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Hincherton Hayfever Helmet
Description:
Boy wearing a "Hincherton Hayfever Helmet," a device invented in the early 1980s by Richard Hinchcliffe, a British architect and allergy sufferer. It consists of a belt pack with a battery-powered fan that wafts filtered air through a hose to a clear plastic bubble encasing the wearer's head.
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Joyce Photographics/Science Source
Unique identifier:
SS2446473
Legacy Identifier:
2A5667
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Size:
2789px × 4180px (~33 MB)
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