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Vintage Popular Mechanics Magazine Articles
| Month | Cover | Year |
| August (TOC) |
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1937 |
| December (TOC) |
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1937 |
| October (TOC) |
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1942 |
| April (TOC) |
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1943 |
| May (TOC) |
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1943 |
| January (TOC) |
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1944 |
| June (TOC) |
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1944 |
| July (TOC) |
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1946 |
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October (TOC) |
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1952 |
| January (TOC) |
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1953 |
| September (TOC) |
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1961 |
| January (TOC) |
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1965 |
| February (TOC) |
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1965 |
| May (TOC) |
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1965 |
| May (TOC) |
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1968 |
| March (TOC) |
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1969 |
| December (TOC) |
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1974 |
People old and young enjoy waxing nostalgic about and learning some of the history of early electronics. Popular Mechanics was published continuously since 1902. All versions ceased publication in 1971. See Popular Mechanics articles on Airplanes and Rockets.
All copyrights are hereby acknowledged.
Vintage Popular Mechanics Magazine Articles
- Camels Cigarettes for Glider Pilots
- Flying Battlewagons
- R.A.F. Tries Out a Downed German Fighter
- Winged Lightning
- Uncle Sam's Tom Thumb Navy
- Windjammers of the Sky
- Westinghouse Wartime Products
- Now You Can "See" Tornadoes on TV!
- Set'er Down in Your Back Yard: Sikorsky Helicopter
- Fan Forces Parachute to Ascend with Jumper
- Forecasting the Weather a Year Ahead
- U-Control Model Plane
- Rebinding Damaged Books
- Our First Moon Scout Heads for the Pad
- National Schools Radio Home Training
- Bell Telephone Laboratories: Electrical Pipe-Line
- Skil Power Tools
- Science Worldwide - May 1965
- National Radio Institute
- Magnesium - The Lightweight Giant
- Zenith Radio Ad
- Frozen Billions: Radium Uses
- Thrills of the Navy Test Pilots
- Home Forecaster Dials Weather from Known Conditions
- Radio Corporation of America (RCA) - January 1953
- Television in Germany
- Radio-Radar Telescope Will Listen to Stars and Map Moon
- Community TV-Antenna System
- Switchyards for the Nation's Power
- "Printed" Radio Circuits
- Buyer's Guide to Shortwave Receivers
- "Flying Hoop" Explodes Mines by Magnetism
- How to Smell Your TV Troubles
- Death-Ray Chamber Tests Atom Effects
- Wanted: 50,000 Engineers
- A City in a Store - Sears, Roebuck & Co.
- The ABC of Gears and Gear Cutting
- Inventors Wanted Ads
- Hints for Radio Experimenters
- Superstorms That Rage in Silence
- International Correspondence Schools
- Octane: What It Is - What It Does
- Build This "Flying Volkswagen" for Less than $600!
- Giant Tube to Supply Water for Ten Millions
- Plane at 20,000 - Pilot at Altitude Zero
- Science Worldwide: Light Conversations in Future
- Calculators Get Smaller, Smarter and Cheaper
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