‎Telephone - telegraph‎

‎Berlin‎

‎Berlin hört und sieht. Die reich illustrierte Funkzeitschrift Nr. 8. den 23. Februar 1936. Programm von Sonntag 23. Februar bis Sonnabend 29. Februar 1936.‎

‎Berlin, Scherl Verlag, 1936.‎

‎4°, 32 Seiten mit zahlr. Abbildungen, illustrierte Originalzeitschrift - guter Zustand - 1936. Titelbild: 'Froher Fasching 1936'. A97381‎

Bookseller reference : 181431

‎Berlin‎

‎Berlin hört und sieht. Die reich illustrierte Funkzeitschrift Nr. 3. den 19. Januar 1936. Programm von Sonntag 19. Januar bis Sonnabend 25. Januar 1936.‎

‎Berlin, Scherl Verlag, 1936.‎

‎4°, 32 Seiten mit zahlr. Abbildungen, illustrierte Originalzeitschrift - Einband mit Gebrauchssp. sonst guter Zustand - 1936. Titelbild: 'Fest im Sattel'. A97379‎

Bookseller reference : 181429

‎Berlin‎

‎Berlin hört und sieht. Die reich illustrierte Funkzeitschrift Nr. 35. den 23. August 1935. Programm von Sonntag 25. August bis Sonnabend 31. August 1935.‎

‎Berlin, Scherl Verlag, 1935.‎

‎4°, 32 Seiten mit zahlr. Abbildungen, illustrierte Originalzeitschrift - guter Zustand - 1935. Titelbild: Meliza Korjus. A97374‎

Bookseller reference : 181424

‎Berlin‎

‎Berlin hört und sieht. Die reich illustrierte Funkzeitschrift Nr. 31. Sonntag 2. August 1936 bis 8. August 1936.‎

‎Berlin, Scherl Verlag, 1936.‎

‎4°, 32 Seiten mit zahlr. Abbildungen, illustrierte Originalzeitschrift - Einband mit leichten Gebrauchssp. sonst guter Zustand - 1936. A52845‎

Bookseller reference : 176799

‎Hammerschmidt, Helmut‎

‎Zur Diskussion - Grundlagen und Grenzen der redaktionellen Verantwortung im Rundfunk.‎

‎Baden-Baden, Südwestfunk, 1960.‎

‎4°, 36 Seiten, betitelter Okart. - Einband leicht gedunkelt sonst sehr guter Zustand - 1960. M4245‎

Bookseller reference : 162370

‎Goslar - Funkhaus Bartels (Hrsg.)‎

‎Rundfunk 1949 - 1950.‎

‎Augsburg, Verlag Franz X. Schroff um, 1950. Broschiert‎

‎8°, 32 Seiten mit zahlr. Abbildungen und einigen Zahlscheinen innenliegend, farbig illustr. Original-Broschüre - guter Zustand - um 1950. c48905‎

Bookseller reference : 39052

‎Die Verkehrswege in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland‎

‎Schiene, Straße, Wasserstraße, Brücken‎

‎Herausgegeben vom Bundesminister für Verkehr. München, Harbeke, (1964). 4to. 29,5:21 cm. 256 S. u. zahlreiche teils farbige Tafelseiten mit 120 meist ganzseitigen fotografischen Abbildungen. Or.-Hlwd. mit Schutzumschlag; dieser mit kl. Randläsuren. - Die Begleittexte auch in englischer u. französischer Sprache. [5 Warenabbildungen]‎

‎Reichhaltige "offizielle" Dokumentation, die sehr schön die Anfangsjahre des massiven Ausbaus vor allem der Straßen in den Wirtschaftswunderjahren wiederspiegelt. Zum Teil sind die Autobahnen zwar schon fertiggestellt, die Verkehrsteilnehmer muss man aber teilweise noch "suchen".‎

Bookseller reference : 215020

‎Härri, Willi u. Max Inermauer‎

‎Tonjagd - klipp und klar! Lehrbuch der Tonaufnahme- und wiedergabe- praxis für Tonjäger, Ton-, Dia- und Filmamateure.‎

