Conceptually similarA.B. JOYCEBoy Wearing "Hayfever Helmet"SS28191102A5668A.B. JOYCEBoy Wearing "Hayfever Helmet"SS28191112A5669SPLAllergy preventionSS2178684SD0300SPLAllergy preventionSS2178054SD0301SPLAllergy preventionSS2174311SD0299SPLAllergy preventionSS2166327SD0302SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARYGirl suffers hay fever due to flowersSS21285055SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARYYoung girl in bed suffers hay fever due to flowersSS21285061SPLHay fever pillSS2122856SB0087View AllView more with similar tones Hincherton Hayfever HelmetLicense type:Rights ManagedUnique identifier:SS2446473Legacy Identifier:2A5667Description: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.Credit:Joyce Photographics/Science SourceSize:2789px × 4180px (~33 MB)Get PricingHow Will The Visual Be Used?ShareKeywords:air-allergic-allergies-allergy-boy-breathing-breathing bubble-child-contained-equipment-field-gear-hay fever-hayfever-helmet-hincherton-medical-oxygen-person-plastic-richard hinchcliffe-self-contained-severeModel release:Not releasedParent folder:14566
