Mark i hi-res stock photography and images

Mark I computer at Harvard University Stock Photo

RMCRY095–Mark I computer at Harvard University

Hand Grenade Mark I world war one 1 British army issue Stock Photo

RFDR1NBP–Hand Grenade Mark I world war one 1 British army issue

Front view of the Mark I electronic sequence controlled calculator built by the International Business Machines Corporation and given to Harvard University, 1944. Stock Photo

RMMXR7YF–Front view of the Mark I electronic sequence controlled calculator built by the International Business Machines Corporation and given to Harvard University, 1944.

General Service army wagon, Mark I Stock Photo

RMDRHYYT–General Service army wagon, Mark I

Christ healing the lepers at Capernaum. Mark I. From JJ Tissot 'The Life of Our Saviour Jesus Christ' c1890. Oleograph Stock Photo

RMD969YH–Christ healing the lepers at Capernaum. Mark I. From JJ Tissot 'The Life of Our Saviour Jesus Christ' c1890. Oleograph

BRITISH Mark I 'male' tank named C-15 near Thiepval on 25 September 1916. The grenade shield on top and the steering tail were discarded on later models. Photo: Ernest Brooks Stock Photo

RM2XH6C01–BRITISH Mark I 'male' tank named C-15 near Thiepval on 25 September 1916. The grenade shield on top and the steering tail were discarded on later models. Photo: Ernest Brooks

Pilots of No. 310 (Czechoslovak) Squadron RAF in front of Hawker Hurricane Mk I at Duxford, Cambridgeshire, 7 September 1940. Czechoslovak pilots of No. 310 (Czechoslovak) Squadron RAF and their British flight commanders grouped in front of Hawker Hurricane Mark I, P3143 'NN-D', at Duxford, Cambridgeshire. They are (standing, left to right); Pilot Officer S Janduch, Sergeant J Vopalecuy, Sergeant R Puda, Sergeant K Seda, Sergeant B Furst and Sergeant R Zima: (sitting, left to right); Pilot Officer W Goth, Flight Lieutenant J Maly, Flight Lieutenant G L Sinclair, Flying Officer J E Boulton, Fli Stock Photo

RM2B7FM7P–Pilots of No. 310 (Czechoslovak) Squadron RAF in front of Hawker Hurricane Mk I at Duxford, Cambridgeshire, 7 September 1940. Czechoslovak pilots of No. 310 (Czechoslovak) Squadron RAF and their British flight commanders grouped in front of Hawker Hurricane Mark I, P3143 'NN-D', at Duxford, Cambridgeshire. They are (standing, left to right); Pilot Officer S Janduch, Sergeant J Vopalecuy, Sergeant R Puda, Sergeant K Seda, Sergeant B Furst and Sergeant R Zima: (sitting, left to right); Pilot Officer W Goth, Flight Lieutenant J Maly, Flight Lieutenant G L Sinclair, Flying Officer J E Boulton, Fli

Mark I Male Tank C15, crosses a British trench on the way to attack Thiepval on the Somme, 25th September 1916 Stock Photo

RMGKGTX7–Mark I Male Tank C15, crosses a British trench on the way to attack Thiepval on the Somme, 25th September 1916

SOMME BATTLE 1916 World War 1 An early British Mark I 'male' tank, named C-15, near Thiepval, Somme France 25 September 1916. The tank is in reserve for the Battle of Thiepval Ridge which began on 26 September. The tank fitted with the wire 'grenade shield' and steering tail, both features discarded in the next models. Stock Photo

RM2D4JPM9–SOMME BATTLE 1916 World War 1 An early British Mark I 'male' tank, named C-15, near Thiepval, Somme France 25 September 1916. The tank is in reserve for the Battle of Thiepval Ridge which began on 26 September. The tank fitted with the wire 'grenade shield' and steering tail, both features discarded in the next models.

