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Battery Radios - C |
 
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Clapp Eastham Baby Emerson
1926 radio produced by Clapp Eastham that uses an Emerson Multi-Valve tube.
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Connecticut Sodion DR-6
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Crosley Pup
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Crosley VI
First of at least 3 versions of the Crosley model VI, this was introduced in 1922 and sports wooden book condensers and white porcelain tube sockets. 5-ohm rheostats were used to control 1-amp filament tubes operating at 5 volts. Using a good pair of headphones, this plays surprisingly well. Click the photo to see inside.
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Cutting & Washington Teledyne
A high quality radio made in Minneapolis in 1924 using four UV-199 tubes.
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