C. Francis Jenkins, noted Washington inventor, inspecting the apparatus which he will use to broadcast motion pictures by radio beginning July 2, 1928.Underwood & Underwood, Washington. Vintage Wal
C. Francis Jenkins, noted Washington inventor, inspecting the apparatus which he will use to broadcast motion pictures by radio beginning July 2, 1928.Underwood & Underwood, Washington. Vintage Wal
C. Francis Jenkins, noted Washington inventor, inspecting the apparatus which he will use to broadcast motion pictures by radio beginning July 2, 1928.Underwood & Underwood, Washington. Vintage Wal
C. Francis Jenkins, noted Washington inventor, inspecting the apparatus which he will use to broadcast motion pictures by radio beginning July 2, 1928.Underwood & Underwood, Washington. Vintage Wal
C. Francis Jenkins, noted Washington inventor, inspecting the apparatus which he will use to broadcast motion pictures by radio beginning July 2, 1928.Underwood & Underwood, Washington. Vintage Wal
C. Francis Jenkins, noted Washington inventor, inspecting the apparatus which he will use to broadcast motion pictures by radio beginning July 2, 1928.Underwood & Underwood, Washington. Vintage Wal
C. Francis Jenkins, noted Washington inventor, inspecting the apparatus which he will use to broadcast motion pictures by radio beginning July 2, 1928.Underwood & Underwood, Washington. Vintage Wal
C. Francis Jenkins, noted Washington inventor, inspecting the apparatus which he will use to broadcast motion pictures by radio beginning July 2, 1928.Underwood & Underwood, Washington. Vintage Wal
C. Francis Jenkins, noted Washington inventor, inspecting the apparatus which he will use to broadcast motion pictures by radio beginning July 2, 1928.Underwood & Underwood, Washington. Vintage Wal
C. Francis Jenkins, noted Washington inventor, inspecting the apparatus which he will use to broadcast motion pictures by radio beginning July 2, 1928.Underwood & Underwood, Washington. Vintage Wal
C. Francis Jenkins, noted Washington inventor, inspecting the apparatus which he will use to broadcast motion pictures by radio beginning July 2, 1928.Underwood & Underwood, Washington. Vintage Wal

C. Francis Jenkins, noted Washington inventor, inspecting the apparatus which he will use to broadcast motion pictures by radio beginning July 2, 1928.Underwood & Underwood, Washington. Vintage Wal

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Historic Framed Print, C. Francis Jenkins, noted Washington inventor, inspecting the apparatus which he will use to broadcast motion pictures by radio beginning July 2, 1928.Underwood & Underwood, Washington., 17-7/8" x 21-7/8", Image: 16" x 20"

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Originally preserved in the Library of Congress, this print of C. Francis Jenkins, noted Washington inventor, inspecting the apparatus which he will use to broadcast motion pictures by radio beginning July 2, 1928.Underwood & Underwood, Washington. Vintage Wal is now available for your home or office. The Library has preserved this image as part of its permanent historical collection.

Library of Congress record: Created 1928 June 23 No. 64794 RU. Portrait photographs 1920-1930.Photographic prints 1920-1930.

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