Author: British Broadcasting Corporation. Introduction by REITH, Sir J.C.W. Foreword by the Earl of Clarendon.
Title: B.B. C. Handbook 1928. [the First B.B. C. Handbook. ]
Description: London: British Broadcasting Corporation, (1928). 8vo., pp.384, red cloth lettered and decorated in black, b/w illustrations throughout; creasing to upper corner of front board, otherwise very good indeed, in unclipped pictorial dust-jacket, designed by Edward McKnight Kauffer, which has chipping and closed tears to edges, small areas of loss to rear lower margin, and light surface-soiling to the pale paper, else very good. From the dust-jacket blurb: “The BBC Handbook is unique in...that its contributors are those who actually do the work about which they are writing. For the first time, programme-builders, engineers and administrators of our Broadcasting service describe their work, difficulties and aspirations. And there is a great deal more in this Handbook. It is packed full of useful technical information. The glossary of terms is in itself a considerable asset. In short, no listener who would enjoy Broadcasting to the full can afford to be without a copy of this Handbook”

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