Vintage‎ 1930 Science And Invention Magazine September Aviation Vol XVIII 209

Brand/Publication: Science and Invention magazine.  Issue: September 1930 monthly issue, Volume XVIII, Whole Number 209, original 25 cent cover price.  Format: Staple-bound softcover science and technology magazine printed in English.  Publisher: Experimenter Publications, Inc., 184-10 Jamaica Ave., Jamaica, New York; copyright 1930.  Cover: Colorful illustration of a parachutist descending on cables for the aviation article Traveling Straight Down.  Selected contents from the table of contents include Reaching for the Palisades, How to Match the Hull, Motor and Propeller of Your Outboard, The House that Ghosts Built, Uncle Sam's Mechanical Live Stock, Shears of Flame, There Is Mystery Still in the Dark Continent, Adventuring with the World's Most Southern Gentleman, Electric Fingers Count Our Millions, Make a Jeweled Table Lamp, Wings Around the World, Over and Over Again, Traveling Straight Down, and How to Build a SCOUT Secondary Glider.  Departments and topics span General science, Radio, Construction Amusement Experiment, Home Improvement, New Devices and Developments, and For Inventors, covering inventions, aviation, electricity, mechanical devices, and home workshop projects.  Pagination in this continuing volume begins around page 386, as shown on the contents page.  Vintage original 1930 issue suitable for collectors of early science and technology periodicals, aviation and radio history, and 1930s industrial advertising.