Hello,

I am Klaas from the Netherlands and i own a console radio from General Electric from 1935. I want some more info abbout this radio. In Holland knowbody can tell me anything! I know that a firm calls "Radio Peeters" imported American radio's to Holland in the 1930"s. Most radio's were destroyed in WW-2 bij Germans! My radio had survived this time wonderwell and playes exellent today!

If anyone can tell me more abbout this raio, i am very pleased! (Happy)

You can see more pictures on:

http://www.gloeidraad.nl/radioforum/index.php?id=72581

Groeten, Klaas. (Greeting, Klaas) Leeuwarden Holland.

:Hello,
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:I am Klaas from the Netherlands and i own a console radio from General Electric from 1935. I want some more info abbout this radio. In Holland knowbody can tell me anything! I know that a firm calls "Radio Peeters" imported American radio's to Holland in the 1930"s. Most radio's were destroyed in WW-2 bij Germans! My radio had survived this time wonderwell and playes exellent today!
:
:If anyone can tell me more abbout this raio, i am very pleased! (Happy)
:
:You can see more pictures on:
:
: http://www.gloeidraad.nl/radioforum/index.php?id=72581
:
:
:Groeten, Klaas. (Greeting, Klaas) Leeuwarden Holland.
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Are you sure this is a General Electric radio? I went through "Pre-War Consoles," by Mark V. Stine, that has photos of most consoles. I couldn't find a G.E. or G.E. Canada model that matched your cabinet's style.

From the looks of things, it seems that the importer replaced the U.S. power transformer for your 50-Hz power. Or maybe the importer bought U.S. radios without a power transformer, and then installed one for your electric power.

Hi Klaas

Nice looking radio. Can you find a model number? Schematics for GE can be found by clicking on "Resources" above but require a model number.

Norm

:Hello,
:
:I am Klaas from the Netherlands and i own a console radio from General Electric from 1935. I want some more info abbout this radio. In Holland knowbody can tell me anything! I know that a firm calls "Radio Peeters" imported American radio's to Holland in the 1930"s. Most radio's were destroyed in WW-2 bij Germans! My radio had survived this time wonderwell and playes exellent today!
:
:If anyone can tell me more abbout this raio, i am very pleased! (Happy)
:
:You can see more pictures on:
:
: http://www.gloeidraad.nl/radioforum/index.php?id=72581
:
:
:Groeten, Klaas. (Greeting, Klaas) Leeuwarden Holland.
:
:
: