Philips Radio Receiver

Made:: 1927-1932 in Netherlands

Philips Radio Receiver
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Enclosed 5 valve mains receiver by Philips.

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Category:: Radio Communication

Object Number:: Y7002.60

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

Measurements:: overall: 277 mm x 500 mm x 240 mm,

type:: radio receiver

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Philips Radio Receiver

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