Commercial Radio Operator’s License Study Guide Vol. 2: Radiotelephone Second Class [Hardcover] Berens, Julius and Jack

Description

1969 Verlan publications edition. Hardcover and dust jacket have some normal shelf wear. The pages are clean and in good condition. The binding is secure.

This vintage study guide offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of commercial radio operations in the mid-20th century. Published in 1969, at the height of the Space Age and the Cold War, this volume was likely used by aspiring radio operators seeking their licenses to work in the burgeoning fields of aviation, maritime, and military communications.

The authors, Julius Berens and Jack, were likely experienced radio professionals themselves, imparting their hard-won knowledge to the next generation of operators. The study guide covers the technical aspects of radiotelephone operations, from equipment maintenance to proper communication protocols. But it also hints at the broader cultural and historical context of the time, when radio was a vital link in an increasingly interconnected world.

For collectors, this book represents a piece of technological history, a reminder of the crucial role radio played in an era before modern telecommunications. Its well-preserved condition makes it a desirable addition to any library focused on vintage radio, communications, or mid-century technical manuals.