What inventions were made before 1950?

Here are some major inventions made before 1950:

1. Automobile (1885)

• Inventor: Karl Benz

2. Light Bulb (1879)

• Inventor: Thomas Edison

3. Telephone (1876)

• Inventor: Alexander Graham Bell

4. Telegraph (1837)

• Inventor: Samuel Morse

5. Photography (1826)

• Inventor: Joseph Nicéphore Niépce

6. Steam Locomotive (1804)

• Inventor: Richard Trevithick

7. Cotton Gin (1793)

• Inventor: Eli Whitney

8. Power Loom (1785)

• Inventor: Edmund Cartwright

9. Steam Engine (1769)

• Inventor: James Watt

10. Spinning Jenny (1764)

• Inventor: James Hargreaves

11. Microscope (1590)

• Inventor: Zacharias Janssen

12. Telescope (1608)

• Inventor: Hans Lippershey

13. Printing Press (1440)

• Inventor: Johannes Gutenberg

14. Compass (11th century)

• Inventor: Unknown

15. Gunpowder (10th century)

• Inventor: Unknown

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