Slingsby T.18 Hengist Mark I, DG676, on tow while being tested by the Airborne Forces Experimental Establishment based at Sherbu Stock Photo

RMCNRHX7–Slingsby T.18 Hengist Mark I, DG676, on tow while being tested by the Airborne Forces Experimental Establishment based at Sherbu

A British Mark I tank in action at the Battle of Flers-Courcelette, fought during the Battle of the Somme in France in 1916 during WWI. From The Pageant of the Century, published 1934. Stock Photo

RMWW2T29–A British Mark I tank in action at the Battle of Flers-Courcelette, fought during the Battle of the Somme in France in 1916 during WWI. From The Pageant of the Century, published 1934.

Late 1950s, an historical view of the the Mark i or Lovell telescope, Cheshire, England, UK, the world's largest dish radio telescope when it was constructed in 1957. The radio telescope is named after Bernard Lovell a radio astronomer at Manchester University who established an observatory - the Jodrell Bank Observatory - in North West England in 1945 to investigate cosmic rays, contining work he had undertaken on radar during WWII. In 1988 the Lovell Telescope was made a Grade I listed building, meaning it is a building of 'exceptional interest'. Stock Photo

RM2M60R4H–Late 1950s, an historical view of the the Mark i or Lovell telescope, Cheshire, England, UK, the world's largest dish radio telescope when it was constructed in 1957. The radio telescope is named after Bernard Lovell a radio astronomer at Manchester University who established an observatory - the Jodrell Bank Observatory - in North West England in 1945 to investigate cosmic rays, contining work he had undertaken on radar during WWII. In 1988 the Lovell Telescope was made a Grade I listed building, meaning it is a building of 'exceptional interest'.

Feb. 26, 2012 - The Mark I radio telescope with a diameter of 250ft which has been in use since 1957 at Jodrell Bank. It is the Stock Photo

RME135B7–Feb. 26, 2012 - The Mark I radio telescope with a diameter of 250ft which has been in use since 1957 at Jodrell Bank. It is the

Battle of Flers–Courcelette. 'C' Company Mark I tank, C.19 'Clan Leslie', in the Chimpanzee Valley on 15 September 1916, the day tanks first went into action during the Battle of the Somme Stock Photo

RM2HTN8HA–Battle of Flers–Courcelette. 'C' Company Mark I tank, C.19 'Clan Leslie', in the Chimpanzee Valley on 15 September 1916, the day tanks first went into action during the Battle of the Somme

The Royal Mint's Battle of Britain 50p commemorative coin, with a Mark I Spitfire that took part in the conflict, at Humberside Airport in Lincolnshire. Stock Photo

RMG878N7–The Royal Mint's Battle of Britain 50p commemorative coin, with a Mark I Spitfire that took part in the conflict, at Humberside Airport in Lincolnshire.

RMEDBKA0–Mark I.

Model WWI Gun Carrier Mark I at the Tank Corps Memorial, First World War One monument at Pozières, Battle of the Somme, France Stock Photo

RMDFYFG8–Model WWI Gun Carrier Mark I at the Tank Corps Memorial, First World War One monument at Pozières, Battle of the Somme, France

Maker's Mark I V H, Estonian, Bowl, c. 1780, Silver Stock Photo

RM2B0H0T6–Maker's Mark I V H, Estonian, Bowl, c. 1780, Silver

War Bonds Poster featuring the newly invented British Mark I tank, recently employed in the First World War Stock Photo

RM2AA0TG8–War Bonds Poster featuring the newly invented British Mark I tank, recently employed in the First World War

A Ford Escort Mark I, number 260, and sponsored by Dagenham Motors, racing at Brands Hatch in England in 1968. Stock Photo

RMKH9EYK–A Ford Escort Mark I, number 260, and sponsored by Dagenham Motors, racing at Brands Hatch in England in 1968.

