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Belden Aerial Wire -1925A

Good old Belden was already selling antenna wire, and here is just how to build your antenna (drawing courtesy of POPULAR RADIO, not the magazine it was being printed in!) Published in the March, 1925 issue of RADIO NEWS.

Source: Magazine collector Steve Davis
Restoration by: magscanner

Date: 11/16/2010
Owner: Magazine Art Gallery Administrator
Full size: 650x878
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Belden Aerial Wire -1925A
nextBrandes Headsets -1925AlastWood Cabinet Corporation -1929B
Adler-Royal Speakers -1925Afirst Barkelew Antenna Switches -1925Aprevious

 

 

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