Harrison Radio Company, 12 West Broadway, New York City, New York (1936)

Started by Bill Harrison, the Harrison Radio Co. carried radio parts and complete sets by national manufacturers. They also carried their own line of amateur gear under the trade names Royal and Fultone.

From an ad in the March 1936 issue of Short Wave Craft was the following:

"Starting in the attic of my home on Ft. Washington Ave., New York, in 1925, the orders from my fellow 'hams' began to pour in at such a rate that in 1920, I was obliged to take a loft in the down town business section of the City.
Business continued to expand and in 1932 we found it necessary to move to larger quarters at 142 Liberty Street. Within one and half years we outgrew our quarters and doubled our space on the same floor.
On Dec. 2nd, 1935, we moved to our present location at 12 West Broadway through to 227 Greenwich St., occupying the entire ground floor, basement and first floor -- total floor space 6,500 square feet. I believe this is the largest space devoted exclusively to the interests of RADIO AMATEURS.
We carry complete stocks of all nationally known sets and parts and with a staff of [...]"