Radio Tubes & Boxes of the 1920's by George Fathauer 6100 Parcels of Land

6100 Parcels of Land

KINGSNORTH

150 in color as well as many more in black and white

Embree (historical)

cumbersome vehicles and before there could be any thought of carrying them by air

Radio Tubes & Boxes of the 1920's by George Fathauer 6100 Parcels of LandTable of Contents The 1920's was a decade that witnessed dramatic change in radio communications. Radio had previously been used for military, weather, ships at sea and by a handful of radio amateurs, but that changed after radio station KDKA in Pittsburgh began regular broadcasts with coverage of the Harding Cox presidential election returns on November 2, 1920. A new era of radio as a means of informing and entertaining the general public had begun.