The Mark I Giant Radio Telescope, Jodrell Bank Observatory, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe Stock Photo

RM2JFYWNX–The Mark I Giant Radio Telescope, Jodrell Bank Observatory, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

A vintage car Sunbeam Alpina Mark I Cabrio driving past a lake on Silvretta Hochalpenstrasse during the Arlberg Classic Car Rally. Stock Photo

RM2DCT2M7–A vintage car Sunbeam Alpina Mark I Cabrio driving past a lake on Silvretta Hochalpenstrasse during the Arlberg Classic Car Rally.

RMDR9H93–Mark I tank

RMCRY09P–Mark I computer at Harvard University

Ford Cortina Mark I 1962–1966 abstract at the Santa pod retro show 2010 Stock Photo

RMBNHAB3–Ford Cortina Mark I 1962–1966 abstract at the Santa pod retro show 2010

RMFYT8FN–Roadster MG F Mark I.

1960 MG MGA 1600 Mark I Roadster Stock Photo

RMF136PY–1960 MG MGA 1600 Mark I Roadster

WW2 UK Propaganda motivational image of heroic USAF American Aircrew in full flying kit in readiness for a bombing mission, walking beneath the nose of Short Stirling Mark I, N3676 'S', of 1651 Heavy Conversion Unit at Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire while the ground crew run up the engines in readiness.The pilot (2nd from left) is American, Sergeant Leonard A Johnson. Spring 1942 British Bomber Base Waterbeach Cambridgeshire UK World War II Second World War Stock Photo

RM2JCYFR4–WW2 UK Propaganda motivational image of heroic USAF American Aircrew in full flying kit in readiness for a bombing mission, walking beneath the nose of Short Stirling Mark I, N3676 'S', of 1651 Heavy Conversion Unit at Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire while the ground crew run up the engines in readiness.The pilot (2nd from left) is American, Sergeant Leonard A Johnson. Spring 1942 British Bomber Base Waterbeach Cambridgeshire UK World War II Second World War

Jaguar Mark I (1957), Dutch licecence registration DM-36-51, pic1 Stock Photo

RME6NAMH–Jaguar Mark I (1957), Dutch licecence registration DM-36-51, pic1

Mother, Prototype Mark I Tank, on test in Burton Park, Lincoln, on the 21st January 1916 Stock Photo

RMGKGTXB–Mother, Prototype Mark I Tank, on test in Burton Park, Lincoln, on the 21st January 1916

RM2M60R4N–Late 1950s, an historical view of the the Mark i or Lovell telescope, Cheshire, England, UK, the world's largest dish radio telescope when it was constructed in 1957. The radio telescope is named after Bernard Lovell a radio astronomer at Manchester University who established an observatory - the Jodrell Bank Observatory - in North West England in 1945 to investigate cosmic rays, contining work he had undertaken on radar during WWII. In 1988 the Lovell Telescope was made a Grade I listed building, meaning it is a building of 'exceptional interest'.

Jun. 06, 1964 - New Radio Telescope - at Jodrell Bank. The Mark II and the Mark I.: The new £300,000 radio telescope - known at the Mark II - was to be seen at Jodrell Bank - yesterday. It has a movable elliptical 'dish' 125 ft. across - which allows radio research to be extended far above the existing useful frequency limit of the 250 ft. diameter telescope which has been in use since 1957. In the first signals from a source in the constellation Cassiopeia. Photo shows general view of the new Mark II 15ft. diameter radio telescope - at Jodrell Bank yesterday - showing the 250ft Stock Photo

RME0WX8B–Jun. 06, 1964 - New Radio Telescope - at Jodrell Bank. The Mark II and the Mark I.: The new £300,000 radio telescope - known at the Mark II - was to be seen at Jodrell Bank - yesterday. It has a movable elliptical 'dish' 125 ft. across - which allows radio research to be extended far above the existing useful frequency limit of the 250 ft. diameter telescope which has been in use since 1957. In the first signals from a source in the constellation Cassiopeia. Photo shows general view of the new Mark II 15ft. diameter radio telescope - at Jodrell Bank yesterday - showing the 250ft

An early model British Mark I 'male' tank, named C-15, near Thiepval, 25 September 1916. The tank is probably in reserve for the Battle of Thiepval Ridge which began on 26 September. The tank is fitted with the wire 'grenade shield' and steering tail, both features discarded in the next models. Stock Photo

RM2DAH7GY–An early model British Mark I 'male' tank, named C-15, near Thiepval, 25 September 1916. The tank is probably in reserve for the Battle of Thiepval Ridge which began on 26 September. The tank is fitted with the wire 'grenade shield' and steering tail, both features discarded in the next models.

