1923 Rotogravure Wireless Radio Uses Nome Alaska Station Doctor Car Typewriter XGUA3 " There appears to be

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This is an original 1911 black and white print ad for the Standard Vacuum Gas Machine from the Standard Gillette Light Co

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Unique Alcohol Bottles

France during the Franco-Prussian War in 1870-71

1923 Rotogravure Wireless Radio Uses Nome Alaska Station Doctor Car Typewriter XGUA3 " There appears to be"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