When was the Neon Sign invented?
The Neon Sign was invented in 1910 by Georges Claude in France.
A sign made from gas-filled glass tubes that glow when electrified.
| Year invented | 1910 |
|---|---|
| Inventor | Georges Claude |
| Country | France |
| Category | Communication |
Who invented the Neon Sign?
Georges Claude invented the Neon Sign in 1910 in France.
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