Indicators Collection

Orange coloured Seashore Lichens (Xanthoria parietina) and Sea Ivory (Ramalina siliquosa) UK, August

Photograph showing the signalman in the act of pulling a signal lever to allow a train to enter one of the platforms. Date: 1907

Indicator Board - Victoria Station - London
A gigantic indicator board at Victoria Railway Station, London, 1908 Date: 1908

Cockpit view of a Eurofighter Typhoon with displays running, Moron, Spain

Upgraded glass cockpit of a Romanian Air Force MiG-21 Lancer
Upgraded glass cockpit of a Romanian Air Force MiG-21 LanceR C at Camp Turzii, Romania

Interior view of an aircraft flight simulator
The Transport Systems Research Vehicle (TSRV) Simulator is a fixed base programmable simulator used for flight management research at NASAs Langley Research Center

Christmas card in the shape of a barometer. Date: circa 1890s

BMW 507 1957 Grey metallic
BMW11701

Morris Minor badge on Ian Pinkerton Morris traveller 21st December 1999

Controls and instrument panel of a plane, WW1
A close-up view of the controls and instrument panel in the cockpit of a British plane in service during the First World War. 1914-1918

WW2 - With the W. A. A. F. - Repairing Speed Indicators
WW2 - With the W.A.A.F. - Repairing Electrical engine Speed Indicators Date: circa 1942

How wireless beacons guide ships in the fog
The Marconi invention can determine distance of the ship from the beacon to steer the vessel into a Harbour during foggy weather

How wireless waves guide aeroplanes during bad visibility
Method of directing the pilots of aircraft flying to and from Croydon has been revolutioned by the Marconi directional visual beacon station erected at croydon. WWII

Industry Indicators
Smoking chimneys, indicators of industry! Date: 1930s

The interior cockpit of an Iraqi Air Force T-6 Texan trainer aircraft on COB Speicher

Cockpit of a P-40E Warhawk

Cockpit view of an EH101 utility helicopter of the Portuguese Air Force, Montijo, Portugual

Cockpit view of a Portuguese Air Force Alpha Jet, Beja Air Base, Portugual

Professirs Ayrton and Perrys New Electric Railway: A
PROFESSIRS AYRTON AND PERRYs NEW ELECTRIC RAILWAY: A. Gas Engine Supplying Motive Power; B. Magneto Electric Machine; C, D, E, F, Electric Current Indicators; a, b, c, d

School teacher and pupils in filmmaking project, Walton
Walton-on-the-Naze Secondary School teacher Mr Lou Broom encouraged his pupils to learn various skills during the making of several award winning films

Dials and gauges at power station
Dials and gauges on panel at hydro-electric power station in Wales

Electric train line indicators
Three early train line indicators, with arriows which moved from red to green, depending on whether a train was on that portion of track or whether it had left it

An Underground Drinking Cellar, San Francisco, 1884
Engraving showing an underground drinking cellar with, in the background, a stock index board marked on the wall, San Francisco, 1884

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"Indicators: From Railway Signals to Wireless Beacons, a Journey Through Time" Step back in time to 1907 at the Victoria Coach Station, where a captivating photograph captures the signalman in action, pulling a lever to allow a train's entrance onto one of the platforms. Witnessing this momentous event reminds us of how they have played an integral role in transportation throughout history. Venturing further into nature's realm, vibrant orange-coloured Seashore Lichens (Xanthoria parietina) and Sea Ivory (Ramalina siliquosa) adorn the UK's coastal landscapes. These natural indicators serve as reminders of our environment's delicate balance and ever-changing conditions. Shifting gears to urban settings, we find ourselves at London's bustling Victoria Station. Here, an Indicator Board stands tall amidst the hustle and bustle, guiding commuters towards their desired destinations with ease. During World War II, brave women from the W. A. A. F. Took on crucial roles repairing Speed Indicators. Their dedication ensured that aircraft operated smoothly even during turbulent times - a testament to human ingenuity and resilience. In foggy maritime scenarios or bad visibility for airplanes soaring through skies above us, wireless beacons come into play as life-saving indicators. Guiding ships safely through treacherous waters or helping pilots navigate challenging weather conditions demonstrates how technology has become indispensable in modern navigation systems. Stepping into industries worldwide brings us face-to-face with Industry Indicators - essential tools for measuring progress and forecasting trends that shape economies globally. From cockpit views of Eurofighter Typhoons to interior glimpses of aircraft flight simulators - these cutting-edge technologies rely on precise indicators for optimal performance. Even festive occasions embrace indicators' significance; behold a Christmas card shaped like a barometer. This whimsical creation serves as both decoration and reminder that change is constant - just like shifting atmospheric pressure indicated by barometers themselves.