An experimental flying bicycle (Photo by Easyart/PA Wire)
Beauty Micrometer, 1934, analyzed facial flaws for Makeup (Image via Lela London)
The Isolater, 1925 (Image via Kitschy Kitschy Coo)
Bike tyre used as a swimming aid, invented by Italian M. Goventosa de Udine.
Stroller equipped with a radio, including antenna and loudspeaker, to keep the baby quiet, USA, 1921.
Massive automatic hair dryer
Tsar Nikolai’s II Car with skates, 1917
Clap skate – In 1936, inventor R. Handl came up with the movable heel plate, but it wasn’t until 1996 that this concept revolutionized skating.
Indoor skiing
Folding bridge for emergencies – The emergency bridge can easily be transported on a handcart, invented by L. Deth. The Netherlands, 1926
Faxed newspaper – In 1938, the world’s first wireless newspaper was sent from WOR radio station in New York City. In this photo, children are reading the children’s page of a Missouri paper.
Bikes for your feet
Beating Breasts, 1963. A pair of artificial breasts with a built-in heartbeat, an invention from Japan intended as a sleeping aid for very young children.
The Cigarette Pack Holder created in 1955.
Russell E. Oakes, an amateur American inventor, wearing his problem-solving inventions, which include spikes around his arms which enabled him to weave through busy department stores and a wind-up spaghetti eater, circa 1955. (Photo by Evans/Three Lions/Getty)
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Hilarious! I particularly like the Isolator. The Dutch fold-up bridge can come in handy again, what with global warming…
Unbelievably hilarious…
ahahah!
This is crazy use of human intelligence and imagination .. Creativity at its worst best 🙂
LOLOLOL