Popular Science Monthly Magazine, May 1957: Vol. 170, No. 5 : Mechanics - Autos - Homebuilding

New York, New York: Popular Science Publishing. Very Good. 1957. First Edition: First Printing. Magazine. 268 pages: 6.75 x 9.5 in.: 1.2: KB#011759: May 1957. 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: Why You Can't Outrun the Police * What's New in Car Air Conditioners * Gunshot Brakes for Runaway Trucks * How to Buy a New Car * What Smart Tire Buyers Should Know * Tiny Sub Maneuvers Like a Plane * How They Make 10 Million Screws a Day * Man-Made Material Is Hard as Diamond * these Cameras Make Time Stand Still * Island Outposts Track Missiles * Atomic Energy Vulcanizes Tire * Enzyme Shot Wilts Rabbit's Ears * TV Eyes Atomic Reactor at Work * Hitchhiking Missile Launched in Air * Running Boards? Ike Has 'Em * Pint-Size Raft Will Keep Baby Afloat * Tiny Wires Do Work of Transistors * Rescue Ship Totes Lifeboat Piggyback * Starfighter 'Twin' Has Dual Cockpit * New Nike Can Carry Atomic Warhead * Lindbergh's Amazing Airplane * Is Your Child a Budding Scientist? * What Will You Die Of? * Gus Tackles an Antique * The Secrets of Masonry Cutting * 10 Painting Tips * Which Type of Driveway for You? * PS Fix-It File: Toilet Tanks * Why TV Tuners Get Temperamental * The Truth About 'Plastic' Paints * Building a Vacation Cargo Carrier * Setting up a Saw for Accurate Cuts * 115 Volts Under the Hood * He Grills Hot Dogs on Solar Cooker * New Angle Pays Off on Old Angle Jig.: B&W Photographs .