Telegraphist Black & White Stock Photos
RM2M3JYFC–Portrait of Lieutenant James Henry Scott Douglas, 21st Regiment, field telegraphist to General Newdigate's division, ambushed by Zulus shortly after the Battle of Ulundi and the death of the French Prince Imperial. Date: 1879
RMP5X657–N/A. English: Family of Ernst Hoeltzer, Isfahan : . 1900. Ernst Hoeltzer (1835–1911) Description German telegraphist and photographer Date of birth/death 7 January 1835 3 July 1911 Location of birth/death Kleinschmalkalden, Thuringian Forest, Germany Isfahan, Iran (Iran) Work period 1835–1897 Work location Isfahan Authority control : Q122748 VIAF:45407273 ISNI:0000 0000 6687 4297 ULAN:500075604 LCCN:n2007045754 GND:130369551 WorldCat 497 Ehfamily1
RM2CH9W1D–The first two survivors of the Manchester United plane disaster to arrive home from Munich are pictured at London Airport. Peter Howard (right), a 30-year-old photographer from the Daily Mail, and colleague Edward Ellyard, a photo telegraphist, helped in the rescue work after the crash, which robbed Man Utd of seven of the stars and left others injured.
RMP5DYX8–N/A. English: Ali-Qapu builging in Naqsh-e Jahan Square. 1885. Ernst Hoeltzer (1835–1911) Description German telegraphist and photographer Date of birth/death 7 January 1835 3 July 1911 Location of birth/death Kleinschmalkalden, Thuringian Forest, Germany Isfahan, Iran (Iran) Work period 1835–1897 Work location Isfahan Authority control : Q122748 VIAF: 45407273 ISNI: 0000 0000 6687 4297 ULAN: 500075604 LCCN: n2007045754 GND: 130369551 WorldCat 85 Ali-Qapu-1885
RM2D99DB8–1942 c., ITALY : The italian movie director MICHELANGELO ANTONIONI ( born in Ferrara , 1912 ) when was military during the World War II , officer of telegraphist - Seconda Guerra Mondiale - PERSONALITY when was young - personalita' celebrita' da giovane - giovani - CINEMA - MOVIE - REGISTA CINEMATOGRAFICO - WW2 - SECONDA GUERRA MONDIALE - miliatary uniform - divisa uniforme militare ---- ARCHIVIO GBB
RMP5E6AG–N/A. This file has no description, and may be lacking other information. Please provide a meaningful description of this file. . 1890. Ernst Hoeltzer (1835–1911) Description German telegraphist and photographer Date of birth/death 7 January 1835 3 July 1911 Location of birth/death Kleinschmalkalden, Thuringian Forest, Germany Isfahan, Iran (Iran) Work period 1835–1897 Work location Isfahan Authority control : Q122748 VIAF:45407273 ISNI:0000 0000 6687 4297 ULAN:500075604 LCCN:n2007045754 GND:130369551 WorldCat 157 Ayenekhane pavilion 1 by Ernst Hoeltzer
RMP5B1JF–N/A. This file has no description, and may be lacking other information. Please provide a meaningful description of this file. . 1890. Ernst Hoeltzer (1835–1911) Description German telegraphist and photographer Date of birth/death 7 January 1835 3 July 1911 Location of birth/death Kleinschmalkalden, Thuringian Forest, Germany Isfahan, Iran (Iran) Work period 1835–1897 Work location Isfahan Authority control : Q122748 VIAF: 45407273 ISNI: 0000 0000 6687 4297 ULAN: 500075604 LCCN: n2007045754 GND: 130369551 WorldCat 157 Ayenekhane pavilion 2 by Ernst Hoeltzer
RM2K8TEWR–19620317 Women in marine life, photographed for Norwegian women's magazines. Here female telegraphist 'Gnista' Photo: Erik Thorberg / NTBSCANPIX
RM2K8TC6K–Copenhagen, Denmark, 1948 SAS FLYRUTE COPENHAGEN / NEW YORK. Kåre Normann Klausen is responsible for contact with land. Radio telegraph / telegraphist. Photo: Current / NTB
RM2K8MCNJ–19620317 Women in marine life, photographed for Norwegian women's magazines. Here, a female telegraphist 'spark' probably aboard Blenheim. Photo: Erik Thorberg / NTBSCANPIX
RM2K8R317–Holmestrand 198211111 The tanker Berge Pilot is located in circulation in Holmestrand, with a minimum of operating on board. Here is a female telegraphist - 'spark'. Photo: Erik Thorberg / NTBSCANPIX
RM2T1FX6H–The British Army in Burma 1945 Telegraphist Brindle transmitting messages in the rain shortly after landing south of Rangoon at the beginning of Operation 'Dracula', 3 May 1945.
