Original July 1921 issue of Science and Invention magazine, published by The Experimenter Publishing Company in New York.

This incredible 100+ year-old antique magazine offers a fascinating look at science, technology, electricity, radio, wireless communication, engineering and inventions during the early 1920s.

This issue contains wonderful period advertisements and illustrations, including:

• Oliver Typewriter Company – Oliver No. 9 Typewriter advertisement

• Croft Electrical Library and Service

• Science and Invention / Radio News subscription advertising

• Early radio and wireless equipment and educational material

• “How and Why of Radio Apparatus”

• “Wireless Course in 20 Lessons”

• “Experimental Electricity Course in 20 Lessons”

• Wireless sending and receiving apparatus publications

• Numerous original 1920s advertisements throughout

A fantastic collectible for anyone interested in antique radios, early wireless technology, electronics, typewriters, engineering, inventions, vintage advertising, scientific history or antique paper ephemera.

CONDITION:

This is an authentic antique publication from 1921 and shows age-related wear, including page toning/yellowing, edge wear, small tears, chips and other imperfections consistent with its age. Sold as found and unrestored.

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