Website review: The Museum of RetroTechnology
Jack-Benny discovered this in Science/Tech
•17 reviews since Jul 24, 2004
science, history, technology
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Cathy-Cupcake rated 3 weeks ago- Museum of retro Technology. Smashing site.
- Zigphroid rated 9 months ago
- Great site with lots of over-ambitious and poorly executed inventions!
- stevetempo rated 9 months ago
The technology that never quite came into it's own...or the paths not taken...very interesting stuff...you Alternate History people will love this place...
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- ar0cketman rated 9 months ago
- A treasure trove of nearly forgotten technology. Monowheels, rocket powered bicycles, steam vehicles (even aeroplanes), fluidic/pneumatic technology, mechanical computers, evaporative engines, and much more.
- happyacres rated 10 months ago
- A wonderland of quirky, abandoned technologies.
- xique rated 10 months ago
- A delightful compendium of obsolete contraptions.
- Herald rated 15 months ago
- Fascinating range of old, unlikely technologies, including combat cutlery, hot-air-driven gramophones, the ammonia motor, and Herr Richter's alarming rocket-powered bicycle of 1931.
- TBK-Off rated 16 months ago
- I can spend hours browsing these beautiful things...
- Buck rated 27 months ago
- ...An interesting section of the Self-Site. This is a museum of retro-technology which is very interesting. Many of the technologies in use today described as their earlier incarnations. Things like steam-lawnmowers,a propeller-driven car and an underwater cannon.
- Gravis rated 28 months ago
- a lot of weird inventions inventions that didnt make it. very interesting though.
