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Joachim Glüder   D  Articles: 82 Schem.: 147 Pict.: 157 28.May.06 20:54	You aren't logged in. (Guest)   1 Kennt jemand dieses französische Radio?  Einiges scheint dafür zu sprechen, dass es sich um ein Produkt des Herrn Gody handelt, aber es gibt keinen Herstellerhinweis oder Modellnamen. Attachments: gody_klein (15 kb) gody_in (18 kb) This article was edited 30.May.06 22:06 by Joachim Glüder . To thank the Author because you find the post helpful or well done.      Help
Ernst Erb Officer CH  Articles: 4121 Schem.: 5178 Pict.: 6171 01.Jun.06 09:09	You aren't logged in. (Guest)   2 Unbekannt Frankreich  Stellen Sie das Bild unter "unknown Frankreich" rein. Bei Gody jedenfalls habe ich es im "Grand livre" nicht gefunden. Es hat ja ein unübersehbar typisches Gesicht. Wir werden später mal einen eigentlichen Bilderkatalog - besonders über unbekannte bringen, so dass die Chance viel grösser ist, dass jemand es identifizieren kann. Allerdings gibt es vorher noch viele andere Software zu erschaffen. Noch habe ich keinen full-time-Programmierer eingestellt ... :-( To thank the Author because you find the post helpful or well done.      Help
Joachim Glüder   D  Articles: 82 Schem.: 147 Pict.: 157 09.Jun.06 13:14	You aren't logged in. (Guest)   3 Herkunft geklärt  Nun habe ich doch noch einen Hinweis auf den Hersteller gefunden. Es handelt sich um J.D. Radio (St. Cloud). Das Modell ist jetzt hier zu finden: www.radiomuseum.org/r/unknown_inconnu.html This article was edited 09.Jun.06 13:22 by Joachim Glüder . To thank the Author because you find the post helpful or well done.      Help

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