Graded Collection

EDISON'S KINETOSCOPE Reproducing to the eye the effect of human motion by means of a swift and graded succession of pictures'. Date: 1894

18th century sutures, tourniquet, syringe and bandages
18th century sutures 1, 2, tourniquet 3, Dominique Anels fine-pointed syringe 4, siphon 5, injection tubes 6-9, 18-sheet bandage for complex fractures 10 and graded compress 11

GRADING DIAMONDS
Diamonds are graded in South Africa Date: 1930s

Graybar Building, New York City, USA
The Graybar Building at the 43rd Street in New York City, USA. It was named " Graybar" in honor of the companys founders, Elisha Gray and Enos Barton. Date: 1920

Picture No. 10761401
Morocco - During the date harvest in October the dates have been graded according to quality and size and now are sun-dried in the palmeries of Erfoud. (Phoenix dactylifera) Date:

Picture No. 10761397
Morocco - Harvested dates are graded according to quality and size and then sun-dried. Date:

Picture No. 10761400
Morocco - During the date harvest in October the dates have been graded according to quality and size and now are sun-dried in the palmeries of Erfoud. (Phoenix dactylifera) Date:

Picture No. 10761399
Morocco - During the date harvest in October the dates have been graded according to quality and size and now are sun-dried in the palmeries of Erfoud (Phoenix dactylifera) Date:

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"Graded: A Glimpse into the Evolution of Motion Pictures and Diamond Grading" Step back in time to 1894, when Edison's Kinetoscope revolutionized entertainment by reproducing human motion through a swift and graded succession of pictures. The Graybar Building in New York City stands as a testament to progress, housing advancements that have shaped our modern world. In the medical field, 18th-century sutures, tourniquets, syringes, and bandages remind us of the tireless efforts made to heal and save lives. These tools symbolize the dedication of healthcare professionals throughout history. Shifting gears from medicine to gemology, we delve into the intricate art of grading diamonds. Each diamond tells its own story through its unique cut, clarity, color, and carat weight. Expert graders meticulously assess these factors to determine their value and beauty. Transporting ourselves across continents with a Japanese woodblock print depicting an elegant dancer captures the essence of movement frozen in time. This exquisite artwork showcases Japan's rich cultural heritage while captivating viewers with its graceful depiction. Returning once again to medical practices from centuries past highlights how far we've come in terms of technology and knowledge. Picture No. 10761401 takes us on a journey through time as we observe ancient sutures alongside tourniquets, syringes, and bandages—reminders that innovation has transformed healthcare for the better. As we explore further within this theme of grading comes Picture No. 10761397—a glimpse into another facet where precision is paramount—the French Bean crop near Pouzay in Indre-et-Loire province. Workers diligently grade harvested pods before packing them carefully; ensuring only top-quality beans reach consumers' tables worldwide. Picture No. 10761400 offers yet another perspective on this process—an ode to hardworking individuals who dedicate themselves tirelessly towards delivering excellence within their craft—whether it be grading diamonds or sorting beans. Finally, Picture No.