RMP1KF7X–Trainee radio operators, Marconi House, the Strand, London, 1913. Artist: Bedford Lemere and Company.
![Telegrapher for the New Haven Railroad at work in Milford, Connecticut. [automated translation] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2H0J0NJ/telegrapher-for-the-new-haven-railroad-at-work-in-milford-connecticut-automated-translation-2H0J0NJ.jpg "Telegrapher for the New Haven Railroad at work in Milford, Connecticut. [automated translation] Stock Photo")
RM2H0J0NJ–Telegrapher for the New Haven Railroad at work in Milford, Connecticut. [automated translation]
RMR8BK18–'The Ocean Grave of the Titanic', and photograph of a wireless operator, 20 April, 1912. Creator: Unknown.
RM2CPJJ8H–. Scientific American Volume 86 Number 05 (February 1902) . hub Djay Sei.Am.rj: THE MAECONI SCHOOL OF WIBELESS TELEGEAPHY AT FEINTON-ON-SEA, ESSEX, ENGLAND.. INSIBUMENT BOOM—MABCONIS SCHOOL OF WIBELESS TELEGEAPHY. and made firm by a number of wire cables. At thetime of the writers visit to the school the studentsnumbered six, in charge of the principal, Mr. T. Bow-den, undoubtedly a very clever telegraphist and elec-trician. He spent a great deal of time with the famous inventor at his experi-mental laboratory at Poole,on the English south coast,and has also traveled withMr. Marconi nearly all
RM2BW2HEN–Fifteen year old Girl who helps her father as a telegraphist in the signal box at Hitchin. 21 March 1918
RM2K8JR0H–Holmestrand 198211111 The tanker Berge Pilot is located in circulation in Holmestrand, with a minimum of operating on board. Here is a female telegraphist - 'spark'. Photo: Erik Thorberg / NTBSCANPIX
RM2X2FA5C–ITALYNEW ALLIED LANDING SOUTH OF ROME - The Beach-Master's signaller, Telegraphist R. Scott, R.N.Signals, of Babylon Cottage, Tranent,East Lothian, Scotland British Army
RM2R8CJ5X–Actual 18-1947: SvalbardNorwegian outpost in the Arctic Ocean Currently visiting Longyearbyen in Svalbard and giving readers a taste of life as a miner or trapper. The telegraph is the lifeblood of the outside world. In winter there are no boats, so then the telegraph is twice as important. Telegraphist Miss Nina Ellefsen, Tromsø, is the only female telegrapher here. Photo: Th. Skotaam / Aktuell / NTB ***PHOTO NOT IMAGE PROCESSED***
RMP8N94J–Trainee radio operators, Marconi House, the Strand, London, 1913. Artist: Bedford Lemere and Company.
RM2K06RB9–E.C. Heasley, Jules A. Rodier and Maj. Montgomery in the telegraph room in the White House, set up to receive news of the Spanish-American War, 1898.
RM2BW2H6A–Fifteen year old Girl who helps her father as a telegraphist in the signal box at Hitchin. 21 March 1918
RM2BTPJEG–French army manoeuvres . A French telegraphist relays orders while hiding in a bush . 12 September 1934
RM2X0NFN3–WRNS TROPICAL UNIFORMS FOR WEAR IN SINGAPORE. 1941. - A Chief Wren Wireless Telegraphist in the uniform designed for tropical wear Royal Navy, Women's Royal Naval Service
RMR8BK1E–'The Ocean Grave of the Titanic', and photograph of Jack Phillips, April 20, 1912. Creator: Unknown.
RM2T1K4PN–The Women's Royal Naval Service during the Second World War A Wren wireless telegraphist receiving a message from a ship on the other side of the Atlantic at the Royal Navy signal station at Greenock, Scotland.
RM2X21WJR–Laying of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable: receiving messages from the Great Eastern in the instrument-room of the Telegraph House at Foilhommerum, Valencia, 1865. Engraving from a sketch by Robert Dudley showing '...the reception of the telegrams, and the interior of the instrument-room at the station, which will, in fact, remain in a similar state until the whole ocean cable is successfully laid, when the line will be handed over by the Construction and Maintenance Company to the Atlantic Telegraph Company, and the instruments (Professor Thomson's) now used, and which are correctly shown in our
RM2APB6K8–Funeral at Dordrecht sergeant aircraft telegraphist Bolleurs. Date: 26 July 1948 Location: Dordrecht Keywords: Funeral, HOUSE, Sergeants
RM2T1KWPY–Wrens Prepare For Civilian Life Alongside the various educational and vocational courses on offer to service personnel, a number of classes in the arts were also available. Here a WREN lieutenant and wireless telegraphist rehearse for a show at the 'Three Arts Club' of a southern naval port.
