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Modern Electrics

Modern Electrics was an American magazine for amateur radio and electronics enthusiasts, founded by Hugo Gernsback. (There is a Wikipedia article about this serial.)

Publication History

Modern Electrics began in 1908. In 1914 it merged with Electrician and Mechanic to become Modern Electrics and Mechanics. That magazine went through further mergers in the next couple of years, eventually being absorbed into Popular Science.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1908: Minnesota has volume 1, number 2, dated May 1908.
• 1908: Minnesota has volume 1, number 7, dated October 1908.
• 1908: Minnesota has volume 1, number 8, dated November 1908.
• 1909: HathiTrust has volume 1, number 10, dated January 1909.
• 1909: Minnesota has volume 1, number 11, dated February 1909.
• 1909: HathiTrust has volume 1, number 12, dated March 1909.
• 1909: HathiTrust has volume 2, number 1, dated April 1909.
• 1909: HathiTrust has volume 2, number 2, dated May 1909.
• 1909: HathiTrust has volume 2, number 3, dated June 1909.
• 1909: HathiTrust has volume 2, number 6, dated September 1909.
• 1909: HathiTrust has volume 2, number 7, dated October 1909.
• 1909: Google Books has volume 2, number 8, dated November 1909.
• 1909: HathiTrust has volume 2, number 9, dated December 1909.
• 1910: Minnesota has volume 2, number 10, dated January 1910.
• 1911: Minnesota has volume 3, number 11, dated February 1911.
• 1911: HathiTrust has volume 4, number 2, dated May 1911.
• 1911: Minnesota has volume 4, number 3, dated June 1911.
• 1911: HathiTrust has volume 4, number 8, dated November 1911.
• 1911: HathiTrust has volume 4, number 9, dated December 1911.
• 1912: Minnesota has volume 4, number 11, dated February 1912.
• 1913: Minnesota has volume 5, number 11, dated February 1913.

Related Resources

• We also list issues of Popular Science, the present-day magazine that absorbed this one.

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