Fifty years from now, Hugo Gernsback, 1926
Hugo Gernsback, the inventor of βtelevision glassesβ in 1950.
Hugo Gernsback is an inventor of tele-glasses television-glasses. VR technologies of 20th century. New York 1950. reddit.com/gallery/psf18k
1950, Hugo Gernsback, inventor of the television glasses [879x439]
Not sure if I ever posted that here, made it for the grandson of Hugo Gernsback, father of SciFi itself!
Frank R. Paul (1883-1964). Illustrator of science fiction pulp magazine covers discobered by Hugo Gernsback. reddit.com/gallery/qbf4pr
It was an honor to make this custom raygun for the grandson of Hugo Gernsback, father of SciFi!
This creepy device was invented in 1925 by science fiction writer Hugo Gernsback, who presented it in the journal Science and Inventions. He believed that a soundproof helmet would give a person the opportunity to focus on what was really important at that moment.
The Airplane of the Future, Hugo Gernsback 1929
Air Police Patrol, Hugo Gernsback, 1936
Hugo Gernsback 3D TV eyeglasses 1963, the very first VR headset!
"Monument to Eectricity" as proposed by Hugo Gernsback (1922)
Hugo Gernsback, occasionally is referred to as the father of science fiction, even though he never wrote a sci-fi novel. In 1920, he designed this helmet that would shut out all external sounds in order to concentrate on writing alone. He named the helmet, βThe Isolatorβ.
I made this gun years ago for the grandson of Hugo Gernsback, the father of Science Fiction. True honor!
Hugo Gernsback demonstrating his television goggles in 1963 for Life magazine - Hugo is also called as "The Father of Science Fiction"
The 'Isolator' , by Hugo Gernsback: a helmet for insulating the senses against distraction; from the journal Science and Invention, vol. 13, no. 3, July 1925 [850Γ717].
Modern Electrics, February 1912. It included part of publisher Hugo Gernsback's seminal science fiction novel, Ralph 124C 41+
Hugo Gernsback, Luxembourgish-American inventor and "Father of Science Fiction," wearing the "TV Glasses" he invented in 1963.
I made this gun years ago for the grandson of Hugo Gernsback, the father of Science Fiction. True honor!
Superworld Comics #3 - A Hugo Gernsback Masterpiece v.redd.it/i3mpkghf0a361
Hugo Gernsback's television of the future, 1935
Hugo Gernsbackβs The Isolator, a device designed to increase productivity, from 1925
Hugo Gernsback β another Father of Science Fiction melanierousselfiction.comβ¦
TV Glasses 1963 made by Hugo Gernsback - LIFE Magazine ~ (and you thinking that having a VR was really modern)
Inventor Hugo Gernsback demonstrating his television goggles in 1963
Superworld Comics #3 - A Hugo Gernsback Masterpiece v.redd.it/1hgspz7lmt461
Hugo Gernsback's television of the future, 1935
Air Wonder Stories - Feb 1930 Issue, editor Hugo Gernsback. They offered a $300 prize for the best story that could explain it.
Members of Hugo Gernsback's Science Fiction League petition Hollywood for more science fiction movies, Wonder Stories, May 1935
FUN FACT: Hugo Gernsback is sometimes called the father of science fiction. though he had not written one himself. In 1920, he designed a helmet that would shout out externel sounds and it was called "The Isolator"
I made this gun years ago for the grandson of Hugo Gernsback, the father of Science Fiction. True honor!
Hugo Gernsback and his television goggles, invented in 1963
Hugo Gernsback showing off his television goggles 1963
Made this raygun for the grand-son of Hugo Gernsback, the father of Science Fiction:
Hugo Gernsback and his television goggles, invented in 1963.
Hugo Gernsbackβs Radio News and Short Wave Radio Magazine, Special Television Number, May 1937
Members of Hugo Gernsback's Science Fiction League petition Hollywood for more science fiction movies, Wonder Stories, May 1935
Made this for the grand-son of Hugo Gernsback, the father of Science Fiction:
Inventor Hugo Gernsback and his "teleyeglasses" in 1968
In 1922, Hugo Gernsback proposed a 1,000-foot tall concrete monument to electricity (From October 1922, Science and Invention magazine)
Hugo Gernsback demonstrating his portable TV in 1963
Hugo Gernsback wearing his "teleyeglasses" (1963)
Cover for Hugo Gernsback's "Radio For All" (1922)
The Isolator by Hugo Gernsback, 1925
Invented for quiet writing and reading; provides soundpeoof and pure O2 (cheap hallucinations))) 1925 by Hugo Gernsback
1923 'Electric Dog' concept by Hugo Gernsback, designed to follow a magnetic walking stick {800x484]
