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An Addition to the Series on Early Mechanical People

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I found this nice addition to a series of posts that I’ve made on this blog on early (pre-1930) mechanical people and robots. Here’s a selection of some of the other finds in this area on this site: 

 

A Few Mechanical Men: Antique Anthropomorphic SteamPunk

An Early Robotic Steam-Driven Society-Scrubber

Robot-Man, 1915

An Acrobatic Non-Semi-Robot, 1876

An Edenless World: the First (?) Metalic Woman Robot

Robot Roundup

There are many others–just pop in “robot” in the Google search for this site and have at it.  I wanted to get this posted here before I lost it.  Again.  

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