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Bush & Lane Model 4-B
Bush & Lane Piano Co., Holland, Mich. Model 4-B console, $160; model T-C console with model 5 DeLuxe
Bush & Lane Model 7-C
chassis, $235. Complete Bush & Lane line of radio receivers was described and model 5-C and table type were illustrated in the June Trade Show issue.
Crosley Bandbox 001
Crosley Radio Corp., Cincinnati, O.
Crosley Bandbox, 601 ; Crosley Jewel
Croslcy Jewelbox 10+
box, 704, and Crosley Dynacone speaker. Complete Crosley line for
Crosley Djnaco.ie
the coming season was described and the Gembox and Showbox were illustrated .in the June Trade Show issue.
Excello Products Corp., Cicero, III.
Model R-47 console cabinet specially designed for standard radio receivers, $65; model R-44, combination phonograph-radio console, cabinet only $100,
Excello Model R-47
with phonograph equipment, $1S0; with phonograph equipment and cone speaker, $200, with phonograph equipment and dynamic speaker, $235.
Excello Model R-44
Complete line of Excello cabinets was described and models R-43 and R-41 were illustrated in June Trade Show issue.
Case Model 73-C
Case Electric Corp., Marion, Ind. (Division of United States Elec. Corp.)
Model 73-C, DeLuxe console, $250. Complete line of Case radio receivers was described and models 66-A and 73-B were illustrated in the June Trade Show issue.
Newcombe-Hawley Mfg. Co., St. Charles, 111. Portable radio reproducer
using the Newcombe-Hawley dynamic cone chassis; constructed of walnut with a satin-wood front ; made in three
Newcombe-Hawley Portable Radio Reproducer
models — for battery-operated sets — for 100 to 200-volt DC operation and 110115-volt 60 cycle operation. Complete line of Newcombe-Hawley radio reproducers was described and models 107 and 906 were illustrated in the June Trade Show issue.
Findlay Crosley Radio Table
Robert Findlay Mfg. Co., Inc., Brooklyn, N. T. Findlay Crosley models for Gembox, Showbox, Jewelbox, made with or without Dynacone or Musicone speakers. Findlay
Findlay Stewart-Warner Table
Stewart-Warner No. 9-801 console table especially designed for StewartWarner, 801 and 802 with speaker attached. Table for Radiola 18 receiver was illustrated in the June issue of The World.
Pierce-Airo, Inc., New York. Chassis of receiver model AC-171, 8 tubes with rectifier; electric illuminated dial; single dial operation with compensating control and self-contained power
Pierce-Airo Model AC-171
supply unit; housed in heavy steel. Other features of this chassis were described in the RMA Trade Show section in the June issue of The World.
X'tah Dynola Speaker
Utah Radio Products Co., Chicago,
111. Utah Dynola speaker made of five-ply walnut, equipped with A-100 unit, $75; R-300 unit, $60; and D-200
Ptah Model A-100 Dynamic Unit
unit, $65. Model A-100 dynamic unit. 110-volt AC light .socket supply, $50. Complete line of Utah loud speaker products was described and models 30 and 26 were illustrated in our June Trade Show issue.
Day-Fan Table Model
Day-Fan Elec. Co., Dayton, O. DayFan 8 1928-1929 table model, 8 tubes,
Day-Fan Console Model
AC operated; push-pull amplification, $150 ; handsome console model, $295. Also speaker table, $55.
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