Stereo Collection

Stylus in LP record
Stylus on LP record. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a stylus travelling through the grooves of a stereo vinyl record. The grooves are cut into a flat disc of polyvinyl chloride (PVC)

Duke Wellington / Stereo
DUKE OF WELLINGTON British General and statesman, known as the Iron Duke

Cetewayo / Zulu / Stereo Cdv
CETEWAYO or CETSHWAYO Zulu king (1873-79) photographed during his visit to Britain

Illustration, stereo system

W & M Howitt / Stereo Cdv
WILLIAM AND MARY HOWITT (Mary: nee BOTHAM) Writers - husband and wife

Brooklyn Vibes
Bethany Young

Radio, someone still loves you
Knartist

Meryl Streep (wearing sunglasses) pictured departing from Heathrow to New York. 14th July 1984

Dead soldier caught in wire after night raid, WW1
Dead German soldier caught in wire after a night raid on the Western Front, First World War. 1914-1918

North Staffordshire regiment mobilised, WW1
North Staffordshire regiment mobilised and on the march in France, First World War. circa 1914

Lord Kitchener at a recruiting office, WW1
Lord Kitchener with the Lord Mayor at a recruiting office, addressing a crowd of people outside in the street, First World War. circa 1914-1916

Tree stumps in no man's land at sunset, Somme, WW1
Tree stumps in no man's land at sunset, Somme, First World War. 1914-1918

Explosion of a bridge on Western Front, WW1
German explosion of a bridge on the Western Front, First World War, isolating Allied troops. 1914-1918

British soldiers during gas attack, Thiepval, WW1
British soldiers during a gas attack at Thiepval, First World War, photographed by a captured prisoner. 1914-1918

Captured German guns in a park, Brussels, after WW1
Captured German guns in a park in Brussels after the First World War. circa 1919

Captured German blockhouse at Croiselles, WW1
Captured German blockhouse on the Hindenburg Line at Croiselles, France, wrecked by Allied artillery, First World War. circa 1916-1917

British destroyer in pursuit of German U-boat, WW1
British destroyer in pursuit of a German U-boat, First World War. 1914-1918

Surrendered German ships at Scapa Flow, WW1
Surrendered German battleships and cruisers at Scapa Flow, First World War. circa 1918

German U-boats surrendered at Harwich, WW1
Fleet of German U-boats surrendered at Harwich towards the end of the First World War. circa 1918

British bomber squadron on night flight, WW1
British bomber squadron on a moonlit night flight beyond the Rhine, First World War. 1914-1918

Smoke trail of observation balloon, WW1
Smoke trail of an enemy observation balloon, First World War. 1914-1918

Edward, Prince of Wales, with photographer, WW1
Edward, Prince of Wales, with photographer H D Girdwood of Realistic Travels, First World War. 1914-1918

Stereoopticon, c. 1937. Creator: William Spiecker
Stereooptician, c. 1937

Curios from the Gold Coast, 1876 (albumen print)
622844 Curios from the Gold Coast, 1876 (albumen print) by Centennial Photographic Co. (fl.1876); 10.1x8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: A stereocard from the 1876 Philadelphia Exhibition)

Man reading Stereoscopic Photograph magazine
Man with his feet up, reading the Stereoscopic Photograph magazine Date: circa 1900s

Theatre of Epidauros, Athens

Theatre of Dionysos, Athens

Theatre at Ephesus where the mob cheered for Diana
Theatre at Ephesus, Greece, where the mob cheered for Diana

The Temple and Acropolis of old Corinth, Greece

The Theseion, Athens, Greece

The Ruins at Olympia, Greece

The Pnyx where Demosthenes spoke, Athens

The Gate of the Lions, Mycenae, Greece

The Bassae Temple of Apollo, Greece, dating back to the 4th century BCE Date: early 1900s

The Areopagus and the Theseion from the Acropolis, Athens, Greece

The Acropolis Plain looking from Nauplia to Mycenae, Greece

The Agora, Gateway to the Market Place, Athens, Greece

Temple of Nike on the Acropolis, Athens, Greece

Sparta on Market Day, Greece

Sardis, city of Croesus, an early home of Christianity, Asia Minor

Porch of the Maidens, part of the Erechtheion, Athens, Greece

Piraeus, port of Athens looking west towards Salamis, Greece

Stone carving detail on the Parthenon, Athens

Old Roman Gateway of Ephesus, Greece, splendid in St Pauls Day

Mitylene, Port of Lesbos, looking east over Aegean Sea
Mitylene, Port of Lesbos, looking east over the Aegean Sea towards Asia Minor

Megaspelaeon Monastery, the richest in Greece

Medieval fortress of Palamidi, Greece

Mantineas Wall and Mainalon Mountains, Greece
Mantineas Wall and outlook to the Mainalon Mountains, Greece

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Duke Wellington's love for music was unmatched, as he found solace in the enchanting melodies that resonated through his stereo system. With each stylus delicately placed on an LP record, a symphony of emotions would fill the room, transporting him to another world. Intrigued by the wonders of technology, Duke Wellington stumbled upon a rare Stereo Cdv featuring Cetewayo, the legendary Zulu warrior. The illustration captured his attention and sparked his curiosity about different cultures and their musical traditions. Not only did Duke Wellington appreciate music, but he also had a fascination with history. He discovered another Stereo Cdv showcasing W & M Howitt's captivating depiction of a magic lantern show. It brought to life stories from distant lands and transported him back in time. However, amidst these moments of joyous escape lay reminders of harsh realities. A haunting image depicted a fallen soldier caught in wire after a night raid during World War I. Another photograph showcased soldiers from the North Staffordshire Regiment mobilizing for battle - brave souls ready to face unimaginable horrors. Yet hope persisted even amid chaos; Lord Kitchener stood tall at a recruiting office inspiring countless men to join the fight for freedom during WWI. And amidst no man's land at sunset on the Somme battlefield, tree stumps stood as silent witnesses to unspeakable tragedy yet symbolized resilience against all odds. The brutality of war unfolded before Duke Wellington's eyes as he witnessed an explosion tearing apart a bridge on the Western Front and British soldiers enduring gas attacks at Thiepval. These images served as poignant reminders that music could heal wounds but couldn't erase scars left by conflict. Through his stereo system, Duke Wellington found solace in both harmony and history – it became his sanctuary where melodies intertwined with tales untold.