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Image Not Available for The splinter is out. The doctor gives a satisfied smile as he is happy with the work of the electromagnet.
The splinter is out. The doctor gives a satisfied smile as he is happy with the work of the electromagnet.
Image Not Available for The splinter is out. The doctor gives a satisfied smile as he is happy with the work of the electromagnet.

The splinter is out. The doctor gives a satisfied smile as he is happy with the work of the electromagnet.

Creator Deutscher Verlag (German)
Date1930s
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 22.9 x 16.6 cm (9 x 6 9/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Category
  • Photographs
Object number2002/4270
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for The x-ray images have shown where the splinter sits. All you need is a small incision and the magnet gets the splinter out easily and safely.
The x-ray images have shown where the splinter sits. All you need is a small incision and the magnet gets the splinter out easily and safely.
Deutscher Verlag
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Dr. S. has already operated three times. A cigarette helps him to relax for the next operation in the field hospital in which the first electromagnet is to be applied.
Dr. S. has already operated three times. A cigarette helps him to relax for the next operation in the field hospital in which the first electromagnet is to be applied.
Deutscher Verlag
1930s
Photograph
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A "gentleman" without shoes must still make a good impression. He will pay to have this young lady give him a pedicure so he can still put "his best foot forward".
Deutscher Verlag
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Salvatore Ferragamo rejects a tape measure. Instead he has a better idea of the size by "grasping" the foot. His hands remind one of the skillful hands of a doctor.
Salvatore Ferragamo rejects a tape measure. Instead he has a better idea of the size by "grasping" the foot. His hands remind one of the skillful hands of a doctor.
Deutscher Verlag
1930s
Photograph
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This house beetle will not venture out into the sun now, as he skin does not yet contain enough defensive materials to form a pigment screen.
Deutscher Verlag
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for The husband can now devote himself to his occupational duties. The purchases have been made and now he can work undisturbed.
The husband can now devote himself to his occupational duties. The purchases have been made and now he can work undisturbed.
Deutscher Verlag
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for A player makes a decision to bite a thumb on the spur of the moment. "Ouch" he cries as he bites his own thumb.
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Deutscher Verlag
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for A player becomes nervous. Instead of staying seated, he wants to play on top. This leads to much confusion.
A player becomes nervous. Instead of staying seated, he wants to play on top. This leads to much confusion.
Deutscher Verlag
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for During the last three years, this gentleman has put 40,000 kms on his shoes. He is considered the record walker amongst his colleagues.
During the last three years, this gentleman has put 40,000 kms on his shoes. He is considered the record walker amongst his colleagues.
Deutscher Verlag
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for The listeners are so impressed by the world famous tenor and the applause so persistent, he must repeat the aria several times.
The listeners are so impressed by the world famous tenor and the applause so persistent, he must repeat the aria several times.
Deutscher Verlag
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Anton Bruckner (1824 -1896) was a renowned composer and organist known primarily for his symphonies, masses and motets. For many years, he was the organist at the Abbey of Saint Florian in Linz, Austria and is buried beneath his favorite organ (built by K
Anton Bruckner (1824 -1896) was a renowned composer and organist known primarily for his symphonies, masses and motets. For many years, he was the organist at the Abbey of Saint Florian in Linz, Austria and is buried beneath his favorite organ (built by K
Deutscher Verlag
1943
Photograph
Image Not Available for Austrian illustrator, painter and cartoonist Hans Liska. For many years he worked as a press cartoonist for "Berlin Illustrierte Newspaper" in many events in which the pencil could speak more clearly than the camera.
Austrian illustrator, painter and cartoonist Hans Liska. For many years he worked as a press cartoonist for "Berlin Illustrierte Newspaper" in many events in which the pencil could speak more clearly than the camera.
Deutscher Verlag
1943
Photograph
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