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Syntony and Spark: The Origins of Radio (Princeton Legacy Library) Ammareal Visit our store Description Titlee  : Syntony and Spark: The Origins of Radio (Princeton Legacy Library) Author(s)  : Hugh G.J. Aitken Publisher  : Princeton University Press Publishing year  : 1985 Sate  : Second Hand – Good ISBN: 9780691023922 Comment  : Former library book. Edition 1985. Soiling on the side. Stamp or mark on the inside cover page. Slight signs of wear on the cover. Ammareal gives back up to 15% of this book's net price to charity organizations. Ammareal sells online second hand books provided by our partners which are associations and lbraries. A portion of the price of each book is donated to our partners or to charities. What we do not sell is given, what we do not give is recycled. Shipping Our books are shipped within one business day of your order. We ship from France. Delivery to the UK typically takes 5 to 10 business days. International Shipping International economy shipping is available worldwide within 5 to 30 business days. Payment Paypal & credit card. Terms of sales You have 14 days to ask for a return. Return shipping fees are at the customer's expense. Come visit our store ! Ammareal

Auteur ____________________________________________________________ Richard Harman Date de parution ____________________________________________________________ Septembre 2013 Éditeur ____________________________________________________________ Dalton Watson Etat ____________________________________________________________ Neuf Format ____________________________________________________________ 21,5 x 30,5 cm Illustration ____________________________________________________________ Plus de 1500 photos couleur et NB Langue ____________________________________________________________ Anglais Nombre de pages ____________________________________________________________ 844 en 2 volumes Reliure ____________________________________________________________ Couvertures rigides sous jaquette + coffret rigide illustré + malette carton Cunningham  was a name which cropped-up in my  earliest memories of Le Mans  and as my interest in  motor racing developed, I found the longer distance events for S ports Cars  far more enticing that the increasingly shorter  Grand Prix races.  The Cunningham  was just a car and I knew nothing about the man behind their existence until my knowledge expanded through an increasingly extensive  library of motor racing books and magazines, of which I could never get enough.  The  Briggs Cunningham  story gradually emerged and fascinated me, as he was part of the emergence of  road racing in his country. The similar development of  road racing in Europe  had taken place years before my time and was already well-developed when y interest in the sport began.  The stories behind the great European races  enthralled me, even though they were history, but in  America the similar, often troubled beginnings of the  sport, happened during my life-time. My thirst for more knowledge of these events was insatiable, but hampered by a severe lack of readily available information. In retrospect, the  European press belittled American motor race   events  and considered them unimportant. Even the major motor races in the  USA, some of which pre-dated many great European events, were virtually ignored.