‎Winterthur, Gemsberg, 1959. quer-8°. 118 S. zahlr. Abb nach Zeichng. von Otto Schmid.. illustr. O-Pp. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden +‎

Bookseller reference : 453AB

‎Gordon, Clay and REBO Studio‎

‎The guide to high definition video production : Preparing for a widescreen world.‎

‎Boston : Focal Press, 1996. XIV, 162 S. : Mit zahlr. s-w-Abb. ; 4° , farb. illustr. Org.-Broschur / illustr. Softcover‎

‎Einband schwach bestoßen, innen sauber und frisch. / Good condition, little bumped.‎

Bookseller reference : 17381 ISBN : 240802659

‎Terrace, Vincent‎

‎Radio`s golden years. The encyclopedia of radio programms 1930 - 1960.‎

‎San Diego, New York : Barnes, 1981. XI, 308 S. : Mit wenigen Abb. ; Gr.-8° , brauner Org.-Pappb. mit Org.-Umschlag / brown hardcover with dust jacket‎

‎Umschlag mit Randbeschädigungen, innen sehr sauber. / Jacket little damaged, otherwise fine.‎

Bookseller reference : 24006 ISBN : 498023931

‎Schlieper, Ulrike (Hrsg.)‎

‎Hörspiel 1950 - 1951 : eine Dokumentation. Einführung von Hermann Naber / Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv: Veröffentlichungen des Deutschen Rundfunkarchivs ; Bd. 35.‎

‎Potsdam : Verl. für Berlin-Brandenburg, 2003. 611 S. ; 23 cm; hellblauer Org.-Broschur‎

‎Frisches Exemplar ohne Lesespuren. // Zu jedem der aufgeführten Hörspiele werden Angaben zum Autor, Regie, Red., Inhalt, ggf. Sprecher und zur Ausstrahlung gemacht.‎

Bookseller reference : 29291

‎Lemke, Ulrich u. Uwe Poppel‎

‎Berliner U-Bahn‎

‎2., überarbeitete Auflage. Düsseldorf, Alba, 1989. Mit zahlreichen fotografischen Abbildungen. 160 S. Or.-Kart.‎

Bookseller reference : 214682

‎Dumont, J.-B‎

‎Les Grands Travaux du Siècle. Nouvelle èdition.‎

‎Paris, Librairie Hachette 1900. 4°, 480 S., mit 256 Abb. nach Stahlstichen, roter OLnbd. m. schw.-gold. Deckel- u. Rückenpräg., Goldschn., Einbd. berieben, an den Ecken etwas bestoß., Vorderdeckel staubdunkel m. 2 kl. schwarzen Fl., Gelenk geringf. beschäd., altersbed. leicht vergilbt. Grosse technische Errungenschaften des 19. Jahrhunderts werden hier in Wort und Bild dargestellt, wie z. B. der Suez-Kanal, der St.-Gotthard Tunnel, der Eiffelturm, die telegraphische Leitung, der Panama-Kanal etc., die verschiedenen Eisenbahnen (u.a. Semmeringbahn) etc.‎

Bookseller reference : TECH0717

‎BRAUN AG. - Klatt Jo, (Hrsg.)‎

‎Braun + Design Tax 4. Ausgabe 2000. Aktuelle Bewertungen: Braun, Bang & Olufson, Brionvega, Olivetti, Wega...‎

‎Hamburg, Jo Klatt Design+Design Verlag 2000. 180 Seiten. Mit einer Abbildung. Illustrierte Originalbroschur. (Geringe Gebrauchsspuren). 21x10 cm‎

