flying apparatus 1 konsert

flying apparatus 1 konsertPoster of a patent drawing dated October 8, 1872 for a "Flying Apparatus" designed by W. F. Quinby. The drawing illustrates a flight device attached to a person, designed to enable human flight. The device consists of a network of ropes and braces that connect a frame with wing like structures around the person's arms and torso. The patent highlights Quinby's attempt to create a human flight device, inspired by nature and similar to the early

Harald Johan Dahlander

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Holmenkollen is one of the world's most famous and oldest ski jumps

published in 1773

has a spectacular game and gathers in some places in large crowds

Artist: Albert Edelfelt | Created: 1877

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