Early Work
With radio activities increasing early in the last century, it was only natural that wire facsimile workers should turn their attention to the new transmission medium.
The following references cover the period starting with Knudsen´s (Electrician, Vol. 61, pp. 89-90, May 1, 1908) work in 1908 up to 1929.
At that time the various applications for radio facsimile had definitely crystallized.
Early work references are:
Knudson (Electrician, Vol. 61, pp. 89-90, May 1, 1908)
Gradenwitz (Sci. Am. Suppl., Vol. 67, p. 67, January, 1909, Alfred Gradenwitz)
Thorne Baker (Elec. Eng., Vol. 5, pp. 697-698, August 5th, 1909)
Martin (Wireless World, Vol. 3, pp. 57-60, April; pp. 102-106, May; pp. 62-165, June; pp. 228-232, Juli, 1915, M. J. Martin)
Dieckmann (Zeits f. Fernmeldetechnik, Vol. 1, pp. 223-228, November 20, 1920, M. Dieckmann)
Sci. Am. (Sci. Am., Vol. 125, pp. 163-173, September 3rd, 1921)
Belin (Onde Elec., Vol. 1, pp. 271-283, May, 1922, E. Belin)
Daily News (December 1st, 1924 issue of New York Daily News)
Wireless World (Wireless World, Vol. 15, pp 353-354, December 10th, 1924)
MacIlvain (Wireless Age, Vol. 12, pp. 20-23, February, 1925, K. M. MacIlvain)
MacDonald (Wireless Age, Vol. 12, pp. 7-9, July, 1925, K. MacDonald)
Radio News (Radio News, Vol. 7, p. 1264, March, 1926)
Ranger (I.R.E. Proc., Vol. 14, No. 2, April, 1926, R. H. Ranger and I.R.E. Proc., Vol. 17, No. 6, June,1929, R. H. ranger)
Radio Broadcast (Radio Broadcast, Vol. 9, p. 206, Juli, 1926)
Schroter (E.U.M., Vol. 44, pp. 61-66, June 27th, 1926, F. Schroter)
Kette and Kiel (T.F.T., Vol. 16, pp. 31-40, February, 1927, G. Kette & W. Kiel)
Arendt (E.T.Z., 50, pp. 744-748, May 23rd, 1929, P. Arendt
(C) Marius Rensen