THE BOY ELECTRICIAN
THE BOY ELECTRICIAN
Practical Plans for Electrical Toys and Apparatus, with an Explanation of the Principles of Every-Day Electricity
By ALFRED P. MORGAN
Author of “Wireless Telegraphy Construction for Amateurs” and“Wireless Telegraphy and Telephony” 300 illustrationsand working drawings by the author Net, $2.00Postpaid, $2.25
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This is the age of electricity. The most fascinating of all books for a boy must, therefore, be one dealing with the mystery of this ancient force and modern wonder. The best qualified of experts to instruct boys has in a book far superior to any other of its kind told not only how to MAKE all kinds of motors, telegraphs, telephones, batteries, etc., but how these appliances are used in the great industrial world.
“Of all books recently published on practical electricity for the youthful electricians, it is doubtful if there is even one among them that is more suited to this field. This work is recommended to every one interested in electricity and the making of electrical appliances.”
Popular Electricity and Modern Mechanics.
“This is an admirably complete and explicit handbook for boys who fall under the spell of experimenting and “tinkering” with electrical apparatus. Simple explanations of the principles involved make the operation readily understandable.”
Boston Transcript.
“Any boy who studies this book, and applies himself to the making and operating of the simple apparatus therein depicted, will be usefully and happily employed. He will, furthermore, be developing into a useful citizen. For this reason we recommend it as an excellent gift for all boys with energy, application, and ambition.”
Electrical Record, N. Y. City.
“A book to delight the hearts of ten thousand—perhaps fifty thousand—American boys who are interested in wireless telegraphy and that sort of thing. Any boy who has even a slight interest in things electrical, will kindle with enthusiasm at sight of this book.”
Chicago News.
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