February 1965 Popular Mechanics
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February 1965 Popular Mechanics

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Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early mechanics and electronics. See articles from Popular Mechanics, published continuously since 1902. All copyrights hereby acknowledged.

February 1965

Vol. 123, No. 2

Buyer's Guide to Shortwave Receivers, by Larry Steckler	116
Our First Moon Scout Heads for the Pad, by Thomas E. Stimson, Jr.	126
Rebinding Damaged Books, by Manly Banister	156

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February 1965 Popular MechanicsTable of Contents

February 1965 Popular Mechanics
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