How Sweet It Was: Television: A Pictorial Commentary on Its Golden Age

The book is in good condition, with the hardcover binding intact. The dust jacket shows visible wear and minor edge tears, consistent with its age. The pages are clean and firmly bound, providing a well-preserved reading experience.

"How Sweet It Was: Television: A Pictorial Commentary on Its Golden Age" by Arthur Shulman and Roger Youman is a fascinating exploration of television's formative years. Published by Bonanza Books, a division of Crown Publishers, Inc., in 1966, this hardcover edition captures the essence of television's golden age through a rich collection of 1435 photographs. The book offers an insightful commentary on the evolution of television, making it a valuable resource for enthusiasts and historians alike. While the first publication year is 1966, this printing is a testament to the enduring interest in the medium's history. The authors, recognized for their contributions to television studies, provide a detailed visual and narrative journey. This edition is particularly notable for its comprehensive pictorial content, making it a sought-after piece for collectors. The book is in good condition, with a dust jacket showing minor wear and edge tears, adding a touch of vintage charm to this historical volume.