April 1919 Popular Science Cover Print

This Popular Science cover features an intrepid diver in turn-of-the-century gear working to melt the steel of a rusty sunken ship. During World War I, the accompanying article explains, allied forces and neutral nations saw millions of tons of shipping cargo sunk by enemies. “Without the aid of a diver,” Popular Science explains, “they would remain there until they literally dissolved. And so divers must be sent down—exceptional men, amazing men, who perform under-water feats of physical endurance that seem well-nigh incredible, and who accomplish tasks in carpentry, fitting, and blacksmithing that seem little short of miraculous to the untutored layman.” 

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• Paper weight: 200 gsm / 80 lb
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