The original "Eureka" by Jehan Georges Vibert .And a completely empty room . The twist .
Evelyn De Morgan The Love PotionOriginalPlaced in the bookshelf isGuttenberg Bible SourceSeptember 301452 The first book was published, Johann Guttenberg's Bible. http://inventors.about.com/od/pstartinventions/a/printing.htm Good luck to all !!
View sources here: http://rookery9.aviary.com.s3.amazonaws.com/10049500/10049900_407b.jpg Art by McGregor Paxton William, Hair dryer Filing date: Sep 10, 1946 http://www.google.com/patents?id=-gpqAAAAEBAJ&printsec=drawing&zoom=4#v=onepage&q&f=false
No cherub! That's it... NO MORE!Here it is the weirdest invention ever!And the Source Jeune Fille se Defendant Contre L'amour by William BouguereauThanks to Z and Pixie cuz' you really test uour skills with this awesomely crazy challenges. :)
The Penny Whistle by Charles Spencelayh.Invention used is The Simpsons, registered September 14th 1993.
Watch the pounds disappear...Godward's "The Bouquet"Belt Massage MachineDavid W. CosperPatent Filed September 28, 1970Patent Issued January 2, 1973original painting, sources, and patent
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I accidentally added a theme too. AlphabitsConfused cupids Clarence, Chris and Carl came after Carla to clobber her. And just like always, Clarence the clumsy one, dropped his clobberer after seeing that Carla had already croaked.Yes Carla had finished reading Little Women and just died from it.Resources and things I discovered.First, I discovered that the reference page -link- provided had a mistake. The pipe wrench was actually patented in October the year before under the patent #95,744. The patent referred to (#107,304) was for a variation with smooth jaws to be used as a nut wrench. After fussing about it for a while and trying to figure out what to do (since I was almost done), I finally noticed something. The patent for the pipe wrench was applied for in September only one month before its October issue date. So, it was still legal to use. Yeah!!!!After all of that I just went with the reference page for the book "Little Women"The real BouguereauBook cover designThe wrenches and actual book are my own photos.
The original painting is The Serenade by Eugene de BlaasThese ladies have switched to synthetics.Invention used is the spools of nylon the ladies are now using to knit. (September 20, 1938 Patent #2,130,948 was granted for "synthetic fiber" (nylon) to Wallace Carothers)Click here for a view with no ghosts at all.
Music Lesson by Leighton"...and he was the first to successfully demonstrate the principle, in his lab in San Francisco on September 7, 1927. If you need to fix a date on which television was invented, that's the date."