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Walter Hancock's Innovative Inventions: From Steam-Powered Road Vehicles to Automatons and Acquatic Dresses Step back in time to the Era of the Vienna Universal Exhibition, 1873, where the temporary pavilions showcased the latest advancements in technology. Amidst the bustling displays, Mr. Hancock's booth drew a crowd with his groundbreaking inventions. Admire the engravings of his Page of Advertisements, featuring the "Last New Steam Carriage" - a marvel of engineering that combined the power of steam with the convenience of a carriage. Its sleek design and impressive speed left many in awe. But Hancock's ingenuity didn't stop at land transportation. His "Automaton" was a mechanical wonder, a moving work of art that captivated visitors with its intricate movements and lifelike appearance. For those seeking adventure on the water, Hancock's "Acquatic Dress" was a must-see. This innovative garment, designed for swimming, promised to keep its wearer warm and dry, making a dip in the Viennese waters an enjoyable experience. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of Walter Hancock, a pioneer in the realm of steam-powered transportation and automation, whose inventions continue to inspire and intrigue.