This Vintage August 1940 Popular Science Magazine is in Excellent Condition from the World War II Era. This Magazine is Volume 137 & Number 2. This Magazine has an S written on the front cover and the Magazine is slightly dirty from age and is slightly worn in a few spots from age. This magazine measures approx. 6 1/2" x 9 1/4" and is suitable for framing. This Magazine's front cover shows a man from another plane shooting at another plane. This Magazine is full of very unusual ads and articles. This is some of the Special Features in this Magazine: Plastic Airplanes, Training Air Defense Gunners & Amateur Fly Casters are just a few. I am highlighting on one Special Feature which is called "Wizards of Fire" which talks about "How Fireworks Engineers Direct Flames As Actors In Thrilling Spectacles That Rival Productions Of The Stage & Screen". I am showing you some of the pictures from this feature story. On the back cover of the Magazine there is an Ad for "Chesterfield Cigarettes". (Item #1930-00125)