An assortment of 19 vintage books on radio transmitting, broadcasting, telecasting, equipment/electronics, and history, including: Practical Radio, Including the Testing of Radio Receiving Sets, by Moyer and Wostrel (1924; First Edition/Third Impression); Radio Experimenter's Handbook, published by Radio News (1932); Beginner's Story of Radio, B. Francis Dashiell (1935); two International Textbook Company volumes, Radio Transmitters (1930), and Radio Transmitters Book II (1944); and Electronics In The West, The First Fifty Years, by Jane Morgan (1967, First Edition). Together with misc. ephemera: A Puck Magazine color cartoon, "Gambling  by Wireless," illustrating mayhem that will ensue once the wireless takes over; Modern Electronics magazine (September 1911); two editions of General Electric Company comic, Adventures in Electricity, Number 4 and 6; an article from Modern Railroads, "Radio for the most Discriminating Passengers" [New Burlington "Zephyrs"]; printed booklet pages illustrating the V. Poulsen patent for "Method of Recording and Reproducing Sounds or Signals." THE HAROLD A. LAYER COLLECTION.