Fada Radio and Neutrodyne Receiver 169A Hazeltine kit c1923
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Fada Radio and Neutrodyne Receiver 169A Hazeltine kit model with 5 tubes in a wooden case. Purported to have been the first wireless in Bannockburn area early 1920s. Wooden frame with a hinged lid, black synthetic front. 3 large dials, 2 smaller knobs, points for phones and horn on the black front panel. From the family of the late George Crabbe of Cromwell.
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Title
Fada Radio and Neutrodyne Receiver 169A Hazeltine kit c1923
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Maker
FADA Radio & Electric Co
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Date made
c1923
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Subject
Radio, Bannockburn history
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Additional information
Wood Metal Bakelite?, H 220mm x L 670mm x W 237mm
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47 The Mall CROMWELL 9310
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