From flying cars to chain saws and copter traffic control—these Popular Science magazines from 1967 are time capsules of mid-century innovation.
Featuring October and April 1967 issues, these vintage gems explore futuristic tech, cars of the future, and DIY projects perfect for the atomic age tinker.
Whether you're a collector, retro science enthusiast, or just love classic ads and illustrations, this pair delivers big on charm and content.
Highlights from Each Issue:
October 1967
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Cover story: The Great UFO Probe—Can You Trust the Upcoming Condon Report?
- Car feature: “How You'll Drive the Amazing Urbmoblie”
- PS Picks the '68 Cars: 13 winners reviewed
- Bonus: Table of contents, illustrated car schematics, and a full Christmas subscription order page inside
April 1967
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Cover story: “How Copters Can Solve Traffic Jams”
- Home plumbing and woodworking how-tos
- Blueprints for split-level workbenches
- First Driving Report: Japanese Wankel-powered car
Specifications:
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Publication Dates: April & October 1967
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Language: English
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Page Count: Approx. 160 each
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Size: 11 x 8 inches
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Genre: Vintage Science & Technology / Automotive History
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Binding: Staple-bound softcover
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Publisher: Popular Science Monthly
Condition Notes:
- April 1967: noticeable corner tear on front cover, mailing label attached
- October 1967: some aging to edges, mailing label on front, inner pages intact and clean
- Both show age-related wear typical for mid-century pulp magazines
Why You’ll Love It:
- Packed with retro-futurism, Cold War-era tech, and hands-on DIY projects
- Ideal for collectors, gearheads, or sci-fi fans
- Snapshots of mid-century curiosity, optimism, and innovation
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