Chicago: Wilcox and Follett, 1950. First edition. Blue cloth. fine in dust jacket, Signed by the author. "As both of these modern wonders [radio and television] were made possible by the thermionic tube it is perhaps fitting that I have been called 'Grandfather of Television'! More about Father of Radio. The autobiography of Lee de Forest
New York: RCA Institutes Technical Press, 1936-1950. First editions, vols 3 and 4 are third printings. Six volumes, 1 and 2 in publisher's printed wrappers, 3-6 in publisher's cloth. Wrappers are worn and have some tape mends, otherwise a very good set. More about Television. Collected Addresses and Papers on the Future of the New Art and Its Recent Technical...
New York: Murray Hill Books, 1945. First edition. Publisher's cloth, very good. Ownership signature. Frequent pencil annotations. More about Television Programming and Production
Berkeley: University of California Press, 1955. First edition. Publisher's cloth, fine. Inscribed by the author. Designed by Adrian Wilson. More about Electronic Motion Pictures. A histoy of the television camera
New York: National Association of Broadcasters, 1947. First edition. Publisher's cloth, very good. 1947 gift inscription from Robert Justin to Jennie May "in memory of an historic day" More about Broadcasting and the Bill of Rights.; Statements presented by representatives of the broadcast...
New York: National Broadcasting Company, (1939). Second edition. Wrappers, fine. [32] pp. Guide to the NBC exhibit at the New York World's Fair. More about America's First Television Tour.; Demonstrating - Describing the art and science of seeing at a...
Schenectady: General Electric, 1945. First edition. Wrappers, 8-1/2 in. x 11 in. 246 pp. Illustrated. Very good; title handwritten on spine. More about Television Show Business; A handbook of television programming and production, based on five...
New York: American Television Society, 1946. First edition. Publisher's boards, cloth back, 9 in x 12 in. 144 pp. Light edge wear, upper corners faintly damp marked, ; very good. Cover illustration by Larry Tisdale. Industry representatives and other notables write about the actual and coming development of the medium. More about The 1946 American Television Directory
San Francisco. First edition. 8 1/2 in. x 11 in. Wrappers. pp. 100 , [8], [8].21, [5], 26, 13, 2, 3. Mimeogaphed on rectos only. Illustratedl. A highly detailed internal history of the first five years of the broadcast television station in Northern California. KPIX was the first station to... More about KPIX 1948-1953
New York: Prentice-Hall, 1945. First edition. Cloth, 330 pp. Very good. More about Television. The eyes of tomorrow
New York: George Munro, 1880. Includes in p. [8]-41: Inez Varian's secret, or, Whose child was she? / by Hazel Wood. [7] p. ; 32 cm. Contemporary half red leather, rubbed. Published in Seaside library Series, v. 44, no. 905. More about Duel in Herne Wood
Privately printed, 1925. Third edition (first published in 1924). Original wrappers, fine. More about D.H. Lawrence and Maurice Magnus.; A Plea for Better Manners
New York: View Editions, (1945). First edition. Black cloth, near-fine in lightly worn dust jacket. Book design by Parker Tyler. More about A Night with Jupiter and other fantastic stories
Newark, VT: The Janus Press, 2006. First edition. One of 150 numbered copies signed by Claire Van Vliet, the binder, and the printer (the entire edition). Set in Adobe Neue Hammer Unciale and Monotype Plantin, and printed on calendered Barcham Green Boxley with the assistance of Andrew Miller-Brown, the cover... More about The Gospel of Mary...Translation by Karen King. With Commentaries by Rosemary Radford Ruether
Richmond, Va. George M. West, 1857. First edition. Old half leather, extremities worn, some foxing but text in very good condition. More about Hansford: A Tale of Bacon's Rebellion
Boston: Little, Brown, 1900. First edition. Publisher's cloth, corners and ends worn, spine faded; internally fine. More about Surgical Anaesthesia, Addresses and other papers
New York: Harcourt Brace, (1952). First edition. Yellow boards, a near-fine copy in price-clipped, but fresh dust jacket lacking a small chip from the front panel. More about Wise Blood
New York: Rider, 1950. First edition. Blue cloth, near-fine in chipped and worn jacket. More about TV Installation Techniques
New York: Holt, 1953. First edition. Blue cloth, near-fine in lightly worn jacket. Ownership signature of Al Smith, UNC Durham. More about Producing and Directing for Television
London: The Amalgamated Press, 1935. First edition. Black cloth, stamped in gilt and blond. 320 pp. Fine. More about Book of Practical Television
London: Hutchinson, [1927]. First edition. Boards, a little browning to first and last leaves, spine slightly faded but a fine copy. More about Television for the Home. The wonders of 'seeing by wireless'. Introduction by Professor A.M. Low
New York: Van Nostrand, 1929. First edition. Original gray cloth, lettered in black. x, 194 pp. Corners slightly bumped, else a fine copy in lightly used dust jacket. Claimed to be the first American book on television. More about Television. Present methods of picture transmission
London: Newnes, [1924]. First edition. Red cloth, lettered in black. 176 pp. Slight fading to spine, nice copy. The early history of the B.B.C., by its first programming director. More about Broadcasting from Within
New York: Harper, 1932. First edition. Original green cloth, lettered in black, fine copy in very good dust jacket with light edge wear and a small hole on the spine. More about The Outlook for Television.; Introduction by John Hays Hammond. Foreword by William S. Paley
London: Constable, 1926. First edition. Original blue cloth, gilt. A fine copy in the scarce dust jacket, albeit the jacket lacks large chips at the top edge. More about Wireless Pictures and Television