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Vintage Electronics World Magazine Articles

Month	Cover	Year
May TOC		1959
July TOC		1959
October TOC		1959
December TOC		1959
January TOC		1960
February TOC		1960
March TOC		1960
April TOC		1960
July TOC		1960
August TOC		1960
September TOC		1960
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November TOC		1960
May TOC		1961
July TOC		1961
October TOC		1961
July TOC		1962
August TOC		1962
November TOC		1962
January TOC		1963
April TOC		1963
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July TOC		1963
October TOC		1963
December TOC		1963
May TOC		1964
August TOC		1964
January TOC		1965
July TOC		1965
August TOC		1965
September TOC		1965
November TOC		1965
December TOC		1965
February TOC		1966
May TOC		1966
February TOC		1967
March TOC		1967
April TOC		1967
May TOC		1967
July TOC		1967
August TOC		1967
January TOC		1969
February TOC		1969
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April TOC		1969
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June TOC		1969
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September TOC		1969
October TOC		1969

People old and young enjoy waxing nostalgic about and learning some of the history of early electronics. Electronics World, having been rebirthed from its former incarnation as Radio & TV News (and Radio News before that) was published from May 1959 through January 1972, when it became part of Popular Electronics. See the full history traced in "For the Record" in the August 1954 Radio & Television News. For all of the articles posted a page is created with a cover image and the table of contents. All copyrights are hereby acknowledged.

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Electronics World Magazine

"Electronics World" was a popular electronics magazine published by Hugo Gernsback. The magazine was first published in 1959, and it focused on a wide range of topics related to electronics, including amateur radio, computer technology, and electronics projects.

Gernsback's goal with "Electronics World" was to make electronics accessible to a wider audience, and the magazine's articles were written in a way that was easy to understand for beginners while still providing valuable information for more experienced electronics enthusiasts.

"Electronics World" featured a number of prominent writers and contributors in the field of electronics, including Forrest Mims and Don Lancaster. The magazine also published a number of popular electronics projects, including electronic kits and circuits that readers could build themselves.

"Electronics World" continued to be published after Gernsback's death in 1967, and it remained a popular electronics magazine until it ceased publication in 2000. Despite its end, "Electronics World" continues to be remembered as a groundbreaking publication in the field of electronics, and it helped to inspire a generation of electronics enthusiasts and innovators.

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