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Garage owner Douglas Price with daughter Zena in the semi submarine he built called the The Highlander Ships Submarines December 1966
Sir S. Hoare and Sir J. Salmond on the new "secret"flying boat at Cromer 1925Sir S. Hoare and Sir J. Salmond on the new " secret" flying boat at Cromer 1925
Inventions: The Mobile Barber Chair. 1960 A791-003
Inventions: The Mobile Barber Chair. 1960 A791-001
Inventions: The Mobile Barber Chair. 1960 A791-002
Inventions: The Mobile Barber Chair. 1960 A791
Up, up and away in a Dream Machine: Clear the runway, its magnificent Cliff in his flying machine. " All my own work, " said amateur inventor, Clifford Moffat
Space Flip-Flop: You ve heard of the Birdman of Alcatraz. Now prepare yourself for the Spaceman of Chichester, Sussex. Warehouseman Bill Philips, 27, has worked hard on his flying-saucer design
Derek Gray and Barry Stacy attempt to get a man propelled plane off the ground at Southend Airport. The plane has a 90 foot wingspan
The Birdmen of Selsey: As David Cook takes off, his helpers plunge into the sea. August 1975
Clear the runway, its magnificent Cliff in his flying machine. Cliff, 42, set to work in his backyard at Sawston, Cambridgeshire, to get the thing off the drawing board and into the air
Pedal power takes a nosedive. It was great while it lasted. But the flight of Britains latest fan-powered aircraft ended rather abruptly The plane, grandly named Jupiter
Mr. Harry Killick carries his home built man powered helicopter back to his workshop after finding a fault during a flight attempt at his home in Vicarage Lane, Bowden, Cheshire. July 1965
5, 000 holidaymakers at Selsey, Sussex, watched 15 men and two women on Sunday who tried to fly 50 yards to win a £ 1, 000 prize
Three young men wanted to make something sensational for the Royal Tournament at Earls Court, London It had to fly: the youngsters are apprentices at the Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough
First man powered flight across the Channel. The Gossimer Albatross pedalled by Bryan Allen June 1979
Inventions: "The Rain Gun": A farmer seen here testing a new kind of irrigationInventions: " The Rain Gun" : A farmer seen here testing a new kind of irrigation process called " The Rain Gun" turns the device on three of his female farm workers who watch
Therese Howard Jones demonstrating the wear-me umbrella. Model. Circa 1959
Inventor Jim Pickering seen here behind the wheel of his jaguar sports car which has been fitted with the periscope parking mirror. 1964 A1087-002
The Bakery. The machine that slices and wraps the bread at the Champion bakery before delivery to the local stores. October 1954 P008048
Worlds 1st pocket TV. : Sinclair Radionics. Managing Director of Sinclair Radionics, Mr. Clive Sinclair holding the worlds smallest television screen. January 1977 77-00135
A Morris Austin Minor car having repairs carried out in the mobile garage. 6th October 1952
Mrs Susan Davies seen here putting away here rotary iron in a kitchen full of labour saving gadets. 14th September 1952
Mrs Susan Davies seen here using her rotary iron in a kitchen full of labour saving gadets. 14th September 1952
Len Austin and his boozaphone, a musical instrument made from old beer and wine bottles. March 1978 P003666
Petty officer Alan Hogarth on skis. Petty officer Alan Hogarth 33, tried out his device in Plymouth Harbour today, (he walks on water)
Worlds 1st pocket TV. : Sinclair Radionics. Managing Director of Sinclair Radionics, Mr. Clive Sinclair holding the worlds smallest television screen. January 1977 77-00135-001
Electric Car / Hybrid Car: New car invention. Mr. John de GrunchyElectric Car/Hybrid Car: New car invention. Mr. John de Grunchy. He has developed a car which he claims gives upwards of 150 miles to the gallon by combining petrol and battery power. His prototype
Mr. Roberts, demonstrating the Doodle Bug, in Hunsdon where he lives. February 1971 P004902
A Flying Bike in action at the Royal Tournament at the Earls Court Exhibition Centre June 1968 P003991
Burt Coleman, co-founder of Dubreq Studios, with the prototype of the Stylophone, a miniature analog, stylus-operated keyboard, 18th September 1967
Inventor Bert Coleman shows how to play a note on his electronic mini organ. Berts invention went on to be marketed by Rolf Harris as the Stylophone
The Radio telescope at Jodrell Bank. December 1958 P009706
Sport water skating. Alexander Wozniak on his float-skis rides the breakers of the Bristol Channel. July 1953 D3821
Actress Hy Hazel relaxes as she studies her part as Principal Boy in the Puss in Boots panto at the Manchester Palace in a new dry heat rheumatic bath
Ben Quarmby, of Enid Street, Salford, Lancs, who claims to have invented a gas turbine engine which will revolutionise motoring. November 1953 D6696
A man trues out his home made flying machine in a field in Wiltshire. November 1969 Z11085-007
A woman washing her nylons in an all in one refrigerator, cooker and sink 1951 1950s household domestic chores
Callaghan and Thatcher go to the Poles: Look at this. Jim Callaghan and Margaret Thatcher hand-in-hand at last! Alas, its strictly for the birds. Designed to frighten them out of their wits
All Aboard the Watercress Express: Watercress farmer John Jesty doesn t use horses or a tractor for his harvest at Bere Regis in Dorset
London typist Miss L. B. Fatt using light over typewriterLondon typist Miss L.B. Fatt using light over typewriter, and examining idea with inventor Paterson, as show in pix. September 1949 P009148
Canoeist Dave Pegram testing his water boots invention on the river. September 1952 C4765
George Dawson & Wife Olga with their brand new television set. November 1952 C5748
A retired Major in his mid-fifties has successfully canned a loaf of bread; so successfully indeed that already the local baker in his village of Edwin Edmondthorpe, near Melton Mowbray
Jack Mahon of Nottingham has made a fibre-glass 14 year old boy which he has named " Sucker Sam". Jack Mahon takes Sam with him when he lectures at schools on the adverse effects
