Loewe multiple valve radio receiver, 1926-1935

Made:: 1926-1935 in Tottenham

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Loewe multiple valve radio receiver, made by Loewe and Company, Tottenham, London, England , 1926-1935. With two valves (one metallised and one plain) and four coils (two long wave and two medium wave)

Loewe cleverly reduced the fees that were charged to its customers for every valve holder in a radio by building several valves into a single piece of glass.

Details

Category:: Radio Communication

Object Number:: 1935-132

Materials:: glass, metal (unknown), plastic (unidentified) and textile

Measurements:: overall: 610 mm x 130 mm x 110 mm, .65 kg

type:: radio receiver

credit:: Donated by Mr. F.S. Wheat.

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Loewe multiple valve radio receiver, 1926-1935

Loewe multiple valve radio receiver fitted with one coil and one valve, made by Loewe and Company, Tottenham, London, England, 1926-1935

Loewe cleverly reduced the fees that were charged to its customers for every valve holder in a radio by building several valves into a single piece of glass.