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REFINE  Browse All : Pictorial map and Communications 1-14 of 14 Philips Radio Philips Radio: The Worl... 1948 Separate Map   Author Philips Radio Dempsey, Diane; Clark, ... MacUser Internet Road M... 1996 Separate Map   Author [Dempsey, Diane, Clark, K. Daniel, PC Computing, Duncan, Geoff, Snell, Jason] Note An early map of some of the first resources available on the web. General Drafting Compan... Pictorial Map of the Un... 1953 Separate Map   Author [General Drafting Company, Inc., New Jersey Bell Telephone Company] Note Date estimated. Contains hundreds of illustrations in color. This issue of this map includes the network of telephone lines covering the U.S. Forbell Radio Map of the United... 1930 Separate Map   Author Forbell Forbell Covers (Envelope): Radi... 1930 Separate Map   Author Forbell KLZ Broadcasting Statio... Radio map of these Unit... 1922 Separate Map   Author KLZ Broadcasting Station Note Promotional black and white pictorial map by the KLZ Broadcasting Station, Denver Colorado. Date estimated. Includes humorous pictographs representing different areas of the U.S. Shows state boundaries, major cities, railroads, industrial areas. Includes compass rose oriented with the north to upper margin. Relief shown pictorially. Note on the bottom right corner indicates the map should be returned to Mrs. Franklin. There are 2 dates hand-written on the back: 1919 and 1921. KLZ started broadcasting as KLZ in 1922, so the dates have little to do with the date it was printed. Punnett Brothers Radio Map of the Columb... 1935 Separate Map   Author Punnett Brothers Note Date based on penciled date on back. Turzak, Charles (1899-1... World Wide Short Wave R... 1932 Separate Map   Author Turzak, Charles (1899-1985) Note Date estimated. Mounted on heavy paper on linen. Founded as Stewart and Clark Company in 1905, Stewart-Warner Corporation, still has a brand presence. It has been a major manufacturer of instruments, appliances, scoreboards, and the like. Illinois born artist Charles Turzak was the only son of Czechoslovakian immigrant parents. His father was a coal miner who worked long days, so many rural chores occupied Turzak’s boyhood years. He escaped his duties to do what he enjoyed most: carefully carving miniature animals from peach seeds, which he would sell for pennies. He went on to become a well known woodworker, woodcut artist, and watercolorist who exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago and worked for the Works Progress Administration, completing a mural for the Chicago Post Office. From 1942, he was art director of Today's Health Magazine. Gill, Leslie MacDonald,... Post Office Wireless St... 1939 Separate Map   Author Gill, Leslie MacDonald, 1884-1947 Hagstrom Company, Inc. Radio Tours - America's... 1934 Separate Map   Author Hagstrom Company, Inc. Note Includes Call Letter Index, Kilocycle Index, time zones, broadcast Power Code, Chain (network) Affilitations (CBS and NBC) and Radio Set Performance Yardstick. Penciled-in radii from mid-Connecticut of roughly 300, 600, and 900 miles. Hagstrom Company, Inc. Short-Wave World-Wide R... 1934 Separate Map   Author Hagstrom Company, Inc. Note Includes Call Letter Index, Kilocycle Index (hand annotated to a Megacycle Index), Time Comparison Chart, broadcast Power Code, and categories of radio frequencies. Gill, Leslie MacDonald,... Post office radio - tel... 1935 Separate Map   Author Gill, Leslie MacDonald, 1884-1947 Note Colorful world map of international Radio Telephone Services in 1935 from London for Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia and New Zealand. On upper corners, shows long waves and short wave receiver and transfer. On lower margin: five vignettes showing Rugby Radio Station, R.R.S. Main power house, Faraday Building, London Post Office, R.R.S. Aerial tuning inductance, and R.R.S. Demountable valve. Includes mail ships, GPO logo, notes and quotes from Tennyson, Shakespeare and Ovid. Chase, Ernest Dudley, 1... Boston, Birthplace of t... 1947 Separate Map   Author Chase, Ernest Dudley, 1878-1966 Note Pictorial map shows downtown Boston commemorating the centennial of the birth of Alexander Graham Bell (1847-1922), who invented the telephone there in 1876 and co-founded the Bell Telephone Company the following year. The map is filled with drawings of buildings, landmarks, history of telephone, and historic sites, with an emphasis on “Historic Telephone Sites of Boston,” which are listed in the legend on the left and notations. On the right is a reproduction of an early advertisement for Boston’s Telephone Dispatch Co., explaining how a telephone call is made and listing current business customers as an inducement for others to join the system. The bell-shaped emblem of the Bell Telephone Company recurs throughout, enclosing the cartouche and a series of pictures showing the evolution of phone design at the top. The border design features a looping line of telephone wires connecting four illustrations related to the theme. Map shows streets, railroads, piers, and parks. Eckhard, Walter Philips Radio. Eckhard.... 1935 Separate Map   Author Eckhard, Walter Note Pictorial map of the world's international short wave radio stations by Philips Radio, mounted on heavy paper and linen. Radio stations shown in red circle. Small drawings throughout represent genre scenes depicting the people, plants and animals. Date estimated. Title inset showing radio stations on outline map of the world. Includes detailed index to the stations on the lower margin and compass rose shown on the lower left. 1-14 of 14

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