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Ad Number:	1766006
Date Placed:	04/24/26
Name:	John Geiger
Phone Number:	580-591-6885
Callsign:	AF5CC
Category:	BOOKMAG
Heading:	BBC: The Empire Service (1936) book
Ad Message:	For sale I have a 56 page book published by the BBC titled BBC: The Empire Service. Published in 1936, it talks about the Empire Service, which was a shortwave broadcasting station in England. Talks about the history of the service, some technical details and its antennas, and plenty of other details. The book is in very good condition, and comes with the envelope it was sent it (complete with UK stamps), two letters dated October 1936 from the Chief Engineer of the BBC sent to the purchaser of the book (on watermark paper), and a sheet with the Empire Service frequencies on it. - A great piece of history about a shortwave service back in the 1930s. - I am asking $20 shipped by media mail, and can take zelle/paypal/check/MO/cashapp. - 73 John AF5CC

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