By H. Norton Sheldon and E.N. Grisewood


New York: D. Van Nostrand Company, Inc., 1929.

First edition.

Lower shelf edges, lightly bumped, else a near fine copy in beige/gray cloth with spine cover titles in black; in a very good plus dust jacket with modest shelf wear, missing a small piece from the crown of the spine, and a long, internally tape reinforced tear to the rear panel.

Octavo (5 3/4" by 8 3/4")
194 pages; indexed.
One page of advertisements at the rear.
129 figures (including photos, drawings, and diagrams)

The first American book on television preceded by several volumes published in the U.K.

"This book gives a liberal insight into the problems and developments of television, together with details and instructions for building a receiving set for the home."


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