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Speaker, Radiola 104 Speaker
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- Title
- Speaker, Radiola 104 Speaker
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- Awarua Communications Museum
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- Awarua Communications Museum
- Description
This is a 1925 Radiola 104 Speaker specifically made by RCA (Radio Corporation of America) to attaches to a RCA Radiola 20. This style was the first electro-dynamic cone loudspeaker developed by General Electric engineers Chester W Rice and Edward W Kellogg.
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- Date created
- 1925
- Creator
- Radio Corporation of America (RCA)
- URL
- https://ehive.com/collections/8060/objects/961948
- Related subjects
- Communication (including Diaries and Letters) / 1920s / Communication
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