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Water Tricycle - 5

The nautical velocipede of Georg Pinkert, of Hamburg, Germany, operates on the paddle-wheel principle. It travels at 15 km/h on land, 12 km/h on water

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1894 Georg Hamburg Operates Paddle Principle Travels Tricycle Unconventional Wheel


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This intriguing photograph captures the Water Tricycle No. 5, an unconventional invention by Georg Pinkert of Hamburg, Germany, from the year 1894. A remarkable blend of land and water transportation, this nautical velocipede operates on the paddle-wheel principle, making it a unique sight to behold. Georg Pinkert's Water Tricycle is a testament to the ingenuity and innovation of the late 19th century. Measuring just over 3 meters in length, this three-wheeled vehicle boasts an impressive speed of 15 km/h on land and 12 km/h on water. The vehicle's design is a marvel of engineering, with its paddle-wheels propelling it forward both on land and water through a series of intricate mechanisms. The Water Tricycle's versatility is a testament to Pinkert's engineering prowess. The vehicle's ability to transition seamlessly between land and water makes it a fascinating historical artifact, offering a glimpse into the past when transportation was undergoing significant transformations. This photograph, taken by an unknown photographer, showcases the Water Tricycle No. 5 in its element. The image captures the vehicle's sleek design, with its wooden frame and metal accents gleaming in the sunlight. The paddle-wheels, submerged in the water, create a sense of motion and dynamism, further highlighting the vehicle's unique capabilities. As we look at this photograph, we are transported back in time to an era when transportation was undergoing significant changes. The Water Tricycle No. 5, with its unconventional design and innovative principles, serves as a reminder of the ingenuity and creativity that defined the late 19th century. This historical artifact continues to inspire wonder and fascination, reminding us of the limitless possibilities that exist when we dare to think beyond the ordinary.

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