Prolific American inventor (1873–1961) often referred to as ‘the father of radio’ for his pioneering work in wireless telegraphy. TLS, one page, 8.5 x 7, General Talking Pictures Corporation, De Forest Phonofilm and Phonodisc Equipment, New York City letterhead, April 16, 1930. De Forest writes to John W. Hughes of Chicago, in full: “Answering yours of the 7th—I do not believe that it would be a wise use of time to go into the subject you mention in your letter by correspondence. Possibly at some later time when I am writing an article for publication I may express my views on the subject of true character and greatness.” Intersecting folds, a few small edge tears, and a couple of adhesive remnants along the edges, otherwise fine condition. RRAuction COA.
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