Hollywood, CA-For the first time in Billboard Magazine video chart history, three "made for video" cassettes by the same artist appear simoultaneously
Playoff Lead Scorer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar(Original Caption) 6/2/1985-Inglewood, CA- Lakers, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, acknowledges the cheering crowd during the NBA Championship game against the Celtics
Sleeping Beauty's Castle SandcastleSpectators look at Sleeping Beauty's Castle, a sandcastle rising 40 feet above the shores of the Pacific Ocean staking claim to the title of "World's Tallest Sandcastle." San Diego
Pete Rose Tips Cap to Standing Ovation(Original Caption) 9/8/1985-Chicago, Illinois-Pete Rose tips his helmet while at 1st base to acknowledge standing ovation after he singled in the 5th inning to tie Ty Cobb's 4, 191 career hits
Pete Rose Just After Hitting Record(Original Caption) 9/8/1985-Chicago, Illinois-Pete Rose eyes a single to right-center to give him 4, 191 career base hits, matching the all-time record of Ty Cobb
Pete Rose Hits Ball Stadium Fans Bkgrd(Original Caption) 9/8/85-Chicago, Illinois-Reds Pete Rose connects in the 5th innning for a single to tie Ty Cobb's career record of 4, 191. Hit was off of Cubs Reggie Patterson
Pete Rose Just After Hitting Baseball(Original Caption) 9/10/1985-Cincinnati, Ohio-Pete Rose pops up in the first inning, failing in his effort to break Ty Cobb's record
Pete Rose Being Congratulated By Reds(Original Caption) 9/11/1985-Cincinnati, Ohio- Pete Rose is hugged by his son, Pete, after getting his 4, 192 hit to break Ty Cobb's record
Pete Rose Batting -- Light Flash In Back(Original Caption) 12/9/1985-Cincinnati, OH-The spotlight is on Pete Rose as he connects for hit 4, 192 and a new baseball career hit record
Pete Rose Breaking Ty Cobb's Hit RecordCincinnati Red batter Pete Rose connects for hit #4, 192 to break Ty Cobb's record for career hits on September 11, 1985
Pete Rose Rounding First Base(Original Caption) 9/12/1985-Pete Rose rounds first on a record hit
Record Weighing Shark on Montauk Basin(Original Caption) 8/7/1986-Montauk, NYPuppy named "Mikado Mattera" stands atop a great white shark weighing a world record 3, 500 pounds a Montauk Marine Basin 87
Pitcher Carlton Tipping Baseball Cap to FansChicago White Sox pitcher Steve Carlton tips his cap to the fans after he became the 10th pitcher in major league history to pitch 5, 000 career innings
Carlton Fisk Shown Smiling(Original Caption) 6/21/1989-New York