Popular Science Magazine Cover November 1932 Issue Wood Print

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A large ocean liner is depicted traveling on a set of railway tracks, suggesting an improbable though intriguing concept of rail transport for massive ships. Vivid colors capture the viewer's attention, with a striking contrast between the bright orange of the railway structure and the deep blue of the twilight sky. The magazine cover highlights features like "New Inventions," "Mechanics," and "Money Making Ideas," priced at 15 cents and dating from November, promising a delve into the innovative ideas of the time.