Vintage Popular Mechanics

Wow, nice job landing that! Wish I could get 21 pounds of pop mechanics :(
I probably have that of current popular science though, so we're even, almost ;)

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I've got a bunch of these from the 30s, 40s and 50s. I've been meaning to put them up on ebay but I haven't gotten around to going through them yet. :(

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Scans!

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You'd probably be interested in this blog (http://blog.modernmechanix.com/), with their daily scan of an interesting vintage Pop Mech article.

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"GREETINGS & SALUTATIONS!" I take my older issues of "Popular Mechanics Magazine" and I scan them page-by-page and send scans FREE to others on a daily basis so they might enjoy seeing them as well, especially those of 1914-1918 as well as 1939-1945, the war years seem to be the most asked for? After I scan a magazine, I donate them FREE to whomever emails me to ask for me to set thyem aside, of course I also insist on paying the postage as well as they're gifts and presents should cost nothing, right? By my contributing them and the scans, I am not competing with dealers/sellers and not a threat to their livilihood. I make CD disks of same and donate these to dealers/sellers so they can duplicate, sell them, and keep 100% of the profits, that is the "American Way!" With the rarer ones I donate them to dealers/sellers as well as they obviously need the money or they would not go on-line to sell things. I like to help others! :) Sarge Booker of Tujunga, California (hhbooker2@yahoo.com) It's okay to make my email address public! :)

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I would love you to email me some artwork from Popular Mechanics. I especially like "futuristic" vehicle artwork from pre-WW2

Thanks

M.
ma@michaeladdis.com

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