1923 Rotogravure Wireless Radio Uses Nome Alaska Station Doctor Car Typewriter XGUA3 XACA9C88 zz5302

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France during the Franco-Prussian War in 1870-71

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1923 Rotogravure Wireless Radio Uses Nome Alaska Station Doctor Car Typewriter XGUA3 XACA9C88 zz5302"Radio in Social and Professional Life" This is an original 1923 sepia rotogravure with four images of the uses of wireless radio: the United States wireless station at Nome, Alaska; the mother of opera singer Cyrena Van Gorden listening to her daughter's voice over the radio; Dr. David Cottrell of Chicago, believed to be the first doctor to have his car equipped with a radio outfit; and a typewriter that can send and receive radio messages. CONDITION