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A commercial radio broadcaster for 30 years, Ed ' s career in radio also included management positions. Description from antiqueradio.com. I searched for this on bing.com/images

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I recently discovered an online radio station that only plays music from the 1920's to the 1940's, day and night. How fantastic is that? The 1920's Radio Network broadcasts from Chesapeake, Virginia (and according to their website, their studio is deep in the woods!). Just a technical tip before you tune in: go to the middle of the page and select from the available streams, the main link did not work for me (but maybe it will for you). *** J'ai récemment découvert une station de radio en…

I needed a radio for a 1920s living room... With over 50 centimeters in length, it was like its own little piece of furniture. Gravor Orchestra loudspeaker, - A German brand from the 1920s. This one is powered by a battery. Found a price quote for radios in the mid-1920s, where the cheapest, (in today's money value) cost $ 450 up to $ 4,500. It was apparently common to order the components, make the box and assemble the radio yourself to save money. Take a look at this…

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1920s Microphones-Picture framed with caption, "Words for the Bride and Groom" on sign in table

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1920 Amateur Radio News