Developed Collection (page 8)

Hydrogen for Balloons
Henri Giffard developed a process for the preparation of hydrogen gas for air balloons and dirigibles. His first dirigible flight took place in 1852 from Paris to Trappes

Eastman Camera / 1887
A rendition of the first Kodak camera, developed by George Eastman

Wtg Morton / Colour
WILLIAM THOMAS GREEN MORTON American dentist who developed the use of ether

Farman / Biplane Cig Card
Henri Farman, French aviator, and his Farman Biplane, which he developed with his brother Maurice

X-Ray Tube / Vickers / 1936
Million volt X-ray tube; developed by Metropolitan Vickers; installed in St. Bartholomews Hospital

Fieseler Flying Wing
One of the few practicable delta-wing projects is this German Fieseler F-3 Wespe (Wasp) - very advanced for its day, but never developed into a fighting machine

Swan in Laboratory
sir JOSEPH WILSON SWAN chemist and electrician who developed a primitive electric light (1860), invented the dry photographic plate, and other important developments

Quick-Hitch Harness / 1881
Shortly after 1880 the quick hitch harness was developed, allowing faster response to call-outs by the fire brigade

Ivan Sechenov
IVAN SECHENOV Russian psychologist, who developed theories of reflexes - he trained Pavlov. Date: 1829 - 1905

Vegetables / Radishes
Leonards White Tipped Scarlet Turnip Radish, the best stock of White Tipped Radish on the market as developed by the Leonard Seed Company of Chicago

Boston Tea Party Planned
BOSTON TEA PARTY - it was in these unpretentious but picturesque premises that the plan for the outrage was discussed and developed

Gordon Selfridge
GORDON SELFRIDGE Born in Ripon, Wisconsin, USA. Organized Selfridge & Co (1908) and developed it into one of the largest department stores in Europe

Napoleon 1793 Supper
NAPOLEON in 1793 at the Supper of Beaucaire where he developed his political ideas in a conversation subsequently written up as a book

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"Unveiling the Art of Development: From Fashion to Warfare" Step into the world of development as Christian Dior meticulously sketches a fashion design in 1948, revolutionizing the industry with his visionary creations. Witness innovation take flight with the Carbine, Self-Loading. 30 In M1 rifle, developed to enhance accuracy and efficiency on the battlefield. Explore new horizons as Blackburn YA. 1 Firecrest RT651 soars through the skies, showcasing advancements in aviation technology that push boundaries. Marvel at architectural marvels like The Great Western Railway terminus at Paddington Station - an epitome of progress and urban development. Feel the power of industrial growth with Aveling and Porter Steam Roller UR1881, symbolizing how machinery transformed transportation systems worldwide. Immerse yourself in artistic excellence within Sadlers Wells Interior, where dance performances were developed to captivate audiences' hearts and minds. Experience military might with Junkers Ju 87B - a dive bomber specifically developed for precision strikes during World War II battles. Trace naval history as Sopwith Baby for Royal Navy emerges from its developmental stages, becoming an iconic aircraft serving maritime forces around the globe. Gaze upon Korea's vibrant nightscape captured by a satellite image - a testament to rapid urbanization and technological advancement shaping modern cities. Preserve cherished memories with a photographic print wallet; witness how photography evolved over time due to continuous developments in printing techniques. Travel back in time to Tenochtitlan - Mexico's ancient capital city - where rich indigenous cultures thrived amidst innovative agricultural practices and urban planning strategies Admire engineering brilliance embodied by WW2 Vickers Supermarine Stranraer seaplane that played a vital role in reconnaissance missions during wartime operations. In every corner of human endeavor lies evidence of our relentless pursuit towards progress. These diverse examples remind us that development is not confined solely to companies but encompasses various fields such as fashion, technology, transportation, arts, and architecture.