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“Covered Bicycle” Guards from Wind and Rain, Popular Mechanics (Mar. 1941) Many ingenious adaptations of the bicycle have been evolved by Europeans since shortage of gasoline, due to the…

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Tall Men No Longer Cutt Off View Modern Mechanix, Aug. 1934

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  Lit up ay night to give the illusion of a moving train: A camouflage “Railway” at day light Faux Paris Nesta imagem: falso cais de embarque ferroviário (à…

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    Including a plan for a sham Paris in the forest of St. Germain: The general scheme (partly carried out) of false nocturnal objectives. Faux Paris Projecto…

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Writing with your voice, Popular Science (Mar. 1947)

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Wire Recorder Saves Time by Handling Data on Photographs, Popular Mechanics, Dec, 1950
“Photographers who do considerable work in the field can save time by using a wire recorder to keep track of pertinent information. Details and remarks can be recorded in a moment and then edited later when time is available. The recorder is set up in the front seat of the car, and the necessary 110-volt a.c. is supplied by a war-surplus converter carried in the trunk."

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Marijuana SEX-CRAZING DRUG MENACE Fast-Growing Debasement of Our Youngsters, Making Them Wantons and Killers Physical Culture, Feb, 1937

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  Lilliputian’s-eye viewer puts you inside tiny model, Popular Science (Aug, 1964) A slender optical tube fitted with 18 miniature lenses provides realistic views inside architects’, landscapers’, town planners’,…

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Pranchas de saltos (5 e 10 m) da Piscina do Ouro, Clube Fluvial Portuense (n.d.)

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Smoking/No Smoking (Alain Resnais, 1993), affiches/posters Drawing/dessin: Floc’h.