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National Monodyne GT-1 radio.
This one tube radio was made by the National Airphone Company in about 1923. It has a bakelite chassis and uses one WD-12 tube. It came with two coils: the green one receives 150 - 400 meters, and the red one receives 500 - 1000 meters.
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Northland radio.
This primitive one tube set may be Northland's first attempt in the radio business. They apparently bought all the components, including the RAY-DE-O-CASE cabinet, assembled them into a radio, and marked the set with a nametag. Northland was located in Minneapolis and manufactured many models during the 1920s and early 1930s.
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Northome Model 3 radio.
This 'approximately 1924' battery operated TRF radio uses three Northome brand UX-201A tubes. Two large dials were used for tuning. Northome was a store brand of the M.W. Savage Company of Minneapolis.
Click photo to see inside.
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Northome Model VI radio.
This 'approximately 1926' battery operated TRF radio uses six UX-201A tubes. Two large dials were used for tuning.
Click photo to see back side.
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Northome Model X radio.
This 'approximately 1926' battery operated TRF radio uses six UX-201A tubes. Two large dials were used for tuning.
Click photo to see back side.
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