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Electronics-Themed Comics
December 1955 Radio-Electronics
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December 1955 Radio-Electronics  [Table of Contents]
Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics. See articles from Radio-Electronics, published 1930-1988. All copyrights hereby acknowledged. |
We hit the electronics-themed comics mother lode with the December 1955 issue of Radio-Electronics magazine. Maybe it was considered a Christmas present for the readers (those like me who appreciate such features). Eight; count 'em; eight. Some months have none at all. I was so appreciative that I went to the trouble to add color (all were originally B&W). Even nearly seven decades hence, you can still appreciate the humor as you remember that in the days vacuum tube equipment there was a lot of self-service and in-home service being done, causing plenty of comical (to those not affected) scenarios to ensue.
Electronics-Themed Comics
Suggested by: Bob Loynd, Waltham, Mass"
"Damn these sets
on wheels!"
Page 84
"Madam Zerbona, to-day I want to ask you about an Admiral 321
DX 15"
Page 87
"A couple of neighbors are having trouble with their sets-check
these for me."
Page 100
"Suggested by Jerry Smith, Bethel, Maine "
Page 113
"My card, Madame!"
Page 130
"'Which one of you guys has been shipping high-voltage condensers
charged?"
Page 133
"This time I'm really going to tell the boss off."
Page
142
Page 156
Posted September 21, 2021
Copyright: 1996 - 2026 |
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