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544 The Plumber/Roofer. Antique tools from a private collection.
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545 The Plumber I. Antique tools from a private collection.
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546 The Slater. Antique tools from a private collection.
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547 The Plumber II. Antique tools from a private collection.
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548 The Plumber III. Antique tools from a private collection.
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580 Electricity for household use in the twenties.
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581 Early electricity. Devices used in the twenties.
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582 Early electricity. An electrostatic machine for generating high voltages, developed by the British inventor James Wimshurst (1832-1903). To the left: an electric egg.
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586 An Ericsson wall telephone and the Dutch telephone directory, both dated 1905.
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587 An Ericsson tabletop telephone of the year 1892.
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588 The Telegraph with Key. The invention that revolutionized communication around the world.
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589 The Stock Ticker (Manhattan ticker tape parade!). A monument to the stock exchange, for it is through the instant dissemination of the quotations that the active and continuous interest in de markets is sustained.
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