All About Radio and Television

The book's dust jacket is worn, with noticeable edge tears and chipping, particularly at the spine and corners. The hardcover binding remains intact, ensuring the book's structural integrity. Internally, the pages are clean and well-preserved, with illustrations by Bette J. Davis adding visual appeal. Overall, the book is in good condition for its age, with the jacket showing the most wear.

"All About Radio and Television" by Jack Gould, published by Random House in New York in 1958, is a fascinating exploration of the evolution of broadcasting media. This hardcover, second edition provides insights into the technological advancements of radio and television during the mid-20th century. Illustrated by Bette J. Davis, the book offers a visual complement to Gould's authoritative text. As a Radio and Television Editor for The New York Times, Gould's expertise is evident throughout. This edition, distinct for being the second printing, captures a pivotal era in media history. While the book is not a first edition, it remains a valuable resource for collectors and enthusiasts interested in the historical context of broadcasting. The dust jacket, though worn with edge tears, still preserves the vibrant cover design that reflects the dynamic nature of the subject matter.