POPULAR SCIENCE - November 1963 by Crossley, Robert P. (editor) - 1963

New York: Popular Science Publishing, 1963. 226 pp. Magazine format. Light wear on the corners; no interior markings. Profusely illustrated with photographs and diagrams. As well as the great articles, the list of which follows, there are also some fairly interesting ads: Polaroid Color Pack Camera; Stanley - The Tool Box of the World; Miller High Life - in full colour; Buick; Champion Spark Plugs; 1964 Ford Pickup; Pall Mall Cigarettes; Ford Falcon; F-85 Cutlass; and many more. This issue contains: Detroit Report; Where Has My Little Car Gone; This One's Gone to the Races; IMP - Crawl Anywhere Car; 1964 Cadillac Makes Its Own Weather; Typewriter Has Battery Will Travel; World's Fair Ride Gets Test Drive; Taking the Fun Out of Getting Killed; Is This Tomorrow's Man; Run Our Railroads Like the French; Automated Yard Builds Ships Indoors; Wonder Drugs - Cure or...; Rugged New Low-cost Microscopes; Solid vs Liquid - Dr von Braun; Wingless Bird Glides in Space; Danger: Birds on the Runway; VTO Plane Zoomes to 460 m.p.h.; Catch a Falling Star; Photographically Speaking; Easy-loading Movie Cameras; Buyer's Guide to Stationary Power Tools; Quick-change Seesaw Shopsmith; So I Built My Own Fireplace; Make a Glass-cutting Board; Water Pipe on the Rocks; Gas-powered Snow Trac; Jim Roe Pre-tests 1964 Outboards; Hints from the Model Garage; 40-G Sled Simulates Car Crash; Prefabricated Brick Walls; Synthetic Racetrack - No Mud; Long-lasting Bandsaw Tire; Tools in Shelf Edge Save Space; and Easy-to-make Binocular Rack; along with the usual features.. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 8vo.