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What is this?
A fire extinguisher (George William Manby, 1818)
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A radar (Sir Robert Watson-Watt, 1935)
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A telegraph (Cooke and Wheatstone, 1837)
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A postage stamp (Sir Rowland Hill, 1840)
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A seed drill (Jethro Tull, 1701)
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A tank (British Army designers, 1915)
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An MRI scanner (Sir Peter Mansfield, 1970s)
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A snooker table (Sir Neville Chamberlain, 1875)
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A tennis racket (Major Walter Clopton Wingfield, 1873)
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A rugby ball (William Webb Ellis, 1823)
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A football (The Football Association, 1863)
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A lightbulb (Joseph Swan, 1878)
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An ATM or cash machine (John Shepherd-Barron, 1967)
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The World Wide Web - WWW (Sir Tim Berners-Lee, 1989)
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The first ever television (John Logie Baird, 1926)
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The first ever telephone (Alexander Graham Bell, 1876)
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A jet engine (Sir Frank Whittle, 1937)
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A steam train (George Stephenson, 1814)
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A hovercraft (Christopher Cockerell, 1955)
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A Mini-Cooper car (Sir Alec Issigonis, 1959)
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A toilet (Sir John Harington, 1596)
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A kettle (Caroline Haslett, 1922)
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A hoover or vacuum cleaner (Hubert Cecil Booth, 1901)
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A toaster (Crompton & Company, c.1893)
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