[Fwd: need information]

[Elton & Nancy Sanders]

No, that is the other AMRAD the American Radio and Research Corporation.
They were in business from about 1915 to 1930.
A good short history can be found in RADIO MANUFACTURERS OF THE 1920'S VOL 1
by Alan Douglas publeshed by Vestal Press,Ltd in 1988.
                                Sandy


At 06:22 AM 10/16/98 -0400, Randy Mays wrote:
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>did or does your organisation have anything to do with the manufacturing of
>an "amrad F716" radio circa 1920's tp 1930's ? i am trying to identify a
>radio, and it has "amrad F716" model on the dial
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>thanks alot
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>andrew
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