National Museum of American History - Radios

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RADIOS These colorful radios, made of Catalin R, Marblette R, or Fiberlon R phenolic (a poured plastic), expensive in their day, sold for about $40.00. Most were produced pre-war 1938-1941 and post war 1946-1947. Pictured left to right, top to bottom: (3) *FADA-1946 (Model 1000), Emerson-1938 (Model AU190), * Emerson-"Patriot”-about 1940 (Model 400), Emerson about 1947 (Model 564), *Sentinel-1947 (Model L284), *Bendix- about 1946 (Model 526-C), *Emerson-about 1941 (Model EP375-C), *Motorola-1941 (Model 51 X 16). *Lent by Mark Woolley Photo by Eric Long (88-1541) Manufactured in the USA, by Penn Colour Graphics, Inc., Huntingdon Valley, PA NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HISTORY © 1992 Smithsonian Institution 1701911