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International Radio Co. Ltd.; Wellington
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| Name: | International Radio Co. Ltd.; Wellington (NZ) |
| Abbreviation: | internat-n |
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| Summary: |
International Radio Co. Ltd. Imported, distributed and sold De Forrest radios, Crosley radios, Radion panels and parts, Sparton refrigerators and imported and manufactured Jensen loud Speakers. |
| Founded: | 1922 |
| History: |
The company was started by Charles Eckersley Forrest in 1922 and registered in June 1923.[1] The company was the first commercial broadcaster (2YB) in New Zealand and used a De Forrest transmitter.[2] Forrest formed a special company, Wellington Broadcasters Ltd., to carry on the broadcasting side of the business.[3] Forrest moved to Australia in June 1923 and established International Radio Co. Ltd., Sydney.[2] [1] Evening Post (NZ) Jun 30, 1923. |
This manufacturer was suggested by Gary Cowans.
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