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I spotted this on eBay, a 1962 chemistry set from SEARS.
And here’s another from the 1950s, The Gilbert Experimental Lab. Love the packaging…
“Today’s adventures in science will create tomorrow’s America”.
6 thoughts on “In 1962 SEARS made chemistry sets…”
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Now doing science at home is almost illegal, I can’t believe it…
I received one of those Gilbert chemistry sets for Christmas in the early 1950s. It was a bit of a disappointment to find that the set did not include any big flasks or condensers. I eventually did study chemistry in college but never worked in the field (other than make my own pyrotechnics).
“Today’s adventures in science will create tomorrow’s America”
It’s as true today as it was back then, except now it’s foreboding.