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The Frankfurt Museum of Telecommunications
Today we visit the museum virtually telecommunications in Frankfurt (Ger. Museum für Kommunikation Frankfurt).
33 Photo © Eduard Gavayler
1. Stands are designed so that the visitor, moving on exposure, has the opportunity to observe the development of methods, tools, forms of communication, the development of human civilization.
2. Find a museum of telecommunications in the big city were not working. It is located on the waterfront museum.
3. At the entrance we are met here this futuristic rider.
4. And in the lobby here are lamb from the telephone instead snouts goals.
5. The price of admission will be only a few euros. We go inside.
6. Most of the exhibition is devoted to the history of the mail. Prehistoric people used to transmit important information voice, drums, fire and smoke. With the emergence of writing became the transmitted information in writing, which marked the beginning of postal service.
7. Need for getting news was met by the messengers. Initially, hiking,
8. Then horse.
9. It looks like the postal horn, served to signal the arrival of the mail, which later became a symbol of international mail, as well as a key element of the logo Doychepost.
10. Much later began to use other ways to deliver information.
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14. The museum houses an interesting collection of German mailboxes in different years,
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16. post signage,
17 different postal cards. For example, the map looks like the times of the Third Reich (while most labels, signs, maps and plans were black):
18. At the end of the eighteenth century there was an optical telegraph. He was eventually supplanted the electric telegraph and then the telephone.
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22. The German telephone booth 1927.
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24. Collection of street telephone machines,
25. Collection of payphone tablets.
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27. Cryptographic typewriter 3-Walzen-Enigma 1936.
28. On the other stands, you meet a lot of radios and televisions.
29. Radio Akkord Transola Lux 1957.
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31. Cuban television "Comet" 1960/61. His I met (see. Record Online Radio Berlin-Brandenburg).
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33. In the museum you can learn many new things, such as how the letters are sorted and delivered, ultimately, to the recipient.
Source:
33 Photo © Eduard Gavayler
1. Stands are designed so that the visitor, moving on exposure, has the opportunity to observe the development of methods, tools, forms of communication, the development of human civilization.
2. Find a museum of telecommunications in the big city were not working. It is located on the waterfront museum.
3. At the entrance we are met here this futuristic rider.
4. And in the lobby here are lamb from the telephone instead snouts goals.
5. The price of admission will be only a few euros. We go inside.
6. Most of the exhibition is devoted to the history of the mail. Prehistoric people used to transmit important information voice, drums, fire and smoke. With the emergence of writing became the transmitted information in writing, which marked the beginning of postal service.
7. Need for getting news was met by the messengers. Initially, hiking,
8. Then horse.
9. It looks like the postal horn, served to signal the arrival of the mail, which later became a symbol of international mail, as well as a key element of the logo Doychepost.
10. Much later began to use other ways to deliver information.
11.
12.
13.
14. The museum houses an interesting collection of German mailboxes in different years,
15.
16. post signage,
17 different postal cards. For example, the map looks like the times of the Third Reich (while most labels, signs, maps and plans were black):
18. At the end of the eighteenth century there was an optical telegraph. He was eventually supplanted the electric telegraph and then the telephone.
19.
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22. The German telephone booth 1927.
23.
24. Collection of street telephone machines,
25. Collection of payphone tablets.
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27. Cryptographic typewriter 3-Walzen-Enigma 1936.
28. On the other stands, you meet a lot of radios and televisions.
29. Radio Akkord Transola Lux 1957.
30.
31. Cuban television "Comet" 1960/61. His I met (see. Record Online Radio Berlin-Brandenburg).
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33. In the museum you can learn many new things, such as how the letters are sorted and delivered, ultimately, to the recipient.
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