RM2X225FC–H. Benson & C. Krauter, wireless men on Merida & Princess Anne, between c1910 and c1915.
RM2APB6KW–Funeral at Dordrecht sergeant aircraft telegraphist Bolleurs. At the cemetery Date: 26 July 1948 Location: Dordrecht Keywords: Cemetery, Burial, Sergeants
![[Radio telegraphist notes something on a sheet of paper] Date: 1947/01/01 Location: Indonesia, Dutch East Indies Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AR3EWM/radio-telegraphist-notes-something-on-a-sheet-of-paper-date-19470101-location-indonesia-dutch-east-indies-2AR3EWM.jpg "[Radio telegraphist notes something on a sheet of paper] Date: 1947/01/01 Location: Indonesia, Dutch East Indies Stock Photo")
RM2AR3EWM–[Radio telegraphist notes something on a sheet of paper] Date: 1947/01/01 Location: Indonesia, Dutch East Indies
RM2APB6M1–Funeral at Dordrecht sergeant aircraft telegraphist Bolleurs. Salvo fire Date: 26 July 1948 Location: Dordrecht Keywords: Funeral, Sergeants, FIRE
RM2WY63MC–WITH A COMBINED OPERATIONS BOMBARDMENT UNIT - Telegraphist K. F. Moles on duty in the Observation Post. He went to Sicily by glider, to Salerno by sea with the U.S.Rangers and to Normandy by parachute. Although he's a sailor he wears an Airborne beret. , British Army, 21st Army Group
RM2WRH38T–Telegraph lesson - crippled soldiers, 06 Feb 1919. Two soldiers, amputee veterans of World War I, leaning to use a telegraph at a vocational school for wounded soldiers at Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, D.C. One soldier lost an arm and the other a hand.
RM2APB6KB–Funeral at Dordrecht sergeant aircraft telegraphist Bolleurs. On the way to cemetery Date: 26 July 1948 Location: Dordrecht Keywords: Cemetery, Burial, Sergeants, Road
RM2F7Y3K2–Work intake of a corporal telegraphist at a walening. Is part of the AVDKM 540718 to 540719 object series.
RM2APRYKF–Military Reportage A military exercise. A river must be crossed. Working on the crossing. A radio telegraphist at work Date: 1939 Keywords: military exercises
RM2X144CE–AT THE ROYAL NAVAL TELEGRAPHIST AIR GUNNERS SCHOOL IN CANADA. FEBRUARY 1945, YARMOUTH, NOVA SCOTIA. - Private William Cook, of the Canadian Army, thanks NA1 Walker, of Leeds, and NA1 Irvine, of Maidenhead for their blood donations which may have helped to save his life whilst on active service in Belgium
RM2APB6M3–Funeral at Dordrecht sergeant aircraft telegraphist Bolleurs. Above in carriage Date: 26 July 1948 Location: Dordrecht Keywords: Funeral, Sergeants Personal name: COOTS
![Pladjoe-West Palembangs; 8th Department Field Artillery [radio telegraphist at work] Date: November 1947 Location: Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Palembangs, Plaju, Sumatra Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AR860A/pladjoe-west-palembangs-8th-department-field-artillery-radio-telegraphist-at-work-date-november-1947-location-indonesia-dutch-east-indies-palembangs-plaju-sumatra-2AR860A.jpg "Pladjoe-West Palembangs; 8th Department Field Artillery [radio telegraphist at work] Date: November 1947 Location: Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Palembangs, Plaju, Sumatra Stock Photo")
RM2AR860A–Pladjoe-West Palembangs; 8th Department Field Artillery [radio telegraphist at work] Date: November 1947 Location: Indonesia, Dutch East Indies, Palembangs, Plaju, Sumatra
RM2F7XRJA–Work intake of a corporal telegraphist at a walening. Is part of the AVDKM 540718 to 540719 object series.
RM2F7CNBH–Portrait photography of radio telegraphist portrait photography of radio telegrafist Malte Boström in front of radio equipment at F 2 Roslagens flying fleet.
RM2X145P2–ATS RECRUITING CORPORALS - Topham, N.B.Y.,Pte. Leeds. Joined March 1942. Brother Surgeon-Lieutenant in Royal Navy. Father served in last War in France as Army Telegraphist. Pte. Topham was posted to Records after preliminary training but wishes to come into recruiting British Army
RM2F7YGFB–At the corporal telegraphist N. van der Caaij (center) at home in Delft during the Christmas season 1954 and New Year's Day 1955 with gifts taken from Dutch new Guinea.
