RADIO SIMPLIFIED-WHAT IT IS-HOW TO BUILD AND OPERATE THE APPARATUS

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RADIO SIMPLIFIED-WHAT IT IS-HOW TO BUILD AND OPERATE THE APPARATUS

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93.40.1.8

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RADIO SIMPLIFIED-WHAT IT IS-HOW TO BUILD AND OPERATE THE APPARATUS Book - RADIO SIMPLIFIED-WHAT IT IS-HOW TO BUILD AND OPERATE THE APPARATUS, Lewis F. Kendall, Jr. and Robert Philip Koehler, illustrated by F. Russell Lyons, Philadelphia, PA: The John C. Watson Company, 1923, 302 pages, taupe colored fabric hardcover, orange color detailing with black line drawing illustration of two women and two men sitting/standing around table with radio on it, black print title and authors on front cover, orange color detailing of black line drawing of radio, black print title, author and publisher on spine, cream-colored paper, black ink, many illustrations, includes information and procedures for building and operating radios, international morse code and conventional signals. Upper left corner inside back cover in pencil reads "25 [cent symbol]".

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