Bookseller reference : 148147

‎Stewart, Peter‎

‎Essential Radio Skills. How to present and produce a Radio Show.‎

‎London: A & C Black, 2006. XVIII; 396 S. mit Abb. Broschiert.‎

‎Sehr gutes Ex. - Foreword - by Jeremy Vine, Radio 2 - Preface - The author - Acknowledgements - - 1 THE STRUCTURE OF UK RADIO - The BBC - Commercial stations - RSLs - Community radio - Digital radio - Student radio - Hospital radio - Internet radio - Podcasting - Pirate radio - SO YOU WANT TO PRESENT? - What are the plus points? - What are the negatives?, - Your qualifications - Your qualities: adaptability; confidence and friendliness; - courtesy; good personality; humour; lots of interests; sociable; - talkability; team worker; well-organised; be yourself - Your name - Possible earnings - Career prospects - 3 SO YOU WANT TO PRODUCE? - What are the plus points? - What are the negatives? - Your qualifications Your qualities: assertiveness; creativity; good general knowledge; - immediacy; organised; practical and adaptable; research skills; - resilience; self-confidence; writing ability - Possible earnings - Career prospects - - OTHER PEOPLE AT THE STATION - Your manager - Programme controller/director or SBJ programmes - Journalists - Other producers or broadcast assistants - Other presenters - Promotions team - Marketing and brand management team - The sales team - Commercial production - Traffic department - Accounts, finance and admin - Music librarian and scheduler - Community affairs producer - Engineer - Receptionist - THE RADIO STATION - The station's name - Station logo - Station slogan - The station brand - Advertising the station: appeals; social action campaigns; concerts; - street patrols; local logos; out and about; press publicity; publicity stunts; - guerrilla promotions; industry competitions - Advertising on the station: what's in the adverts; four listener turn-offs; - playing the adverts; how presenters can help the sales team; - sponsorship; ads, sponsorship and the BBC - Advertising the station on the station: cross-platform promotions - THE AUDIENCE - The target audience - Non-target listeners - Rajar and ratings: reading the stats; interpreting the stats; alternatives to the diary system; Rajar analysis; tracking; focus groups; LACs THE PROGRAMMES - The programmes - Programme names - The breakfast show: the facts; the audience; the programmes; - the three Fs; a final word - Daytime shows: the facts; the audience; the programmes - Drivetime shows: the facts; the audience; the programmes; musical chairs - Evening shows: the facts; the audience; the programmes - Overnight shows: the audience; the programmes; - the pros and cons of the graveyard shift - Saturdays: the audience; the programmes; sports coverage; - the importance of sport - Sundays: the audience; the programmes - MUSIC PROGRAMMING - Music research - The core - The playlist, - Scheduling music - The playlist meeting - Music categories - The mix in an hour - Hour starters - All the hits? - The role of the computer - Street-level scheduling strategies - The playout computer - The presenter and the music - The importance of music - Music features - Inappropriate music - Appropriate music - Exclusive tracks - Obit songs - Radio edits - Power starts - Christmas songs - Christmas countdowns - PPL, PRS and MCPS - Library music - The spoken word - Internet tracks SPEECH PROGRAMMING - Planning the running order: the programme clock; fill in the blanks; where to put the music; where to put the speech; the music/speech mix; slabs of speech; your best material; your worst material; drag 'em through; life is a roller coaster; it takes two; phono? Oh, no!; at :58; stay flexible; broadcast with flying colours - 10 SHOW PREP - Where links come from: fifteen steps to prep; keep your eyes - and ears open; be prepared; the emotion quotient; make it personal, gee whiz, McFizz; what do they want to know?; what do they need to know?; the ideas generator; an injection of connections; consider these questions; the vol-au-vent advantage; don't over-prep!; it's everyday life; have a reaction; go mental - Breakfast show prep - Show prep services: how to choose one; how to use one; - but the main thing is - Other tips and hints: liner prep; swap shop; stockpile; be ruthless - User-Generated Content: websites; ten key reasons for a website; five key website features; seven key ways producers can use the website; texts - 11 GETTING GUESTS - Choosing guests: variety is the spice; book early to avoid disappointment; - it's still for the listener; reach for the stars; Number Ten - Making the call - Celebrity guests: interview locations; the questions; - plugging products; publicity - Local appearances - Politicians - Actors and musicians - The hierarchy of interview locations: live in the studio; - live on the phone; live down the line; pre-recorded interviews - Briefing sheets: tasters and teasers; contact details; cues and questions; - background information; minutes and seconds - Handover sheets - The guest on the day - ROTS: logger; autorot; snoop tape; dub; transcripts - Your contacts book - ia OUTSIDE BROADCASTS - Why an OB? - Before an OB: the recce; publicity; the day before - What to take on an OB: essential kit; to help the programme; - promotions material; for comfort; technical items On the day - The 'broadcast' bit of an OB: unobtrusive cues; the live audience; - two