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Arts et Métiers Metro Stop
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Mathematical instrument kit, 18th Century
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Loxocosm, early 18th Century
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Armillary sphere, 18th Century
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Electrical discharger in the form of a hunter, late 18th Century
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Marine clock no. 8 with motor weight, 1768
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Inverted microscope, circa 1870
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Hyperbolic paraboloid, 1830, by Théodore Olivier
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Device by La Rive for the reproduction of the Aurora Borealis, 1864
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Cray-2 Supercomputer, 1985
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3.5" floppy disks are now in museums :(
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AutoVacC 6, 1990, ancestor of the Roomba :)
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Old cranes
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Expansion of the original model of the plaster head of the Statue of Liberty, 1878
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Shaping and assembling of the copper head of the Statue of Liberty, 1878
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Yost typewriter, circa 1900
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Hammond no. 2 typewriter, 1893
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Grandjean shorthand machine, 1923
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Hidden cameras (even the gun) from 1880-1910
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"Chronophone" sound projector by Léon Gaumont, 1910
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Steam-driven "Fardier" by Nicolas Joseph Cugnot
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Otto Safety Bicycle, 1879