In
an oak cabinet with double doors. The doors have inner frames
made of coromandel wood. Made by Van der Heem
& Bloemsma in The Hague.
The
radio is a K.L.m. The small letter "m" means "met deurtjes"
(with doors). The same radio was also available without
doors: the K.L.z. (see pictures below) The K.L. was introduced
together with the A.C. radio K.W.S. at the Jaarbeurs Trade
Fair in Utrecht, held from February 27th until March
1st, 1928.
The first advertisement
for this radio appeared in Radio Expres on March 23rd of
that year. An earlier version of the radio had a
different front
(smaller tuning knobs with arrows and a white scale).
Listen to "Do the
Sugar Step with me",
by The Picadilly Players, recorded May 30, 1928
Cabinet with
closed doors
Top view
A look inside. In
the middle the A442. On the right, from top to bottom:
B405, A415, A425. In the aluminium tins: primary and
secondary coils. The radio uses anode detection.
Inside
Technician's initials on the bottom of the radio
Wax sealwith cabinet number
Advertisement for an older version of the radio in in Radio Expres
Illustration from an Erres folder
Illustrations from the original user guide
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