more things - After the event - Risk assessment - Personal appearances: charity events - The presenter's role - Finally - 13 THE LAW AND GUIDELINES - Libel - Contempt of Court - Elections - Other legal issues: children and young people; sexual offences; - rehabilitation of offenders; the nations; finally - 14 YOUR HEALTH AND SAFETY - The presenter/producer relationship: how a producer can help - a presenter; how a presenter can help a producer - The C-word: communications made easy; how to take it - - good feedback; how to take it - bad feedback - Assertiveness: different characters; being assertive; how to talk assertively; - how to look assertive; how to say 'no' - Your personal safety: awkward listeners; being aware of your - safety; presents to presenters; dating listeners - Your health: broadcasting under pressure; off days - Time management: strategies to save serious seconds - 15 KNOBS, BUTTONS AND SWITCHES - The studio: acoustics; line of sight; the other studios; your place of work - New technology - The basics: microphones; station logo and mie flags; headphones; - monitoring; monitor speakers; the chair - Mixing desk: faders; PFL; levels; processing; gains; EQ; pan controls - Sources: ISDNs; line-up tones and clean feeds - The lights: studio lights; red light; blue light; green light; - white light; orange light; obit light - Talkback unit - Other equipment: CD machines; turntables, carts, DAT, - MD and cassettes - The screens: playout systems; text screens; TV monitor The phones: phone lines and TBU; phone delay; the studio XD - Don't forget!: studio clock; whiteboard; webcam - Studio etiquette: studio socialising; keep it clean; when to arrive at - the station; when to arrive at the studio - Studio fault log - Competition log - Studio bible - Obit procedure - House style guide - 16 AUDIO IMAGING - A few rules - Jingle jargon: acappellas; beds; custom packages; demo CDs; donut; - dry drop-in; instrumental; jx; liner; loop; music demonstrator; - news jingles; out of news jingles and hour openers; power intros; - ramp; shotgun; shout; signature tune; slogan; stabs; station theme; - sting; sweeper; transitional jingles; verbal idents; vox IDs; whisper - 17 STAND BY STUDIO - Arriving on time - Checking the studio - Operating the desk - Automation: for automation; against automation; automation tricks - Answering the phone - Non-verbal communication - 18 HOW TO TALK - One to nine on being one-to-one: be conversational; use your usual speech pattern; use everyday words; use contractions; keep a single listener in mind; show genuine emotion; make the information personal; it's the message not your voice; talk about relatable experiences - Your voice: breathing; resonance; clarity; warming up; during the show; nerves; be your own critic; six strong speaking strategies; body language; vocal variety; your projection; health tips - Reading out loud: six secrets for speaking the written word is LINKS - Basic advice: are links scripted?; how often should you do a link?; - the length of a link; think before you link; know where you're - going; know when you've got there; know what happens next; - one thought, one link; the station name; your name; - one to one-ness; format jocks; the basic link - Helios and menus: your show sheet; the programme run down; - a pointless plea; in a packed programme ; a name change - The localiser generator: the list to make links local - Further advice: personal connection; your own station; local news; - their POV; incestuous links; never be negative; Happy Radio; - family friendly; don't always be honest 1; don't always be - honest 2; name checks; stories from newspapers; talking - about TV; talking about other radio stations; handovers - The cart and horse - Ask a question - Humour on the radio: comedy connections; the laws of laughter; - the comedy clauses; is it funny?; would you say it?; could you say it?; - don't tell a joke; the funniest part; a punch after the punch line; - it's also how you say it; what's not so good; humour in - topical material; April Fool jokes; wind-up calls - 50 TEASING AND TRAILING - A few definitions: teasers; trails; headlines - Teasing and trailing basics: when do you T&T?; - T&T every link?; exit points; what's, for afters?; - the porridge pot principle; back-selling; what you're - going to do next; the selfish syndrome; promote breakfast; - promote specifics; cross-promotion - Teasing: the rules of teasing; teasing vocab; don't lie; a wind-up; - when not to tease; a tease that misleads - Trails: scheduling trails; horizontal and vertical scheduling; - promoting weekends; the right length; a basic trail; - another basic trail; personal recommendation - 51 PRESENTING PROGRAMME ITEMS - The basics: furniture features; benchmark features; - stranded and branded; throw ahead; recorded annos - News: timings into the news; news jingles; what not to say; - credibility; news teasers; back teasers; tip-offs; and finally - Travel news: why we do it; how long and when it's on; - information sources; jambusters; flying eyes; getting the - news on air; getting into the bulletin; travel jingles; - the order of the info; the result and the reason; - relatable words; correct words; twenty travel tricks The weather: where it comes from; when to do the weather; - what weather to do; not a filler; weather as news; relatable weather; - 'right now inYourtown '; the