British tank Mark I, during Battle of the Somme, 25 September, 1916, near Thiepval, photographer Ernest Brooks (1878–1957), Private Collection Stock Photo

RM2E9JY3M–British tank Mark I, during Battle of the Somme, 25 September, 1916, near Thiepval, photographer Ernest Brooks (1878–1957), Private Collection

RMEDBK8B–Mark I. tank at Flers.

Mark I and Mark II Triumph Stags at Chideock Manor, near Bridport, Dorset. The Mark I is on the left. Stock Photo

RMCB7WHJ–Mark I and Mark II Triumph Stags at Chideock Manor, near Bridport, Dorset. The Mark I is on the left.

Maker's mark I.B in square shield, Dutch, Pair of Candlesticks, 1740, Silver gilt Stock Photo

RM2B0GJ71–Maker's mark I.B in square shield, Dutch, Pair of Candlesticks, 1740, Silver gilt

The British Mark I Heavy Tank with a crew of 8, was first used in action in World War 1 on the morning of 15 September 1916, having entered service the previous month. during the Battle of Flers-Courcelette, part of the Somme Offensive in the south-eastern Pas-de-Calais Départements, France Stock Photo

RM2A8R0NB–The British Mark I Heavy Tank with a crew of 8, was first used in action in World War 1 on the morning of 15 September 1916, having entered service the previous month. during the Battle of Flers-Courcelette, part of the Somme Offensive in the south-eastern Pas-de-Calais Départements, France

BL 5.5 inch Mark I naval guns Ascension Island Stock Photo

RFC086NF–BL 5.5 inch Mark I naval guns Ascension Island

The Lovell Mark I Giant Radio Telescope and rainbow, Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe Stock Photo

RM2K87451–The Lovell Mark I Giant Radio Telescope and rainbow, Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Mark I Sherman world war two military army tank located on the grounds of the Veterans Memorial Hospital at Sandusky Ohio OH Stock Photo

RMARM1R7–Mark I Sherman world war two military army tank located on the grounds of the Veterans Memorial Hospital at Sandusky Ohio OH

Mark I tank in dificulties. One of the first tanks in difficulty Stock Photo

RMWH8KR5–Mark I tank in dificulties. One of the first tanks in difficulty

RMCRY0A0–Mark I computer at Harvard University

Ford Cortina Mark I 1962–1966 door and handle abstract at the Santa pod retro show 2010 Stock Photo

RMBNHA9M–Ford Cortina Mark I 1962–1966 door and handle abstract at the Santa pod retro show 2010

RMFYT8FX–Roadster MG F Mark I.

RMF136R3–1960 MG MGA 1600 Mark I Roadster

Mark I Ford Escort on the track Stock Photo

RF2AT81WF–Mark I Ford Escort on the track

Jaguar Mark I (1957), Dutch licecence registration DM-36-51, pic2 Stock Photo

RME6NAMJ–Jaguar Mark I (1957), Dutch licecence registration DM-36-51, pic2

A Canon EOS 5D mark I digital single lens reflex camera Stock Photo

RMDNHJF9–A Canon EOS 5D mark I digital single lens reflex camera

RM2M60R6B–Late 1950s, an historical view of the the Mark i or Lovell telescope, Cheshire, England, UK, the world's largest dish radio telescope when it was constructed in 1957. The radio telescope is named after Bernard Lovell a radio astronomer at Manchester University who established an observatory - the Jodrell Bank Observatory - in North West England in 1945 to investigate cosmic rays, contining work he had undertaken on radar during WWII. In 1988 the Lovell Telescope was made a Grade I listed building, meaning it is a building of 'exceptional interest'.

