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Adoray's Treasures from the Heart - Baldwin - Take a look at one of the first engine-powered vacuum cleaners back in 1901. British civil engineer H. Cecil Booth patents a vacuum cleaner
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The first mechanical vacuum cleaner was a horse-drawn carriage containing a petrol engine. It was invented by Gloucester-born engineer, Hubert Cecil Booth in 1901. Requiring two people to operate, it would park
