Science And Invention 1920-08
Science and Invention was a popular American technology monthly edited by Hugo Gernsback, this issue dated August 1920, aimed at radio hobbyists, amateur experimenters and general readers of the period. The included plate is a sepia halftone tribute to Jules Verne: an oval portrait framed by captioned vignettes of predicted inventions—dirigible, moon rocket, aeroplane, submarine, phonograph, long-distance gun—with ornate hand-lettered titling useful for retro-futurist layouts and montage borders.