Mark I radio telescope, aka as the Lovell Telescope, Jodrell Bank Observatory 1957 Stock Photo

RMGRR97F–Mark I radio telescope, aka as the Lovell Telescope, Jodrell Bank Observatory 1957

Ford Cortina Mark I classic car. Skelton Show Cumbria, England, UK. Stock Photo

RMEHB8N7–Ford Cortina Mark I classic car. Skelton Show Cumbria, England, UK.

Bruce McLaren in a McLaren Elva Mark II B and John Cordts in a McLaren Elva Mark I in the dirt in Moss Corner at the 1966 Players 200 Mosport Canadian Sports Car Championship round 3 at Mosport Park Canada, Bruce McLaren winner Stock Photo

RM2WPFJHT–Bruce McLaren in a McLaren Elva Mark II B and John Cordts in a McLaren Elva Mark I in the dirt in Moss Corner at the 1966 Players 200 Mosport Canadian Sports Car Championship round 3 at Mosport Park Canada, Bruce McLaren winner

Volkswagen Golf GTI Mark I grille badge Stock Photo

RMPYPMM6–Volkswagen Golf GTI Mark I grille badge

Mark I and Mark II Triumph Stags at Chideock Manor, near Bridport, Dorset. The Mark I is on the right. Stock Photo

RMCB7WGR–Mark I and Mark II Triumph Stags at Chideock Manor, near Bridport, Dorset. The Mark I is on the right.

Maker's Mark I.C in script, possibly Joseph Carpenter, English, Eleven Teaspoons, c. 1770–80, Silver Stock Photo

RM2B0H0WT–Maker's Mark I.C in script, possibly Joseph Carpenter, English, Eleven Teaspoons, c. 1770–80, Silver

The Mark I was the world's first tank, a tracked, armed, and armoured vehicle, developed in 1915 to break the stalemate of trench warfare. It could survive the machine gun and small-arms fire in 'No Man's Land', travel over difficult terrain, crush barbed wire, and cross trenches to assault fortified enemy positions with powerful armament as seen here as it moves forward during the fight for Thiepval during the Battle of the Somme in August 1916. Stock Photo

RM2B5JWY7–The Mark I was the world's first tank, a tracked, armed, and armoured vehicle, developed in 1915 to break the stalemate of trench warfare. It could survive the machine gun and small-arms fire in 'No Man's Land', travel over difficult terrain, crush barbed wire, and cross trenches to assault fortified enemy positions with powerful armament as seen here as it moves forward during the fight for Thiepval during the Battle of the Somme in August 1916.

RFC086P4–BL 5.5 inch Mark I naval guns Ascension Island

The Lovell Mark I Giant Radio Telescope with rainbow, Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe Stock Photo

RM2K87452–The Lovell Mark I Giant Radio Telescope with rainbow, Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

1948 Lincoln Continental Mark I convertible, Museum of Arts and Sciences, Daytona Beach, Florida Stock Photo

RFEYXG5Y–1948 Lincoln Continental Mark I convertible, Museum of Arts and Sciences, Daytona Beach, Florida

RMARM1RA–Mark I Sherman world war two military army tank located on the grounds of the Veterans Memorial Hospital at Sandusky Ohio OH

RMCRY08W–Mark I computer at Harvard University

1968–1974 Ford Escort Mark I chrome badge abstract Stock Photo

RMBNH48W–1968–1974 Ford Escort Mark I chrome badge abstract

Sports car Austin-Healey 3000 Mark I, 1959. Stock Photo

RMFJA37P–Sports car Austin-Healey 3000 Mark I, 1959.

