A jeweled folding implement in the British Museum packs dining utensils, writing tools, grooming tools, and two tiny dice into one object.
For the 1925 World’s Fair, André Citroën’s name appeared in giant illuminated letters on three faces of the Eiffel Tower.
Rare Kafka manuscripts, sketches, letters, and a Hebrew-learning notebook eventually joined the Max Brod Archive at the National Library of Israel.
Jeanne Villepreux-Power developed glass enclosures to observe living marine animals and test how the paper nautilus forms its shell.
Record attempts have turned rows of people holding mattresses into large-scale falling-domino performances.
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