forecast broadcast dirty dozen; - weather updates; weather T&T; tides and inshores; snowlines - Telling the time: how often; how to say it; time in teasers; - afternoons and evenings; the verbal crutchx - Ad breaks: going into a break; in the middle of a break; - coming out of a break - The what's on diary: but they're boring; how to choose an item; - how to read an item; how to read dates; how long should each - item be?; the extra mile; beware the cheapskate!; - Action Desks - Other programme items: fascinating facts; celebrity birthdays; This Day - In History; lists; entertainment news; Police File; other unique features - 22 PRESENTING MUSIC - Introducing music: the basics; what are you playing?; - specialist music shows; a standard intro; some say ; - the artists and title; classic songs; trivia; stories of the songs; - personal connections; links with the music; info or advert?; - screen information; clichéd links; tortuous links; bad songs; - this one again ; levels and speed; the penultimate words; - the ultimate words; all the 'way?; what to do; know when - to shut up; intros and drop ins; more advanced; a final word - Getting from one song to another: the basics - What to do when a song's playing - Outroducing music: your speed and style; the order of the - information; what else to say; songs that fade; songs that end - Backtimes and overruns: filling for time - 23 COMPETITIONS - Competition vs lottery - The mechanic: the name; four ways to call for contestants; - the rules; seventeen competition considerations; questions; - suspense and surprise; contest production - Promoting the competition: attention; desire; action - Choosing a contestant: prize pigs; be picky; get their number; - lucky lines; education - The caller on air - Running the competition - When it's been run and won: caller clichés - The prize: bigger is not always better; small prizes that - sound big; clearing prizes; regulations; prizes reflecting - the brand; money can't buy; teasing and truthful - Despatching prizes - Post production - Finally 24 BASIC INTERVIEWING - Preparation: more UGC - Before the interview: the length of an interview - The question section: 5Ws and an H; clear questions; - open and closed questions; listen for your next question; - active listening; you don't always need to ask 'questions'; - coach your guest; interview clips; reflect their answers - back to them; leave room; signpost some of your - questions; two sugars; remember to TALK - At the end of the interview: copies of interviews - 25 PHONE-INS - Doing a phone-in; types of phone in; a sign of the times; - the phone-in presenter; the phone number - Choosing topics: the ten steps to top topics; opinions and - experiences; the selfish streak; an open open line?; - where they go in the flow; play with your MyPod - Setting up the topics - Resetting the topics: are the phones broken? - Screening callers: first things first; pre-interview them; set them up; - the more calls the better?; enough info - Scheduling callers: Stewart's scheduling system - On air: a balancing act; saying hello; how are you?; voice match; - watch for windbags; domination; don't mention; saying goodbye - Recording calls: the rules of recording calls - The index of eighteen callers to avoid - How to say no thanks - Finally - 26 OTHER KINDS OF SHOW - The zoo: why a zoo?; the characters; the conflict; the visitor to the zoo; constructing a zoo; hearing voices; be true to your on-air character; naming names; sycophants; follow my leader; relatable revelations; humour in a team; top team tricks; invisible cues; off-air bonding; impro-ve yourself; co-presenters - Requests and dedications: what are they?; their importance; off-air before on-air; producing the show; phone-in requests; the presenting style on a request show; ones you can't play; what if someone calls for a song you were going to play next anyway?; recording request-line callers - Remembrance programmes - Christmas - Swing shifts 27 WHEN IT ALL GOES WRONG - Putting the F into FM: the worst words - Silence vs dead air: when it all goes quiet; apologising; - dead-air checklist; how to fill to time - Corpsing - Obit procedure: phase one; phase two; phase three Complaints: apologies - 28 AT THE END OF THE SHOW * - Goodbyes - Handovers - After the show - Programme reviews - Your own ROT - Snoop sessions: the four Cs - Long-term appraisals - - 29 WHERE TO START - How to get in: BBC radio; commercial radio; travel presenters; - community radio; student radio; RSLs; hospital radio; - pirate radio; club and party DJ; talking newspapers - Broadcasting courses: university courses - Work placements - Volunteering - Demos: your voice; be yourself; focus on the format; links; - confidence; wits; time checks and IDs; -where to record it; - what to record it on; how long should the demo be?; finally - CVs: - Covering letter - The whole package - The follow-up - Create your own luck - You're in - almost! - 30 MORE CAREER ADVICE - Promoting yourself - Going freelance: why it's best to be a staffer; why it's best - to be a freelance; other work - Getting an accountant: - Getting an agent - Unions THE BACK ANNO APPENDICES - Radio format categories - DJ clichés - How to cope with killer breakfast (or overnight) shifts - How to learn the most, the fastest, when you move to a new station Contact details - GLOSSARY - INDEX. ISBN 0713679131‎