RM2APHAWM–War Volunteers in Malacca and Indonesia Description: The first telegraphist in the Skymaster 313 with Van de Poll aboard at Bangkok Date: February 1946 Location: Thailand Keywords: telegraphs, aircraft
RM2T1MP5D–The Royal Navy during the Second World War Scene on board HMSM STORM at Portsmouth with Telegraphist S Staines of Hapden Park, Eastbourne, and the Commanding Officer, Lieutenant Commander E P Young, DSO, DSC, RNVR, of Enfield, looking at their Christmas 1944 'Good Evening' programme and sketch designed by Staines. Lieutenant Commander Young was the first RNVR officer to command an operational submarine in the war.
RM2F7Y4KM–Interested visitors in the Marine Stand on the Firato in the RAI building in Amsterdam listen to the explanation of a corporal telegraphist (Kpltlg). The Firato is an exhibition / exhibition for audio and video equipment, but Defense usually had recruitment stands.
RM2APX4RE–Princess Irene Brigade. Dutch soldiers in training. Radio telegraphist at work Annotation: In the foreground a young dog Date: 1943 Location: Great Britain Keywords: army, soldiers, world war II
RM2WY64G5–WITH A COMBINED OPERATIONS BOMBARDMENT UNIT - Telegraphist A. J. Boomer, DSM of 16 Halspill Street, Prescot, Nr. Liverpool, who wears an Airborne beret, Royal Navy shoulder flash and Army parachute wings, landed in Sicily by parachute and won the DSM. He went to Taranto by sea and landed in France this time by parachute. He sends the messages from the observer to the naval gunners. , British Army, 21st Army Group
RM2AR67NY–Royal Dutch Brigade Princess Irene. Normandy. Radio telegraphist protects himself from tricky mosquitoes using a net Date: August 1944 Location: France, Normandy Keywords: invasions, army, military, nets, radio, World War II Institution Name: Princess Irene Brigade
RM2T1K6AA–Officers and Men of HMS/M Trident. 27 July 1945. Officers and men of HMS TRIDENT, Left to right: back row: Chief Petty Officer P H Redman, Little Hampton, Sussex; Petty Officer G King, Bognor Regis. Front row: Able Seaman N M Shaw, Gosport, Hants; Petty Officer W Curtis, Ashford, Kent; Leading Stoker T Buddy, Gosport; Leading Telegraphist W Adams, Gosport.
RM2APW965–Royal Dutch Brigade Princess Irene. Landing in Normandy. Radio telegraphist to work in the command vehicle of the brigade, this is the nerve center of operations Date: August 1944 Location: France, Normandy Keywords: invasions, army, military, radio, World War II, vehicles Institution name: Princess Irene Brigade
RM2T1MJK2–The Polish Navy during the Second World War The Foreigners' Mess on board the Polish Navy destroyer ORP Piorun. The seven British ratings in the mess they have to themselves, left to right: coder (who kept a boarding house in civilian life), signalman (Bank of England clerk), signalman (timber merchant), and telegraphist and signalman (regulars). Playing darts are the anti-U-boat worker and HO signalman, while the other men are playing chess or writing letters. The anti-sub man was awarded the DSM for his work.
