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Bridgeman Arts

German defence along Atlantic Wall, Erwin Rommel, planting sea mines. Allied arms stock and testing of military inventions preparing for Operation Overlord

Pre-K - Higher Ed
German defence along Atlantic Wall, Erwin Rommel, planting sea mines. Allied arms stock and testing of military inventions preparing for Operation Overlord
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Bridgeman Arts

Supersonic Preview part 3 - Concorde Sales Director speaks. Shots of Concorde factory, engine and cockpit.

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip from a documentary on the Concorde plane, showing us how wonderfully useful, fast and liable it is. This film predicts the beginning of a supersonic age. Probably 1976, when the Concorde entered service as a commercial airliner....
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Bridgeman Arts

Inventions in 1920s - radio, flying machines, unusual vehicles. Featuring Marconi, Ford, and Rockefeller.

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Inventions in 1920s - radio, flying machines, unusual vehicles. Featuring Marconi, Ford, and Rockefeller.
Stock Footage3:05
Bridgeman Arts

EDIT IMW931095 Inventions in 1920s radio, flying machines, unusual vehicles Featuring Marconi, Ford, and Rockefeller

Pre-K - Higher Ed
EDIT IMW931095 Inventions in 1920s radio, flying machines, unusual vehicles Featuring Marconi, Ford, and Rockefeller
News Clip0:47
British Movietone

TRANSATLANTIC NEWS - DIRECT PHOTOGRAPHY

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Dr Edwin Land of Boston, has invented a film which develops (dry) in the camera a minute after exposure. Disclaimer: British Movietone is an historical collection. Any views and expressions within either the video or metadata of the...
News Clip3:22
Bloomberg

Hello World Japan: Love Potions, Wigs and So Much More

Higher Ed
Ovt. 25 -- Japan’s top inventor, Dr. Yoshiro Nakamatsu, has more patents than anyone in history and, at 88, he continues to knock out love potions, weapon-filled wigs and whatever else comes to his eccentric mind.
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Bridgeman Arts

Albert Einstein and his wife Elsa leave America to go to Europe in 1931. Shots of a cyclotron in laboratory

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Einstein and his wife Elsa leave America to go to Europe in 1931. They leave on a train surrounded by a crowd of people. Shots of a cyclotron (invented in 1932) in a scientific research laboratory.
News Clip1:34
Bloomberg

Qualcomm Seeks Partial Ban on iPhone Imports

Higher Ed
Jul.06 -- The Apple-Qualcomm legal spat has turned another page with the chipmaker asking a U.S. trade agency to ban the import of some iPhones. It's the latest move in an increasingly bitter fight over patents and technology....
Stock Footage1:28
Bridgeman Arts

Supersonic Preview part 3 - British Airways Concorde takes off. Interior cockpit with pilots. Interior cabin with passengers being served food. c.1976

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip from a documentary on the Concorde plane, showing us how wonderfully useful, fast and liable it is. This film predicts the beginning of a supersonic age. Probably 1976, when the Concorde entered service as a commercial airliner....
Stock Footage1:57
Bridgeman Arts

Supersonic Preview part 3 - shots of British Airways and Air France Concorde aircrafts taking off at various airports.

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip from a documentary on the Concorde plane, showing us how wonderfully useful, fast and liable it is. This film predicts the beginning of a supersonic age. Probably 1976, when the Concorde entered service as a commercial airliner....
News Clip3:06
Bloomberg

Daimler to Bring Self-Driving Rigs to the Road This Year

Higher Ed
Jan.08 -- Roger Nielsen, president and chief executive officer at Daimler Trucks North America, discusses the company's partially-automated heavy-duty truck which will hit the market later this year. He speaks with Bloomberg's David...
News Clip1:15
Bloomberg

Schmidt Says Companies Should Own Any Covid Vaccine They Make

Higher Ed
May.14 -- Eric Schmidt, former Google chief executive officer and chairman, says companies should be allowed to own any covid-19 vaccine they develop. Schmidt is also co-founder of Schmidt Futures. He appears on the latest episode of...
Stock Footage1:29
Bridgeman Arts

Supersonic Preview part 1 - the Concorde shown on the runways of various international airports, c.1976

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip from a documentary on the Concorde plane, showing us how wonderfully useful, fast and liable it is. This film predicts the beginning of a supersonic age. Mid-air shot of Concorde flying. Aerials of airport runways. Shots of...
Instructional Video1:36
Curated Video

A flying crime-fighting robot and a self-fitting pair of shoes have been entertaining visitors at a design exhibition in the South Korean capital of Seoul. The event is a chance for companies around the world to showcase their latest inventions. (Dec. 3)

Higher Ed
WONDERING WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS? LOOK NO FURTHER THAN THIS EXHIBITION HIGHLIGHTING NEARLY 100 INVENTIONS from around the world. From A PAIR OF SNEAKERS THAT AUTOMATICALLY TIGHTEN WITH the PUSH OF A BUTTON. NO LACES NEEDED. To A BICYCLE...
Stock Footage1:20
Bridgeman Arts

Supersonic Preview part 2 - Mexican dancers welcome the arrival of a Concorde plane. Crowds gather to admire the Concorde in various international airports. c.1976

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip from a documentary on the Concorde plane, showing us how wonderfully useful, fast and liable it is. This film predicts the beginning of a supersonic age. Probably 1976, when the Concorde entered service as a commercial airliner....
Stock Footage0:33
Bridgeman Arts

Early Flight Prototypes

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip from Wind in the Wires, a 35mm cinema short on the history of aviation, narrated by James Mason.
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Bridgeman Arts

Farnborough Airshow 7

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Various aircraft on display at Farnborough Airshow, 1950s. exact date unknown.
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Bridgeman Arts

Early aircraft model in hangar, the Wright Brothers, 1900s

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip from Wind in the Wires, a 35mm cinema short on the history of aviation, narrated by James Mason.
Stock Footage7:44
Bridgeman Arts

R100 Airship construction, aerial shots London, C19th engineers, battleships

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip from Centenary, an award-winning documentary (BISFA Gold Award 1967 best UK documentary) made by Peter Baylis & John Edwards, a duo who won BISFA Gold for a record-breaking three years running. 'Centenary' was sponsored by Vickers &...
Stock Footage1:09
Bridgeman Arts

Pilots and designers experiment with very early aircraft prototypes, 1900s. One crashes.

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip from Wind in the Wires, a 35mm cinema short on the history of aviation, narrated by James Mason.
Stock Footage1:41
Bridgeman Arts

Vickers shipbuilding

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip from Centenary, an award-winning documentary (BISFA Gold Award 1967 best UK documentary) made by Peter Baylis & John Edwards, a duo who won BISFA Gold for a record-breaking three years running. 'Centenary' was sponsored by Vickers &...
Stock Footage2:32
Bridgeman Arts

WW1 aircraft and pilots, military funeral of legendary German fighter pilot, Baron von Richtofen

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip from Wind in the Wires, a 35mm cinema short on the history of aviation, narrated by James Mason.
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Bridgeman Arts

Wind in the Wires

Pre-K - Higher Ed
35mm cinema short on the history of aviation/flight narrated by James Mason. This highly successful film was widely distributed across UK cinemas in 1972, and was voted Top Documentary of the Year. Contains very rare footage of Wright...
Stock Footage1:18
Bridgeman Arts

Concorde 002, maiden UK flight, 1969 -1

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Clip from the award-winning documentary on the Concorde's first flights from France and the UK in 1969. This is the only colour footage of Concorde's first flights. This subclip features the first flight of the Concorde 002 from Filton,...