The Boy Mechanic, Vol. II: 1000 Things for Boys to Do (One Volume Only) by Windsor, H.H. (ed.) - 1915

SCIENCE DIGEST vol. 44, no. 1 July 1958 Published by: Science Digest, Inc. Chicago Editor/Publisher: H.H. Windsor, Jr. "Genius Comes in All Sizes" "Our Remarkable X-Planes" "What Alcohol Does to You" "Those Promising Powdered Liquids" ...and much more
GOOD- front and back cover separated and detached, tape repair on inside cover.
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SCIENCE DIGEST vol. 43, no. 4 April 1958 "Weather and Your Moods" "What Can Be Done About Snoring" "Daen of the H-Power Age" "Seaweed - Man's Common Ancestor" "Electronic Highway of the Future" VG

SCIENCE DIGEST January 1959 Published by: Science Digest, Inc. Chicago Editor/Publisher: H.H. Windsor, Jr. "Mystery of the Mayas" "Everything's Smelling Better" "Do Doctors Charge Too Much?" ...and much more VG shelf and handling wear, pencil marks on index Please review scans for your own assessment of condition. Any questions, please do ask. I use the Golden Rule when selling: I sell 'em, pack 'em, and ship 'em the way I'd want it done if I were the buyer

SCIENCE DIGEST vol. 43, no. 1 January 1958 "Truth About Hypnotism" "Africa's Vanishing Big Game" "School for Swindlers" "Asbestos Miracle Mineral" "Could You Be Hypnotized?" "Volcanoes: Nature's Restless Teakettles" VG

SCIENCE DIGEST October 1958 Published by: Science Digest, Inc. Chicago Editor/Publisher: H.H. Windsor, Jr. "Secrets of Autumn Colors" "Do Doctors Tell Enough?" "Those Amazing Man-Made Fibers" ...and much more NEAR FINE light shelf and handling wear, pencil marks on index Please review scans for your own assessment of condition. Any questions, please do ask. I use the Golden Rule when selling: I sell 'em, pack 'em, and ship 'em the way I'd want it done if I were the buyer

SCIENCE DIGEST August 1958 Published by: Science Digest, Inc. Chicago Editor/Publisher: H.H. Windsor, Jr. "Sense and Nonsense About Space Travel" "Strange Antics of Sleepwalkers" "Tubby Hubby Needs Golf" ...and much more NEAR FINE light shelf and handling wear, pencil marks on index Please review scans for your own assessment of condition. Any questions, please do ask. I use the Golden Rule when selling: I sell 'em, pack 'em, and ship 'em the way I'd want it done if I were the buyer

SCIENCE DIGEST vol. 45, no. 2 February 1959 Published by: Science Digest, Inc. Chicago Editor/Publisher: H.H. Windsor, Jr. "Telescopes in Space" "Do You Know Your Potatoes?" "What Sex Hormones Can Do" ...and much more NEAR FINE light shelf and handling wear Please review scans for your own assessment of condition. Any questions, please do ask. I use the Golden Rule when selling: I sell 'em, pack 'em, and ship 'em the way I'd want it done if I were the buyer

SCIENCE DIGEST September 1958 Published by: Science Digest, Inc. Chicago Editor/Publisher: H.H. Windsor, Jr. "Why Shoot the Moon?" "Are You a Half-Listener?" "How a Golf Ball Behaves" "Busy Bees" ...and much more NEAR FINE light shelf and handling wear, pencil marks on index Please review scans for your own assessment of condition. Any questions, please do ask. I use the Golden Rule when selling: I sell 'em, pack 'em, and ship 'em the way I'd want it done if I were the buyer

SCIENCE DIGEST vol. 43, no. 3 March 1958 "Does Marriage You?" "15 Ways to Tell a Neurotic" "Emeralds - Treasures of the Andes" "Help for the Unfinished Child" "Testing Tomorrow's Space Pilots" VG+

NY: Dover Publications, 1980. 2ND. SOFTCOVER. LIKE NEW. 1ST. 5.25 x 1 x 7.75 inches. pp. 342. Publisher: Dover Publications (May 1, 1980) Language: English SOFTCOVER: 342 pages ISBN-10: 0486239667 ISBN-13: 978-0486239668 Item Weight: 16 OUNCES Dimensions: 5.25 x 1 x 7.75 inches. A mission chair for the dining room, a very comfortable and attractive porch chair, a well-proportioned mission library table, a beautiful roll top desk, a handsome settee, a mission sideboard-the projects go on and on, up to nearly 100 of the finest, most desirable pieces of mission furniture that you could ever want to make. Each project features accurate measured drawings and an illustration of the completed piece, while all the instructions have been prepared by experts and written in a clearly understandable style. In addition, all of the furniture is authentic Mission, actually built during the years around 1910 when this classic how-to manual was first published. If the projects listed above are not exactly what… Read More