Headphones Collection (page 4)

solitude
Andrés Gámiz

Shibuya
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA. Takahiro Kamekura

Feeling the music
Francisco Jose Perez Vidal

Some kind of blue
ambra

Control Tower at Renfrew Airport, Scotland, 21st October 1960

Gloria Hunniford in radio studio smiling - July 1981 13 / 07 / 1981
Gloria Hunniford in radio studio smiling - July 1981 13/07/1981

Picture shows cadets of the Wakefield 127 Squadron ATC giving landing instructions to Corporal Don Nicholson in the cockpit of their home made aeroplane. Picture taken 16th February 1944

Sheila Sidaway under instruction from Edward Millward - lectures in Welsh. University College of Wales, Aberystwyth. 12th March 1969

Air traffic controllers in the control tower at Heathrow Airport handling departing and arriving flights. 18th October 1964

Schoolchildren in Language Class at Pestalozzi Village for Children in Sedlescombe, East Sussex, 22nd May 1967. The community is named after eighteenth century Swiss educationalist

Helicopter patrols motorway. Sgt G Williams of the Cheshire Constabulary, using the radio in a helicopter which started patrols along the 86 miles of the M6 motorway

Chris Evans, radio And TV presenter at his last rehersal for his BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show, starting on the following Monday

Storytime - third year infants at Brockholes CE Junior and Infants School tune into a story as part of their primary language programme

Stevie Wonder arriving at London Airport with Yvonne Wright. 24th January 1974

Margo MacDonald seen here behind the microphone at Radio Forth 12th April 1983

Mens Fashions Spring 1985. Our model wears stripe knitwear jumper pleated trousers tucked black shoes. 27th March 1985

Audio tour, Williams Hall, Bodelwyddan Castle, near Rhyl, Denbighshire in Wales, Circa 1955. People on the tour listen to recorded information about many eminent Victorians

BRMB Disc Jockey Graham Torrington, who is sitting in for Breakfast Show host Les Ross during his two-week holiday. 22nd September 1988

Kenny Everett (born Maurice James Christopher Cole, 25 December 1944 - 4 April 1995) was a British comedian, radio DJ and television entertainer

Mr Anthony Wedgewood-Benn, the post Master general, today opened the new International Telephone Exchange in Carter lane. He was shown the switchboards by 22 year old Tina Hall of Corringham Essex

Former Liverpool manager Bill Shankly pictured at a radio station in Liverpool. 6th November 1975

England manager Bobby Robson in a recording studio with Northern Ireland manager Billy Bingham and other football managers including Lawrie McMenemy and Terry Venables. 27th March 1988

David Francey, BBC Radio Sports Commentator aged 63, May 1987

Everton team in the recording studio, cutting a record. 9th April 1986

American rapper Vanilla Ice at the Capital Radio studio in London. 10th April 1991

Tottenham Hotspur footballer Paul Gascoigne ficks the face of one of his Spurs team mates as they record a song in a recording studio for the 1991 FA Cup Final. 19th April 1991

Two men who work for the GPO at work with a mine detector as they try to find a cable of which they have no record in Holborn, London, 8th May 1949

Scotland Football Squad in music studio to record their World Cup Song Ole Ola (Mulher Brasileira) which was produced in collaboration with celebrity fan Rod Stewart, circa March 1978

On the air"Tommy Docherty jokes with a listener as he hosts a chat show. P011238
On the air" Tommy Docherty jokes with a listener as he hosts a chat show. P011238

"On the air"Tommy Docherty jokes with a listener as he hosts a chat show
" On the air" Tommy Docherty jokes with a listener as he hosts a chat show. P011237

Arthur Montford with Archie MacPherson football commentators December 1988

Two men who work for the GPO at work with a mine detector as they try to find a cable of which they have no record in Holborn, London. 8th May 1949

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher tries out a pair of headphones - audio amplifiers - at Marconi in Scotland 2nd June 1987

School Children during computer lesson, 1996

Married women with families are among the volunteers who are carrying on with their wartime work in the Observer Corps. Once a fortnight each plotting team mets to practise at their wartime centre in

Football Manager Ron Atkinson. December 1985 P008329

The Gibb Brothers a. k. a. The Bee Gees, newly reunited & back in the recording studio
The Gibb Brothers a.k.a. The Bee Gees, newly reunited & back in the recording studio together, Soho London 3rd September 1970. Hard at work on their first united venture in nearly two years

Ray Moore (21) Coca Cola salesman from South Africa & Wimbledon Quarter Finalist 1968, astounded tennis officials at Wimbledon when he said he " would rather serve up songs than aces"

BBC radio disc jockey Terry Wogan asleep at his desk as he returns to BBC Radio Two after an eight year absence, January 1993. DJ

Radio and telegraph officers on duty in Scotland Yards information room. 31st October 1946 Watscan - - 09/03/2009

General Post Office golden voice operator winner for 1954. 2nd March 1954

General Post Office golden voice operator winner for 1954. 2nd March 1954

Singing along with tennis ace Ray Moore in the recording studio are Bee Gees Robin Gibb (left), Colin Petersen, Maurice Gibb, Barry Gibb and Vince Melouney. July 1968

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-021

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-019

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-020

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-014

Japanese artist and singer Yoko Ono. 1967 A1313-013

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"Immersed in Melodies: Exploring the World of Headphones" Picture No. 11768923 captures a young man, comfortably clad in underwear, lost in his own world as he indulges in the vibrant beats flowing through his headphones. The colorful lights surrounding him add an ethereal touch to this musical experience. In contrast, we witness an Air Traffic Controller diligently working at the airport control tower Bristol back in 2006. Amidst the chaos and constant communication, their trusty headphones become their lifeline, ensuring seamless coordination and safety for all flights. Transporting us further back in time is a captivating image from 1916 featuring a wireless officer on board a ship sending messages via Morse Code. With headphones tightly secured over their ears, they navigate through dots and dashes to maintain vital communication during wartime. Fast forward to modern times; RAF Harrier Jump Jets showcase their prowess while pilots rely on specialized headphones for clear instructions and efficient teamwork within No. 1 Squadron. Popular Science Magazine Covers highlight how technology has revolutionized our auditory experiences with sleek designs that enhance sound quality and comfort. These covers offer glimpses into futuristic possibilities where music becomes even more immersive than ever before. An illustration takes us behind-the-scenes of Apollo 11's control room where two men monitor every aspect of mankind's historic moon landing mission. Their trusty headphones keep them connected to crucial updates as they guide humanity towards reaching new frontiers. Even our furry friends can't resist the allure of music. A French Bulldog dressed as Father Christmas adorably dons earphones while enjoying some festive tunes - proving that good music transcends species boundaries. The Cyber Mamuro figurine reminds us that they have become iconic symbols of modern culture - representing personal style statements and serving as gateways to escape into our favorite melodies whenever we desire. Lastly, who knew frogs could love music too.