Telephony A Comprehensive and Detailed Exposition of the Theory and Practice of the Telephone Art

Name: Telephony A Comprehensive and Detailed Exposition of the Theory and Practice of the Telephone Art
Author: McMeen, Samuel G. And Miller, Kempster B.

McMeen, Samuel G. And Miller, Kempster B.

Published by American School of Correspondence, Chicago, 1912

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948 pp. including index. Brown cloth, gold lettering on spine. Extremities rubbed. Front hinge a little loose but completely secure. Slight wrinkle and dent on front board. Text block is remarkably tight and clean, but for dried leaves pressed between pp. 402-3. Profusely illustrated throughout with photos, drawings and diagrams. A history of the development of the telephone and telephone system as well as scientific explanation of the transmission of sound and instruments and equipment devised to do so. 53 chapters on every aspect of the science, manufacture, construction and maintenance of telephones and telephone systems. Scarce and fascinating resource. Size: Thick 8vo.

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Title: Telephony A Comprehensive and Detailed Exposition of the Theory and Practice of the Telephone Art
Author: McMeen, Samuel G. And Miller, Kempster B.
Publisher: American School of Correspondence, Chicago
Publication year: 1912
Condition: Very Good
Dust jacket: No Jacket
Book Type: Book
Binding: Hardcover
Edition: First Edition.

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