RMF136R5–1960 MG MGA 1600 Mark I Roadster

US Navy Mark I illuminated compass on the USS New Jersey Iowa Class Battleship, Delaware River, New Jersey, United States. Stock Photo

RMKTDTMR–US Navy Mark I illuminated compass on the USS New Jersey Iowa Class Battleship, Delaware River, New Jersey, United States.

Andy Saunders author of Spitfire Mark I P9374 at the book launch with restored Supermarine Spitfire I Second World War plane subject of the book Stock Photo

RMPYH6MA–Andy Saunders author of Spitfire Mark I P9374 at the book launch with restored Supermarine Spitfire I Second World War plane subject of the book

Holborns Mark I Male tank at the British Museum Avenue 16 October 1919 Stock Photo

RM2BWB1WM–Holborns Mark I Male tank at the British Museum Avenue 16 October 1919

RFMCAHAN–1953 Sunbeam Alpine Mark I

RMJX7BNB–Low-angle, head-on view of an Austin-Healey Sprite Mark I on display in a garden setting

Troop gather near a Mark I tank at Flers. September 17, 1916. Stock Photo

RM2H01RX2–Troop gather near a Mark I tank at Flers. September 17, 1916.

RMC4BM94–Austin Healey Frog Eyed Sprite Mark I, at Histon and Cottenham car rally. Cambridge UK

RMPYPMW1–Volkswagen Golf GTI Mark I grille badge

Emblem on the rear quarter of a Mark I Triumph Stag at Chideock Manor, near Bridport, Dorset. Stock Photo

RMCB7WJ4–Emblem on the rear quarter of a Mark I Triumph Stag at Chideock Manor, near Bridport, Dorset.

Maker's mark I S, German, possibly Johann Georg Scheppich, (German, 1679–1739), Wall Sconce, 1724–28, Silver Stock Photo

RM2B0H0AB–Maker's mark I S, German, possibly Johann Georg Scheppich, (German, 1679–1739), Wall Sconce, 1724–28, Silver

DEEP PURPLE Mark I And Ii 2Lp Gatefold 12 - Vintage Vinyl Record Cover01 Stock Photo

RM2DKWTF8–DEEP PURPLE Mark I And Ii 2Lp Gatefold 12 - Vintage Vinyl Record Cover01

HMS Hood BL 5.5 inch Mark I naval guns Ascension Island Stock Photo

RFC086R9–HMS Hood BL 5.5 inch Mark I naval guns Ascension Island

The Lovell Mark I Giant Radio Telescope with perfect alignment with the full moon, Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe Stock Photo

RF2JFYYN5–The Lovell Mark I Giant Radio Telescope with perfect alignment with the full moon, Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

1977 3 litre Ford Granada Mark I Stock Photo

RF2JP1E57–1977 3 litre Ford Granada Mark I

RMARM1W1–Mark I Sherman world war two military army tank located on the grounds of the Veterans Memorial Hospital at Sandusky Ohio OH

RMCRY09B–Mark I computer at Harvard University

A Supermarine Southampton Mark I Flying boat 'S1059' moored at Lowestoft Stock Photo

RMD5160P–A Supermarine Southampton Mark I Flying boat 'S1059' moored at Lowestoft

Engine of small family car Ford Escort RS1600 Mark I. Stock Photo

RMFJ9GWE–Engine of small family car Ford Escort RS1600 Mark I.

Action on the Western Front during the First World War, 1915-16. The British Mark I was the world's first tank, tracked and armed armoured vehicle, to enter combat Stock Photo

RMKHW5MH–Action on the Western Front during the First World War, 1915-16. The British Mark I was the world's first tank, tracked and armed armoured vehicle, to enter combat

A British Mark I tank at the Battle of Flers-Courcelette during World War I. Stock Photo

RF2G27GG8–A British Mark I tank at the Battle of Flers-Courcelette during World War I.

