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19th Century Brainstorming on Flying Machines

August 6th, 2007 by Jan

Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA

The Paleo-Future Blog found this engraving from the Library of Congress Archives (look here for High-Resolution Data). It’s an excellent brainstorming on flying machines from 1885.

Other findings you can explore on Paleo-Future include an article on the wireless telephone, dating from 1910 or some funny excerpts of the Closer-Than-We-Think! Comic Strips (1958-1963), depicting how the future was most certainly going to look like.

Posted in Creativity, IdeaGeneration, Society, History of ideas

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