Image Archives Available on-line (Newspapers, Periodicals, and Government)

[frank2056]

This is amazing. google has all of the issues of Popular Science online. The cover art for some of the early issues is fodder for some amazing WHIFs!

[tigercat2]

Thanks so much for this tip; it is an excellent site.  Pop Sci was one of my favorites in the 60s, and now we all have access to every issue.


Wes W.

[Doc Yo]

 Whoo! This is like dicovering the MODERN MECHANICS archive all over again! Thanks, Frank!

[jcf]

Popular Mechanics as well:
http://books.google.com/books?id=p-IDAAAAMBAJ&source=gbs_summary_s&cad=0#all_issues_anchor

Jon

[tigercat2]

Popular Mechanics is great as well!!  What other magazines are available from this service?  How about Wings/Airpower, Air Classics, or Motor Trend?


Wes W.

[Radish]

Try searching for Wings, etc., on:

http://www.comics.org/index.lasso

Have fun

[Jeffry Fontaine]

(Thanks to a comment made on HyperScale)
The German Federal Archive (Bundesarchiv) images are now available for viewing on-line via Wikipedia (Wikimedia). 

If anyone has a better link that excludes Wiki please advise me and I will update this to reflect a shorter path to the source. 

[NARSES2]

Try searching for Wings, etc., on:

http://www.comics.org/index.lasso

Have fun

Be very careful with this link it gives you way to many ideas 

[Jeffry Fontaine]

Not sure if this was mentioned previously or not but here is another interesting on-line archive that might be of some use: The World War II Collection - Footnote

[Robert]

Flightgobal Archive "Every issue of Flight Magazine published between 1909-2005, digitally scanned and fully searchable" plus aircraft cutaways and more.