GERNSBACK, HUGO (EDITOR AND PUBLISHER) - Radio News, Volume 7, No. 1, July 1925, Through Vol 7, No. 12, June, 1926

NY, Experimenter Publishing Company. 1925. Cloth, 4to - Over 9 " -12" Tall. Ill.: Photos, Ads, Schematics, Graphics. Ex-Library, Hardcover, Twelve original issues bound in one volume, lacking the original color covers, else complete; Retired library copy, with minimal ink-stamps, labels and notations; Binding is sturdy, plain, green, and sunned buckram, lightly edge-worn; An incredible snapshot of radio communications and broadcast history in its infancy, and all that it entails; Early radio broadcasting, pioneering radio stations, wireless communications, speaker technology, aviation radios, navigation, weather forecasting, AM and FM broadcasting, military communications, and much, much more. The May 1926 issue has an article on the new technology of Radio Television, penned by editor Hugo Gernsback: "the next and most logical step in Radio will be the establishment of "Television," or the power to see objects at any distance, through the same medium by which we are now enabled to hear sounds by radio from all over the world." ; 1,710 pages, a heavy volume requiring additional postage. Very Good.

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