For Sale: Radio Books List Five. All prices plus $2 US media mailing. Shipping cost combined on multiple books.
RF Noise Bridge, Ham Radio Magazine reprint, no covers, fair. $1 Stoner and Earnshaw, The Transistor Radio Handbook, Editors and Engineers, 1963 hardback, 175 pages. This is modeled on the Orr Radio Handbook. So it has chapters that start with theory and go through building various ham receiver and transmitter projects, plus ham test gear. But everything is transistor-no hollow state. $10 John T. Frye, Radio Receiver Servicing, Sams paperback, 1st ed., 1955, 186 pages. Excellent servicing guide. $10 Joseph J. Carr, Secrets of RF Circuit Dsign, Tab, 1997. There is a ton of interesting stuff in this book and it's very clearly laid out the way all of Carr's books tend to be. 568 pages. $13 Gavin Electronic Systems, Maverick and Maverick II tuneable filter instrction sheet. Free. Hallicrafters T.O. Keyer HA-1 original green instruction book. Hole-punched. $8 Design of Modern Radio Reciving Sets, by M. B. Sleeper, 1922, Radio and Model Engineering Series, Number 1. 50 pages. With cover that says Gimbel Brothers Radio Headquarters, New York. Oustanding antique in excellent condition. Great pictures. $45 Radio & Model Engineering magazine set, edited by M. B. Sleeper, all in nice condition, each magazine is about 31 pages and has a particular receiver project as it's main article, plus many other smaller articles. $60/all. Issues included in this set are Feb-March, 1922 Vol 2 #2 April, 1922 Vol 2 #3 May-June, 1922, Vol 2 #4 August, 1922 Vol II, #6 September, 1922 Vol II #7 October, 1922 Vol II #8 November 1922 Vol II #9 December 1922, Vol 2 #10 April, 1923 Vol III #3 May, 1923 Vol III #4 Radio & Model Engineering magazine set, edited by M. B. Sleeper, all in nice condition, each magazine is about 31 pages and has a particular receiver project as it's main article, plus many other smaller articles. $15/all 3 issues. Issues included in this set are October, 1922 Vol II #8 November 1922 Vol II #9 December 1922, Vol 2 #10 Popular Science Third Radio Annual, Seventh printing, 1946 (originally copyright 1934), light cover wear. 137 pages. Lots of projcts and troubleshooting. Very nice. $17 Popular Radio magazine, April, 1924, 100 pages. Cover with many problems at edges and taped at spine. Other wear. $4 Quaker Electronics Surplus News, August 1975, Vol 1 #1. Newspaper format. This is a catalog of surplus manuals with large schematics for some popular surplus radios. $1 each, 2 copies available. Eldico AM-30 modulator schematic only. Free Harold S. Black, Bell Laboratories Series, Modulation Theory, D. Van Nostrand hardback with dust jacket, 1953, 350 pages. Excellent text. $28 The Radio Antenna Handbook, 2nd ed., Radio Magazine, 111 pages, paperback. Undated byut it is 1930's vintage. Covers dirty and scruffy. $7 Joseph D. Carr, The Radio Hobbyist's Handbook, Tab hardback, 375 pages, 1st ed., 1982. Excellent. $7 John Kuecken, How To Measure Anything With Electronic Instruments, Tab paperback, 1981. 336 pages. $7 John Kuecken, How To Measure Anything With Electronic Instruments, Tab HARDback, 1981. 336 pages. $10 Harry D Hooten, Amateur Radio SSB Guide, Sams paperback, 126 pages, 1968, $6. Bertram M. Freed, Point-To-Point Resistance Analysis, Radio Craft Library Number 18, Radio Craft Magazine, 1938, 61 page paperback. Well-done. $8 Harry D. Hooten, Amateur Radio Antenna Handbook, Sams paperback, 160 pages, 1st. ed., 1962. Pretty well done. $5 Z. H. Meiksin & Philip C. Thackaray, Electronic Dsign With Off-The-Shelf Integrated Circuits, Parker, 1980, 360 page hardback with dust jacket, autographed by Thackaray. $20 Robert L. Goodman, How To Troubleshoot & Repair Electronic Circuits, Tab hardback, 1st. ed, 1981, 350+ pages. Slightly bent from improper storage. $5 Watson, Welch, Eby, Undertsnading Radio, McGraw-Hill hardback, 1940, 600 pages. Excellent text. $10 J. Douglas Fortune, Amateur Radio, A Beginner's Guide, Thordarson Mfg., 1940, hardback. Projects and simple theory for building a complete station. Very nice. $12 Leo G. Sands, Easy Way To Service Radio Receivers, Tab hardback, 1968, 170 pages, ex-library, slight spine damage. $8 Joseph J. Carr, Antenna Data Reference Manual, Tab paperback, 1st ed., 1979. $10 Ladner & C. R. Stoner, Short Wave Wireless Communication, 4th ed., John Wiley, 1942, hardback with torn just jacket, 525 pages, Extra-nice text. $12 Thomas M. Adams, Radio Circuits, Sams paperback, 1963, 160 pages. This does ananysis of currents in popular circuits, using color-coded flow to trace the currents in circuit diagrams. Actually pretty interesting. $5 Art Seidman, CQ Antenna Roundup, CQ, 1963, paperback, 155 pages. Good. $5 Rider, John, Vacuum Tube VoltMeters, Rider, 1951. 180 page hardback with dust jacket, worth it for the way-cool dust jacket alone. $10 Rider, John, Alternating Currents in Radio Receivers, 937 hardback, Rider, 91 pages. $8 Rider, John, The Cathode Ray Tube At Work, Rider, 1955 hardback, 325 pages, stain on cover. $8 RCA Transmitting Tube Manual TT-4, 1956, loose covers and pages. $5 RCA RC-14 Receiving Tube Manual, 1940, cover corner chip and covers dirty. $5 RCA RC-26 Receiving Tube Manual, covers dirty. $9 Robert L Goodman, Tab Double Hardback, 600+ pages, Practical Troubleshooting With The Modern Oscilloscope and Practical Troubleshooting With Modern Electronic Test Instruments, 1st ed., 1979. Impressive. $10 1935 Radio Man's Guide, Radio News, 1935, Lawrence M. Cockaday, ed. This is 60 pages in a large, magazine format with receiver projects and ham refernece notes, plus some test gear projects, etc. robably extracts from Radio News. Good pictures and diagrams. Cover spine has been taped. $8 Electro-Voice 1957 catalog. Mostly microphones. 30 pages, large format. $10 Philco, Single Sideband Communicatons, 1957, 140 page paperback, covers beat-up. Complete theory up through maintenance. Page 118 has a super photo of 3 Hammarlund Super-Pros SP-600 in a 3-receiver diversity setup. $10 Thanks for looking. 73, Don Merz, N3RHT The information contained in this e-mail may be confidential and is intended solely for the use of the named addressee. Access, copying or re-use of the e-mail or any information contained therein by any other person is not authorized. If you are not the intended recipient please notify us immediately by returning the e-mail to the originator.(17b)
