Science's Strangest Inventions by Tom Quinn

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The history of science is littered with mad, bad and delightfully dotty inventions, from a bicycle powered by its rider waggling his head back and forth to the Improved Pneumatic Advertising Hat - a bowler that hurled a lit-up billboard into the air at the touch of a button. This book presents science's strangest inventions.

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Science's Strangest Inventions by Tom Quinn

The history of science is littered with mad, bad and delightfully dotty inventions, from a bicycle powered by its rider waggling his head back and forth to the Improved Pneumatic Advertising Hat - a bowler that hurled a lit-up billboard into the air at the touch of a button. This book presents science's strangest inventions.
Tom Quinn is a journalist, juggler, orange peel collector and expert on Victorian fish painters, who spends much of his time travelling round Britain looking for quirky subjects to write about. He has written five titles in the best-selling Strangest series. Tom also writes occasional obituaries for The Times and edits Country Business magazine.
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ISBN 13 9781861058263
ISBN 10 1861058268
Title Science's Strangest Inventions
Author Tom Quinn
Series Strangest
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher HarperCollins Publishers
Year published 2007-05-24
Number of pages 288
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.