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Alexander Graham Bell (March 3, 1847 – August 2, 1922) was an eminent scientist, inventor, engineer and innovator who is credited with inventing the first practical telephone.
Communications

Late great engineers: Alexander Graham Bell - founding father of audio communications

The famous arrows of Citroen's logo were inspired by the double herringbone-shaped Polish metal gear system, which André Citroën discovered during a visit to his family in Poland
Automotive

Late great engineers: André Citroën - French automaker supreme

FRITCHLE ELECTRIC CAR ADVERT 1908. Designed by American chemist and entrepreneur Oliver P. Fritchle. The IOO mile refers to his epic 1908 Lincoln to New York endurance run in which he covered 2,900 km (1,800 miles)
Automotive

Late great engineers: Oliver Fritchle - EV pioneer

For the purposes of the Royal Institution demonstration Logie Baird used the head of a ventriloquist's doll
Communications

Late great engineers: John Logie Baird- the founding father of television

Louis Bleriot standing in the driving cab of the 'Bleriot IX' airplane which he constructed himself
Aerospace

Late great engineers: Louis Blériot - aviation pioneer  

Photo of Robert Bosch in 1925
Automotive

Late great engineers: Robert Bosch - automotive pioneer and social innovator

Engraved portrait of Thomas Telford published on front cover of: Atlas to the Life of Thomas Telford - Civil Engineer in 1838
Civil & structural

Late great engineers: Thomas Telford - the ‘Colossus of Roads’

Sir Henry Royce (1863-1933)
Automotive

Late Great Engineers: Henry Royce

Photo of Charles Goodyear
Automotive

Late great engineers: Charles Goodyear - Keeping the world’s wheels turning

1873 Line engraving of Robert William Thomson
Automotive

Late, great engineers: Robert William Thomson - of aerial wheels and fountain pens

William Robert Grove
Energy & environment

Late great engineers:  William Robert Grove - Inventor of the hydrogen fuel cell

A portrait of R. J. Mitchell taken in 1933
Aerospace

Late, great engineers: R J Mitchell - creator of the Spitfire