Name: | Drummer Radio (brand of Edge Radio Ltd.); Bolton Lancs. (GB) |
Abbreviation: | drummerrad |
Products: | Model types |
Summary: |
Edge Radio Ltd., subsidiary of William Edge & Sons, Bolton Lancashire. Manufacturer/Brand mentioned in "Valves for Commercial Receivers 1931-1935". |
History: |
This manufacturer was suggested by Roy Johnson.
Country | Year | Name | 1st Tube | Notes |
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GB | 34 | M45 | MX40 | The Drummer M45 is described as a long- and medium-wave receiver in the Trader Service ... |
GB | 35 | MS6 | MVS/Pen | Information taken from Cossor "Recommended Valves for Commercial Receivers". Note ... |
GB | 35 | RB4 | 220VS | Information taken from Cossor "Recommended Valves for Commercial Receivers". Note ... |
GB | 35 | M55 | unknown_Tube | Information taken from Cossor "Recommended Valves for Commercial Receivers". Note ... |
GB | 35 | B44 | unknown_Tube | Information taken from Cossor "Recommended Valves for Commercial Receivers". Note ... |
GB | 35 | B4 | 220VS | Information taken from Cossor "Recommended Valves for Commercial Receivers". Note ... |
GB | 35 | RG8 | MVS/Pen | Information taken from Cossor "Recommended Valves for Commercial Receivers". Note ... |
GB | 35 | MS5 | MS/Pen | Valve information taken from Cossor "Recommended Valves for Commercial Receivers"... |
GB | 35 | M55M | unknown_Tube | Information taken from Cossor "Recommended Valves for Commercial Receivers". Note ... |
GB | 35 | M55C | unknown_Tube | Information taken from Cossor "Recommended Valves for Commercial Receivers". Note ... |
GB | 35 | B3 | 220VS | Information taken from Cossor "Recommended Valves for Commercial Receivers". Note ... |
GB | 35 | Battery 3 | 220SG | Information taken from Cossor "Recommended Valves for Commercial Receivers". Note ... |
Further details for this manufacturer by the members (rmfiorg):
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Anthony Taylor
23.Sep.13 |
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Drummer radios were manufactured by a company called William Edge of Bolton, Lancashire, England who were originally a manufacturer of household washing products, the most famous of which was "Dolly Blue". Very well known in the UK. Their trademark was a drummer boy which appeared in their advertisements for their cleaning products, and when they went into radio production in 1933 as a subsiduary company named Edge Radio Ltd, they used the name Drummer as a brand name. Information from GracesGuide |
Mark Hippenstiel
24.Sep.13 |
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Dear Anthony, Thank you for the information. I have updated Edge Radio Ltd. with additional information.
Kind regards |
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