THE EXPERIMENTER was the second name for the magazine originally begun in 1921 as PRACTICAL ELECTRICS. The first issue as THE EXPERIMENTER was published in 1924 and the last issue in 1926, at which point it was merged into SCIENCE AND INVENTION. Under both titles it was one of Hugo Gernsback's famous popular technical magazines.
All of the issues ran full-color covers, and all show the gosh-wow futurism that permeated the Gernsback technical magazines of the mid and later 1920's. For this title there was an emphasis on things the reader could do, as well as the latest news and predictions of the technologies. Unlike the strictly electrical- or radio-oriented titles, THE EXPERIMENTER often featured chemical experiments on its covers; but many of the covers could just as easily have appeared on one of Gernsback's other magazines.
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Experimenter 1924-11
3404 visits
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Experimenter 1924-12
3930 visits
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Experimenter 1925-01
2478 visits
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Experimenter 1925-02
3085 visits
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Experimenter 1925-03
5566 visits
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Experimenter 1925-04
3779 visits
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Experimenter 1925-05
2959 visits
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Experimenter 1925-06
1907 visits
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Experimenter 1925-07
4055 visits
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Experimenter 1925-08
2890 visits
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Experimenter 1925-09
2903 visits
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Experimenter 1925-10
1860 visits
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2773 visits
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Experimenter 1925-12
5476 visits
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Experimenter 1926-01
2096 visits
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Experimenter 1926-02.jpg
3378 visits
