1919 Popular Mechanics

[Piper27]

Was trying to find some info on Mossberg tool and found this old PM mag online. Love these old magazines.
http://books.google.com/books?id=R6...sberg+tools#v=onepage&q=mossberg tools&f=true

 

[Ft.ValloniaStreaker]

I bought a box at a yardsale from 63 to 69.....Reading all the things that we thought we were going to do on the moon. Just great reading, i'm always on the lookout for more of them.

 

[badgcoupe]

Very cool, I love the advert on page 20 about being too skinny! My how times have changed quickly.

 

[jeffmoss26]

Google Books has every issue archived...very cool to take a trip back through time!

 

[JASTECH]

That stuff is good reading. I may still have 1950's - 1980's National Geographics, looking at the new shoes for women, then the 57' Chevy. Maybe time to be rid of them.

 

[jeffmoss26]

I remember reading this article in particular with my grandma when I was a kid. Sure makes me miss her!
http://books.google.com/books?id=tu...9wc&hl=en#v=onepage&q=changing a tire&f=false

 

[Adam McLaughlin]

I looked through the entire section; I was interested to see how many advertisements existed for replacement limbs such as arms and legs.

Was this for veterans returning from Europe? Or were there many people running around the country without arms in 1919?

Adam

 

[Piper27]

I looked through the entire section; I was interested to see how many advertisements existed for replacement limbs such as arms and legs.

Was this for veterans returning from Europe? Or were there many people running around the country without arms in 1919?

Adam

Yeah, I noticed that too. I think because of date it has more to do with war injuries.