Bookseller reference : 918225

‎REIJENDAM, D. C. v‎

‎Das ist Radio. Eine populäre Einf. in d. Radiotechnik.‎

‎Mchn., Franzis-Verl., 1967. Mit 146 Abb. u. 96 Vignetten. 240 S. Ill. OLwd. - StaV., sonst gutes Ex.‎

Bookseller reference : 214245BB

‎ALMANACH FUER RUNDFUNK, FERNSEHEN, Post- u. Fernmeldewesen 1961.‎

‎Darmst., Almanach-Ges., 1961. Mit zahlr. Abb. (Radios, Fernseher, Tonbandgeräte u. a.). 196 S. Ill. OHlwd. - Gutes Expl.‎

Bookseller reference : 71217AB

‎Nordmende (Hrsg.)‎

‎NordMende stradella + Recorder 974.116A - Bedienungsanleitung - Operating Instructions‎

‎Bremen, o.J. Broschur/Heft, mit Einschlag vorne, ca. DinA 5, schmales Hochformat, nur etwa 16 Seiten, wenige sw-Photos, zweisprachiger Text in deutsch und englisch, Einband stärker fleckig, Bindungsklammern rostig, trotz der Gebrauchs- und/oder Altersspuren SEHR ordentlicher Zustand [3 Warenabbildungen]‎

Bookseller reference : 2640345te

‎Kukula, Walter / Efler, Hansi / u.a‎

‎Hört alle zu! Die schönsten Funkmärchen auf Welle 513,7 m.‎

‎Wien, Ein Waldheim-Kinderbuch, 1951. Gr. 8°. Mit zahlreichen farbigen teils ganzseitigen Illustrationen von Hedwig Zum Tobel. 86 S., 1 Bl., Orig.-Halbleinenband (Entwurf: H. Zum Tobel). - Enthält Geschichten und Märchen von Hansi Efler, Inge Maria Grimm, Rudolf Sbüll und Walter Kukula. Einband etwas berieben, Innen sehr guter Zustand.‎

Bookseller reference : 25035

‎Sauerbeck, Gerhard‎

‎SMD - Einführung in die Zukunftstechnik der Elektronik (auf Vorderdeckel: SMD - Einführung in die Oberflächenmontage der Elektronik)‎

‎o.O., im Selbstverlag, 1989. 8°, 48 S. mit zahlreichen s/w-Abbildungen und Illustrationen, technischen Schaubildern, Tabellen etc., weiße original Kartonage mit schwarzer Deckelbeschriftung (geheftet), der Einband im Randbereich etwas nachgedunkelt, sonst gut und textsauber.‎