Marking the seventieth anniversary of VE Day and seventy-fifth anniversary of the Battle of Britain, a Bristol Blenheim Mark I fighter carried out its first public display after many years of restoration Stock Photo

RMER00AD–Marking the seventieth anniversary of VE Day and seventy-fifth anniversary of the Battle of Britain, a Bristol Blenheim Mark I fighter carried out its first public display after many years of restoration

Tank with Vickers Medium Mark I on manoevres, in Andover, Winchester area. 21 August 1935 Stock Photo

RM2BW2J0E–Tank with Vickers Medium Mark I on manoevres, in Andover, Winchester area. 21 August 1935

RFMCAHE8–1957 Wolseley 1500 mark I

RMJX7BN8–Low-angle, front three quarter view of an Austin-Healey Sprite Mark I on display in a garden setting

RM2J01RF0–An early model British Mark I 'male' tank, named C-15, near Thiepval, 25 September 1916. The tank is probably in reserve for the Battle of Thiepval Ridge which began on 26 September. The tank is fitted with the wire 'grenade shield' and steering tail, both features discarded in the next models.

Infographic about the Mark I, a new and powerful combat vehicle that appeared in the battle of Somme (1916). [Adobe InDesign (.indd); 5078x3188]. Stock Photo

RM2NEBWFD–Infographic about the Mark I, a new and powerful combat vehicle that appeared in the battle of Somme (1916). [Adobe InDesign (.indd); 5078x3188].

BEFORE I GO TO SLEEP (2014) MARK STRONG ROWAN JOFFE (DIR) Stock Photo

RME9C1M3–BEFORE I GO TO SLEEP (2014) MARK STRONG ROWAN JOFFE (DIR)

Mark I Triumph Stag, distinguished by the grey backing to the emblem on the grille, at Chideock Manor, near Bridport, Dorset. Stock Photo

RMCB7WH5–Mark I Triumph Stag, distinguished by the grey backing to the emblem on the grille, at Chideock Manor, near Bridport, Dorset.

Maker's mark I:B, probably for John Bu(c)kett, English, William Plummer, (English, free 1755; died 1791), Snuffers and Tray, 1780–82, Silver Stock Photo

RM2B0H0BR–Maker's mark I:B, probably for John Bu(c)kett, English, William Plummer, (English, free 1755; died 1791), Snuffers and Tray, 1780–82, Silver

DEEP PURPLE Mark I And Ii 2Lp Gatefold 12 - Vintage Vinyl Record Cover02 Stock Photo

RM2DM6JM6–DEEP PURPLE Mark I And Ii 2Lp Gatefold 12 - Vintage Vinyl Record Cover02

RFC086PJ–HMS Hood BL 5.5 inch Mark I naval guns Ascension Island

The Lovell Mark I Giant Radio Telescope at night with perfect alignment with the full moon, Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe Stock Photo

RM2JFYWP2–The Lovell Mark I Giant Radio Telescope at night with perfect alignment with the full moon, Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Jun. 05, 1964 - New Radio Telescope - At Jodrell Bank.Computor in the control room: The new ?300,000 radio telescope the Mark II which has a 125ft.diameter ''dish'' which gives a greater range than the Mark I which has a 250ft.''dish'' , and which has been in use since 1957. In yesterday's demonstration - signals were picked up from the constellation cassiopeia. The new telescope - which is at Jodrell Bank - cost ?300,000 to build. Photo shows Mrs. J Stock Photo

RME0WX84–Jun. 05, 1964 - New Radio Telescope - At Jodrell Bank.Computor in the control room: The new ?300,000 radio telescope the Mark II which has a 125ft.diameter ''dish'' which gives a greater range than the Mark I which has a 250ft.''dish'' , and which has been in use since 1957. In yesterday's demonstration - signals were picked up from the constellation cassiopeia. The new telescope - which is at Jodrell Bank - cost ?300,000 to build. Photo shows Mrs. J

RMARM1TE–Mark I Sherman world war two military army tank located on the grounds of the Veterans Memorial Hospital at Sandusky Ohio OH

RMCRY0A4–Mark I computer at Harvard University

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