Science & Invention, January 1922. Volume 9 Number 9. Science in New Apartment House De Luxe, Illustration by Frank R. Paul The page numbers were on an annual basis, not per issue. This issue had pages 793 to More
The Vibrator of Death. By Harold F. Richards, PhD. Illustration by Frank R. Paul. The Table of Contents lists this as a scientific fiction story. See Image:Science and Invention Jan 1922 pg794.png A popular pol More
An illustration, drawn by illustrator Frank R. Paul, of inventor Nikola Tesla's speculative vision of what war will be like in the future, as described by him in an interview in the magazine. Tesla had exper More
Science & Invention, January 1922. Volume 9 Number 9. Advertisement for Hugo Gernsback's Electro Importing Company. The page numbers were on an annual basis, not per issue. This issue had pages 793 to 888. Pag More
Science & Invention, January 1922. Volume 9 Number 9. The Vibrator of Death. A "scientific fiction" story by Harold F. Richards, PhD. Illustration by Frank R. Paul. The page numbers were on an annual basis, n More
Science & Invention, January 1922. Volume 9 Number 9. The page numbers were on an annual basis, not per issue. This issue had pages 793 to 888. Page 802 is shown. The magazine size is 8 by 11.5 inches (20 by 2 More
Science & Invention, January 1922. Volume 9 Number 9. The page numbers were on an annual basis, not per issue. This issue had pages 793 to 888. Page 887 is shown. The magazine size is 8 by 11.5 inches (20 by 2 More
Advertisement for Margaret Sanger's book, "Woman and the New Race" Science & Invention, January 1922. Volume 9 Number 9, page 883. Image:Science and Invention Jan 1922 pg794.png Table of Contents Image:Science More
Illustration of Gernsback's speculative article on what cities will be like in the future. Caption: "The city of the future, 10,000 years hence, will not be located on the surface of the Earth. It will be flo More
RCA radio advertisement. Science & Invention, January 1922. Volume 9 Number 9. The page numbers were on an annual basis, not per issue. This issue had pages 793 to 888. Page 877 is shown. The magazine size is More