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Mike writes - "I recently picked up a box of old copies of the UK electronics trade publication 'Electronic Engineering' from the early to mid-1950s. These contain lots of historically interesting adverts for components etc. which were the latest technology of the time, giving a different view to the sort of stuff in the more commonly found vintage hobbyist publications." - Link.
Adverts for old electronic stuff
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jul 12, 2006 10:53 PM
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If you put a piece of black paper behind the page you're scanning, you won't get the bleedthrough from the other side of the page as much.
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Anyone know about legal issues involved in scanning and posting old magazines? I have a lot of popular electronics issues from the 60's-70's. There's a lot of good stuff in them.
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"all depends" ---- there are always potential legal issues - drop me a note, let's figure out what's possible...
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