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Television in America - A British View

This article, which appeared in the August 21, 1937 issue of Popular Wireless and Television Times, describes the author's visit to the Farnsworth labs, and compares the quality of his system to those of Philco and RCA

The previous issue of this magazine, which describes the author's visit to Philco can be found at TVHistory.TV

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