WHEN WAS SILLY PUTTY INVENTED
A bouncing, stretching, newspaper-copying blob of pink goo actually started as a...
Silly Putty Creation
Invented by James Wright in 1943, Silly Putty was initially created as a synthetic rubber substitute during WWII.
Accidental Invention
Silly Putty was discovered by James Wright when combining silicone oil and boric acid in 1943.
First Silly Putty Batch
The first batch of Silly Putty was created in 1943 by James Wright in his lab.
Silly Putty Patent
Peter Hodgson patented Silly Putty in 1949, six years after its initial creation in 1943.
Original Silly Putty
The original Silly Putty was invented in 1943 and was initially called Nutty Putty.
James Wright's Lab
James Wright invented Silly Putty in his lab in 1943 while trying to create synthetic rubber.
Silly Putty History
Silly Putty was invented in 1943 by James Wright and became popular in the 1950s.
Invention of Silly Putty
Silly Putty was invented by James Wright in 1943 as a result of an experiment gone wrong.
Silly Putty Discovery
James Wright discovered Silly Putty in 1943 when he combined two unlikely substances in his lab.
Birth of Silly Putty
Silly Putty was born in 1943 when James Wright created a unique substance with silicone oil and boric acid.
Silly Putty Invention
Silly Putty invented 1943 by James Wright
Original Silly Putty
First Silly Putty created accidentally during WWII
James Wright Discovery
James Wright discovered Silly Putty in 1943 lab
Silly Putty Creation
Silly Putty invented when combining silicone oil borate
