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HISTORY HUSTLE The inventor of roller skates, John Joseph Merlin, wore his invention to a masquerade
RollEgoli - Did you know? The invention of roller skates (1) is attributed to John Joseph Merlin (1735-1803) from Huy, Belgium. Around 1760, he had the idea of adapting ice skating to
Roller Skates and Mechanical Swans: John Joseph Merlin's Cremona Emulus. – Violins and Violinists
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The first roller-skates were invented in 1760 by a man called John-Joseph Merlin - The Vintage News
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Common Word Trademarks: Rollerblade | SYT
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Did you know that roller skates were invented by a Belgian? | Focus on Belgium
London history: How roller skates were invented in the city but the debut went very, very wrong - MyLondon
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John Joseph Merlin - Inventor Extraordinaire - Geri Walton
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The first patented roller skate was introduced in 1760 by Belgian inventor John Joseph Merlin. His roller skate wasn'… | Roller skating, Vintage photos, Roller girl