![320 Squadron RAF Coastal Command, staffed by members of the Navy Aviation Service, stationed at the RAF base Lechars at Fife in Scotland, used in reconnaissance flights, land-sea rescue, convoy and offensive attacks over enemy territory [period October 1940 - December 1941]. Pilot and radio telegraphist for a Hudson bomber Date: 1941 Location: Great Britain, Scotland Keywords: Air Force, Navy, Military, World War II, Aircraft Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2APC59Y/320-squadron-raf-coastal-command-staffed-by-members-of-the-navy-aviation-service-stationed-at-the-raf-base-lechars-at-fife-in-scotland-used-in-reconnaissance-flights-land-sea-rescue-convoy-and-offensive-attacks-over-enemy-territory-period-october-1940-december-1941-pilot-and-radio-telegraphist-for-a-hudson-bomber-date-1941-location-great-britain-scotland-keywords-air-force-navy-military-world-war-ii-aircraft-2APC59Y.jpg "320 Squadron RAF Coastal Command, staffed by members of the Navy Aviation Service, stationed at the RAF base Lechars at Fife in Scotland, used in reconnaissance flights, land-sea rescue, convoy and offensive attacks over enemy territory [period October 1940 - December 1941]. Pilot and radio telegraphist for a Hudson bomber Date: 1941 Location: Great Britain, Scotland Keywords: Air Force, Navy, Military, World War II, Aircraft Stock Photo")
RM2APC59Y–320 Squadron RAF Coastal Command, staffed by members of the Navy Aviation Service, stationed at the RAF base Lechars at Fife in Scotland, used in reconnaissance flights, land-sea rescue, convoy and offensive attacks over enemy territory [period October 1940 - December 1941]. Pilot and radio telegraphist for a Hudson bomber Date: 1941 Location: Great Britain, Scotland Keywords: Air Force, Navy, Military, World War II, Aircraft
RM2APAG94–Reportage Liaison Service C-Division 7 December Description: At the liaison service especially the telegrafists sometimes have a hard responsibility. It sometimes goes on for hours in a row, that telegrams are recorded and sent out at a speed of sixteen words per minute. Corporal D.R., Wiegman from Roden (Drenhte), in the civil profession grocery clerk and although he would not like to switch to another section, he would not choose telegraphist as his profession anyway, For him it is 'shoemaker stays with you read' Date: December 1948 Location: Indonesia, Dutch-Indies
RM2X15W9R–WITH A COMBINED OPERATIONS BOMBARDMENT UNIT - Members of a 'watch' coming off duty. Left to right:- Telegraphist W. Fortune of 22 Wood Street, Middlestone Moor, Nr. Spennymoor, Co.Durham, who landed on 'D' Day by parachute; Telegraphist A. J. Boomer, DSM; Captain F. Vere Hodge, MC,Huntspill, Highbridge, Somerset, and Telegraphist K. F. Moles of 112 Stortford Road, Rye Park, Hoddesdon, Herts British Army, 21st Army Group
RM2APAG92–Reportage Liaison Service C-Division 7 December Description: At the liaison service especially the telegrafists sometimes have a hard responsibility. It sometimes goes on for hours in a row, that telegrams are recorded and sent out at a speed of sixteen words per minute. Corporal D.R., Wiegman from Roden (Drenhte), in the civil profession grocery clerk and although he would not like to switch to another section, he would not choose telegraphist as his profession anyway, For him it is 'shoemaker stays with you read' Date: December 1948 Location: Indonesia, Dutch-Indies
RM2T1K4G4–The Royal Navy during the Second World War- the Campaign in Normandy, June 1944 Naval telegraphist W J Crooks operating from a forward observation post in the Sword area. He is sending back the range of a vital enemy target situated on the outskirts of Caen. It is men of the 'Forward Observation Bombardment' among whom are naval telegraphists, volunteers from HM ships, that the gun crews of the Royal Navy rely on for correct ranges as they bombard enemy strong-points and gun-nests ashore.
RM2T1MP9F–The Royal Navy during the Second World War Sat in the orchestra pit with their instruments are the trio of, left to right: Telegraphist Tony Fones; Sick Berth Attendant Denis Cockerton and Leading Seaman Bobby Pagan, who will accompany the show and are featured in the London production of the all navy show 'Pacific Show Boat' at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith. The show is being sent by Amenities Ships to the Pacific to entertain personnel of the British Pacific Fleet after its London run. Costumes and decor are by Sub Lieutenant Hedley Briggs and the musical numbers by Lieutenant Ronnie Hill.
RM2T1K4GW–The Royal Navy during the Second World War- the Campaign in Normandy, June 1944 An FOB unit (Forward Observation Bombardment) armoured lorry in operation in the Sword area. The telegraphist inside is protected from snipers by a colleague with a Bren Gun whilst the ranges are sent through to HM Ships. Sometimes a land-line is run from the lorry for a mile forward where the observation post is in action. It is men of the 'Forward Observation Bombardment' among whom are naval telegraphists, volunteers from HM ships, that the gun crews of the Royal Navy rely on for correct ranges as they bombard e
RM2T1K63D–Naval Communications Staff at Alexandria. May 1944, Levant and Eastern Mediterranean Communications Staff. Left to right: Back row: Second Officer WRNS Palmer; Third Officers WRNS: Harrison, Whitelaw, Dilks, McGuire, McKinley. Second Officer WRNS Darrell, Third Officers WRNS: Owen, Clevedon. Fourth row: Third Officers WRNS: Glendinning, Roper, Busby, Hamilton, Seymour, Ward, Hodgson, Beith, Corbett, Patterson. Third row, Mr Porter, Warrant Telegraphist, RN; Sub Lieutenants, RNVR, Trundle, Chapman; Third Officers WRNS, Hind, Courage, Shipley, Foster; Second Officer WRNS Cameron; Third Officers
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