Vision by Radio - Early Television Foundation

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COPYRIGHTED, 1925, BYJENKINS LABORATORIES, INC.WASHINGTON, D. C.
IfTo the splendid young fol^s, SybilL. AJmand, Florence M. Anthony,John H. Ogle, James W. Robinson,Stuart W. Jen\s, and Thornton P.Dewhirst, who so efficiently assistedin the attainment of Photographs byRadio, Radio Vision, and Radio Photograms,this boo^, in grateful appreciation, is dedicated.
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The Braun Tube ReceiverOne of the t
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Prismatic Disc MachinesThese machin
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