‎SMD steht für Surface Mounted Devices. Via KVK weltweit kein Exemplar in Bibliotgheken nachweisbar.‎

Bookseller reference : 36638AB

‎Hutchinson, Charles L. (Hrsg.)‎

‎The ARRL Handbook For Radio Communications - 62nd. Edition,‎

‎Newington, American Radio Relay League, 1985. 4°, ca. 500 S. mit zahlreichen s/w-Abbildungen, 16 Bl., Text: englisch, original Leineneinband (Hardcover) mit original Schutzumschlag, leicht lichtspuriger Schutzumschlag am Buchrücken oben an vorderer Kante mit ca. 2cm Anriss (sauber mit säurefreiem Filmoplast hinterlegt) und an hinterer Kante mit ca. 2cm Anriss mit Fehlstelle, sonst gutes, sauberes Exemplar‎

Bookseller reference : 20042CB ISBN : 87259162

‎Weber, Carl Maria von (Musik) / Planché, James R. (Dichtung)‎

‎Oberon - Romantische Oper in drei Aufzügen, für den Rundfunk von Hans Bodenstedt,‎

‎Hamburg, Wilkens (Deutsche RUFU Bücherei / Rundfunktoperntexte, Reihe A, Heft 1), 1925. kl.8°, 31 S., original Kartonage (geheftet), altersgemäß gutes, sauberes Exemplar (M-K)‎

Bookseller reference : 24555AB

‎Heer, Friedrich‎

‎Requiem für den Einzelgänger - Einsamkeit in der heutigen Gesellschaft / Ersatz-Väter - Eideshelfer der unruhigen Söhne,‎

‎ohne Ort, ohne Verlag, 1971. quer8°, 36, 23 S., original Kartonage (Paperback), Erstausgabe gutes, sauberes Exemplar (redreg)‎

‎Friedrich Heer (1916 - 1983) - maschinengeschriebenes Manuskript mit vereinzelten handschriftlichen Zusätzen ... eines Hörspiels: "Requiem für den Einzelgänger - Einsamkeit in der heutigen Gesellschaft" für 2 Sprecher und einen Zitator für die am 10 Dezember 1971 aufgenommene und am 24. Dezember 1971 gesendete "Kulturkritik" Radiofolge des bayerischen Rundfunks / ... eines Textes: " Ersatz-Väter - Eideshelfer der unruhigen Söhne" - gesendet am 31. Dezember 1971 im Süddeutschen Rundfunk - 2. Programm - Redaktion 'Literatur und Kunst', bearbeitet von Karl Schwedheim‎

Bookseller reference : 7895CB

‎Chase, David (Idee)‎

‎Die Sopranos, 86 Folgen in 6 Staffeln, 28 DVDs (= alles), Darsteller: James Gandolfini, Edie Falco, Michael Imperioli, Dominic Chianese, Lorraine Bracco u.a.,‎

‎Hbg., Warner Home Video Germany / Warner Bros. (Universal Pictures), 2005-2008. Laufzeit: ca. 78 Stunden, Sprachen und Untertitel: deutsch (Dolby Digital 2.0) und Englisch (Dolby Digital 5.1), Ländercode 2, FSK 16, in den illustr. original Plastikhüllen, guter Zustand von Hüllen und DVDs, wir haben aber keine komplette Funktionsprüfung unternommen, bitte also nur bestellen, wenn dies ausdrücklich wahrgenommen und akzeptiert wird‎

‎Die Serie gilt als einer der besten der Welt und wurde mit 21 Emmys und fünf Golden Globes ausgezeichnet.‎

Bookseller reference : 41893AB

‎Horsky, Rosa‎

‎Der Neutrodyne-Empfänger. (= Bibliothek des Radio-Amateurs, 9).‎

‎Berlin, Springer 1925. IV, 43, VI S., 57 Abb., OBrosch., ausgeschiedenes Bibl.-Expl. mit den entsprechenden Kennzeichnungen, Einband etwas staubfleckig.‎

Bookseller reference : TECH3566