Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 10 (September 1903)
An issue of Scientific American from September 1903, a weekly American technical and trade magazine published in New York for engineers, inventors, and mechanically minded readers. The plates and advertising cuts show telegraph and wireless apparatus, stationary gasoline engines, treadle machines, and early runabout automobiles, drawn as fine engravings or heavy solid-black line blocks with type running into the image — useful for period machine silhouettes, flywheel and spoke forms, and grainy letterpress texture.
