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 50 (1930) |
_Hicks.jpg "United Engine 50-301") 50-301 (1930) |
 4049 (1933) |
_Sanders.jpg "Universal 5") 5 (1938) |
 6 |
_VanBeek.jpg "Universal 424") 424 (1933) |
_Magrish.jpg "Universal 716A") 716A (1936) |
_Magrish.jpg "Universal 1403") 1403 (1935) |
 UA-Six Radio Receptor (1926) |
_Magrish.jpg "US Radio 9A") 9A (1932) |
 19B |
_Magrish.jpg "US Radio 24") 24 (1933) |
 24A |
_Magrish.jpg "US Radio 32A") 32A (1932) |
_Magrish.jpg "US Radio 305-6") 305-6 (1932) |
_Mayers.jpg "US Radio 3072") 3072 (1931) |
 3092 |
_Matter.jpg "US Radio Apex 8A") Apex 8A (1932) |
 Apex 32 |
 Supertone 32A |
 5-36MPA |
 1660 Cone Speaker |
 A-100 Cone Speaker |
_Millward.jpg "Utah A-100 Cone Speaker") A-100 Cone Speaker |
 571 |
 571 |
_Tull.jpg "Velvetone 579") 579 (1947) |
_Boyd.jpg "Victor I") I (1903) |
 12-15 |
 16-1 Hyperion |
_Christopher.jpg "Victor 118") 118 (1934) |
_Christopher.jpg "Victor 128 (made in Canada)") 128 (made in Canada) (1934) |
 242 |
_WHRM.jpg "Victor 954") 954 (1929) |
_Bartells.jpg "Victor Lumiere 1") Lumiere 1 (1925) |
_Magrish.jpg "Victor Operatta V") Operatta V (1934) |
 R7 |
 R-15 |
_Christopher.jpg "Victor R-20") R-20 (1932) |
 R-29 |
 R-29F |
 R-31 |
 R32 |
_Park.jpg "Victor R34") R34 (1930) |
 R35 |
_Christopher.jpg "Victor R39") R39 (1930) |
_Cline.jpg "Victor R-52") R-52 (1929) |
_Christopher.jpg "Victor R104") R104 (1932) |
_Park.jpg "Victor RE45") RE45 (1929) |
 RO-112A |
_Boyd2.jpg "Victor Victrola IV") Victrola IV (1914) |
_Boyd.jpg "Victor Victrola IX") Victrola IX (1914) |
_Verville.jpg "Victor Victrola IX") Victrola IX (1913) |
_Wallis.jpg "Victor Victrola RE-75") Victrola RE-75 (1929) |
_KBoyd.jpg "Victor Victrola VI") Victrola VI (1915) |
 Victrola VV-50 (1924) |
 Victrola X (1913) |
 Victrola XIV (1923) |
 VV-210 |
 XI |
 W-100 |
Viking
Viking radios were made by Phonola which later became Dominion Electrohome. They made radios for several department stores which included Serenader for The Robert Simpson Co., Baycrest for the Hudson's Bay Co. and a few others. Eaton's was actually the T. Eaton Co. Also, Robert Simpson Co. became Simpson's, then Simpson's Sears.
_Christopher.jpg "Viking 1B41-E") 1B41-E (1939) |
_Christopher.jpg "Viking 1U51-1E") 1U51-1E (1941) |
 5B60 (1935) |
_Christopher.jpg "Viking 40U52E-1") 40U52E-1 (1940) |
 47-44 |
 47-443 |
_Levin.jpg "Viking 49-33") 49-33 (1951) |
_Klippenstein.jpg "Viking 51-30") 51-30 (1951) |
 52-13A |
_Christopher.jpg "Viking 54-51") 54-51 (1954) |
 90 |
_Smith.jpg "Viking 599") 599 (1926) |
 751E |
_Allen.jpg "Viking E1-4526") E1-4526 (1946) |
_Christopher.jpg "Viking EMB51-429") EMB51-429 (1954) |
 IT85E |
 RC-235 |
_Allen.jpg "Viking RC-308") RC-308 (1952) |
_Klippenstein.jpg "Viking RM278") RM278 (1957) |
 RM-290RR |
_green-Schultz.jpg "Viz RS-1") RS-1 (1947) |
_red_Schultz.jpg "Viz RS-1") RS-1 (1947) |
_white_Schultz.jpg "Viz RS-1") RS-1 (1947) |
 V-41-N |
 121 |
 208 |
 216 |
 527 |
 627 |
 848 |
 1276 |
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