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The Talking Machine World, New York, December, 1928
Interesting Events of the Trade in Pictures
Left — Luncheon meeting of the Brooklyn Radio Service Corp.'s sales and service departments. Benjamin Gross and Herbert A. Brennan were guests of honor. Drive on the Stromberg-Carlson radio line is planned.
Above — Shipment of Philco AC radio by air mail from Philadelphia to Milwaukee
Beloiv — One of several new trucks added to Lyric radio fleet in Chicago by Ail-American Mohawk Corp.
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Above — Mrs. Cora Dennison Fowlkes, world's first television bride, inspects one of her gifts, a new Edison radio receiving set.
Left — Futuristic window staged by the Powers Furniture Co., Portland. Ore. This company is boosting Atwater Kent sets and finds window displays productive of considerable radio business.
Above — A. Atwater Kent using a silver spade to turn over the first spadeful of earth for new S3.000.000 factory
Below — Miss Jane Zimmerman, who shared honors with new Stromberg-Carlson, at an exhibit staged by the Central Hardware Co., Loraine, O.
Left — This "lunch time follies" is a noon hour feature atop the North Ward Radio building in Newark. These young ladies find sandwiches and jazz music a perfect diet with the aid of a Majestic receiver.
Left — A feature of the county fair at Crown Point, Ind.. was this Kellogg radio booth sponsored by Schmal & Seberger. aggressive dealers in that community, who are making a strong bid for radio business.