Scientific American 1910 to 1919

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1917-01-06: Nineteenth Annual Motor Number1917-01-13: The Splash of a Big Gun Salvo Photo1917-01-27: CUTTING STEEL UNDER WATER WITH THE OXYACETYLENE TORCH1917-02-03: Thawing Out Switches Behind Ice Barricades Railroads in Winter1917-02-24: Constructing a Huge Concrete Arch in Switzerland1917-03-03: Navel Number1917-03-10: The Powerful Electrically Operated Derrick "Hercules" Removing a Lattice Mast From a Battleship1917-03-17: Cleaning Out the Small Casting Furnace1917-03-24: The Flying Limousine on the Ground And in the Air1917-04-14: A One Man Tank for the Barbed Wire Cutter1917-04-21: Plunging Through An Irragating Ditch with a Continuois Tread Tracto1917-04-28: The Airman's Lighthouse Illuminating a Safe Landing Place1917-05-05: Directing a Motion Picture Battle Secne By Telephone1917-05-12: Hunting for Enemy Submarines with a Small Scout Dirigible1917-05-19: MOTOR TRACTION IN MODERN WARFARE1917-05-19: The Motorized Circus-Latest Triumph of Motor Traction -three pages1917-05-19: The Motorized Circus-Latest Triumph of Motor Traction - SEE PAGE 495 to buy entire article.1917-05-19: The Motorized Circus-Latest Triumph of Motor Traction - SEE PAGE 495 to buy entire article.
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1917-05-19: The Motorized Circus-Latest Triumph of Motor Traction - SEE PAGE 495 to buy entire article.

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