Fitted Collection (#4)
"Fitted: A Glimpse into the World of Ingenious Engineering and Design" Step into a world where innovation meets precision
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"Fitted: A Glimpse into the World of Ingenious Engineering and Design" Step into a world where innovation meets precision, as we explore the concept of "fitted" through various iconic moments in history. From groundbreaking inventions to luxurious creations, these snapshots will take you on a journey through time. The Kinecar by William Heath Robinson: Witness the brilliance of Robinson's mechanical masterpiece, showcasing his intricate attention to detail and impeccable craftsmanship. Captain Woolf Barnato with his Bentley: Behold the epitome of elegance and power as Captain Barnato poses proudly next to his meticulously fitted Bentley, an embodiment of automotive excellence. The Launch of R. M. S Queen Mary, Clydebank, September 1934: Marvel at the grandeur and majesty of this ocean liner's launch - a true testament to human engineering prowess that left spectators awestruck. Titanic and Olympic - Harland & Wolff, Belfast: Discover the birthplace of two legendary vessels that pushed boundaries in shipbuilding technology; witness their impressive scale against Belfast's skyline. De Havilland DH60G Gipsy Moth G-aa: Take flight with this marvelously fitted aircraft that revolutionized aviation history – its sleek design enabling daring adventures across vast skies. Latest 1950s Kitchen: Step back in time to experience an era when kitchens became showcases for modernity – witness cutting-edge appliances seamlessly integrated into stylish designs for ultimate convenience. Turbinia - steam turbine-powered steamship: Explore Sir Charles Parsons' pioneering creation that harnessed steam turbine power like never before – forever changing maritime propulsion systems. Sir Francis Ronalds: Celebrate the genius mind behind electrical engineering advancements as we pay tribute to Sir Francis Ronalds' contributions towards telegraphy and atmospheric electricity research. Macmillan Bicycle.