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Rare and Early Version of a Significant Work on Electrodynamics and Antennas

KING, Ronald W.P. An Introduction to Advanced Electrodynamics for Physicists and Engineers, Part I, General Theory. Part II, Antennas. Two volumes, 261, xv+207,2pp.  Mimepographed from typed originals. Croft Laboratory, Harvard University, 1940.  Very Good condition. $200

Bound in manila  wrappers, brass gather pin for the binding.  This is an unusual publication, with only ONE copy of each found in WorldCat (Part I at Kansas State and Part II at Diban Library, Santiago,Chile. The volumes together are unlocated.) Part I contains chapters 1-5; Part II contains 6-9.

 

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