Popular Science Monthly Magazine, July 1956: Vol. 169, No. 1 : Mechanics - Autos - Homebuilding

New York, New York: Popular Science Publishing. Very Good. 1956. First Edition: First Printing. Magazine. 246 pages: 6.75 x 9.5 in.: 1.2: KB#011756: July 1956. Magazine is complete, but edges/corners of covers are worn. Otherwise, covers and pages are clean, unmarked, bright, tightly bound and sharp cornered. Original Price of 35c. Scarce, Out Of Print, Book. Magazine has New Back Board and Bag. Also is mailed with heavy cardboard on front and back sides as well, for protection. Articles include: The Sharpshooter Who Guards the President * Family Sports Car Blends Style and Zip * Diesel Flyer Shifts for Itself * Mr. Tesla, the Man Who Made Work Easier * Miniature Steel industry Aids Science * 90-Foot Eyes Will Locate Radio Stars * Now Elevators Do-It-Themselves * Free Piston Engine Tried in Car * Take a Powder: Get a Suntan * Now They Put TV on Tape * Hot-Air Engine May Cool Your House * What's New in Foreign Cars * Missiles Replace the Navy's Big Guns * This Joe Commands an Army of Scientists * America's Biggest Uranium Mine * Correcting False Ideas About Snakes * His Shop Is a Museum of Antique Tools * rescue Gear Flown to Crippled Subs * Gus Follows a False Trail * Bottled Plastic Patches Almost Anything * 12 Ways to Use Block Planes * Touch-Ups Keep Your Car Looking New * What You Can Make from Sardine Cans * Our Camping 'Trailer' Has No Wheels * How to Build with Stone * Toy Barn Shelters Toy Tractor * Why Tubes Play Dead in TV Circuits * Simple Steps Bind PSMs into a Book * PSM's Annual How-To-Do-It Index (July-Dec 1955, Jan-June 1956) * Log Cabin for Pooch Is a Cinch to Clean * Paint It the Easy Way - Dunk It.: B&W Photographs .