#8 Russell E. Oakes, an amateur American inventor, wearing his problem-solving inventions, which include spikes around his arms which enable him to weave through busy department stores and a wind-up spaghetti eater, circa 1955.

Russell E. Oakes, an amateur American inventor, wearing his problem-solving inventions, which include spikes around his arms which enable him to weave through busy department stores and a wind-up spaghetti eater, circa 1955.

A Look at Some of the Weirdest Photos from the Historical Archive

#8 Russell E. Oakes, an amateur American inventor, wearing his problem-solving inventions, which include spikes around his arms which enable him to weave through busy department stores and a wind-up spaghetti eater, circa 1955.

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