For Sale Letters of A Radio Engineer to His Son by Mills. This is a 1922 hardback book written by a Western Electric engineer. It covers radio set principles and construction. Cleverly done. His son must have been older because this is written at a reasonably high level. In good shape but showing age and wear on covers. Scarce book. $45
Getting The Most Out Of Your Image Orthicon, published by RCA in 1956. About 20 pages with photos. Adapted from a lecture. Good shape. $11 Alton Brand's Ham Equipment Buyers Guide, 1945--1982, in 2 loose-leaf volumes. Before there was Moore's Receivers and Transmitters books, the only thing available were these volumes from Alton Brand, who was the publisher of the famous Ham Trader Yellow Sheets. The photos aren't great and the descriptions are sometimes lacking. But transceivers are covered and many accessories are included. $15/both volumes. Sylvania Radio Circuit Hints and Sylvania Radio Equipment Hints. These are two pocket-size booklets circulated by Sylvania during the war (1943). Each is about 20 pages. These discuss why certain design principles are important (Circuit Hints) and specific repair problems and techniques for broadcast receivers (Equipment Hints) with emphasis on the VTVM. In good condition. $4/both ARRL General Class License Manual, 2000. Good. $2 Ham Radio Horizons magazine V1#1, March 1977. Good. $3 Electronics World magazine V62#2, August, 1959. Good. $2 Wavelengths 1995 annual. 20 pages. Covers historic radio personalities for people who collect old radio shows. $2 CALLBOOKS, all in good shape. 1992 North American: $5 1992 North American Supplement: $5 1980 USA: $5 1976 USA: $5 1965 USA: $5 Thanks for looking. 73, Don Merz, N3RHT
