POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY MAGAZINE JANUARY 1934 MECHANICS & TECHNOLOGY VINTAGE

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View POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY MAGAZINE JANUARY 1934 MECHANICS & TECHNOLOGY VINTAGE with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Artwork on cover by Edgar F. Whittmack. Publication is an authentic original in acceptable condition as shown in photos. "New Super-Speed Trains". : A futuristic proposal for urban renewable energy, imagining large turbines atop New York City buildings. Vintage Popular Science Monthly magazine circa January 1934 . Artwork on cover by Edgar F. Whittmack. Measures  8 1/2 X 11 1/2 inches in size (22 X 29cm) and is 104  pages in length. Publication is an authentic original in acceptable condition as shown in photos. Key Articles "New Salvage Tools to Rob the Graveyards of the Sea" : The cover story (page 49) featuring massive mechanical claws and deep-sea diving bells designed to lift shipwrecks. "Is the 'Electric Eye' Ready for Your Home?" : An early look at the practical uses for photoelectric cells in everyday household gadgets. "Windmills on Skyscrapers to Provide Power" : A futuristic proposal for urban renewable energy, imagining large turbines atop New York City buildings. "New Super-Speed Trains" : A feature on the streamlined "Zephyr" style locomotives that were beginning to revolutionize American rail travel. Condition: Acceptable. Category: Books & Magazines › Magazines.

Publication Month

January

Publication Year

1934

Publication Frequency

Monthly

Language

English

Publication Name

Popular Science

Features

Illustrated

Genre

Science

Publisher

Popular Science Publishing Co.

Topic

SCIENCE, MECHANICS, HANDICRAFTS

Country of Origin

United States