Raymond Phillip's wireless controlled airship - Hippodrome
Mr Raymond Phillips, a Liverpool engineer, claims that his invention is able completely to dominate airships and turn them at will by the simple manipulation of the keys of a keyboard on earth. He offered it to the British government but whether they took on his futuristic invention is unknown. Here he is demonstrating it at the London Hippodrome. In the photograph, Mr. Grahame White, the plucky young aviator is working the keyboard and the inventor himself is seen holding the model ship
Picture No
14164755
Media ID
48710814
Size
5777px x 3951px
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Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd. / Mary Evans
Source
Photograph by Campbell-Gray in The Bystander', 11 May 1910, page 280
Date
1910
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