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52 Radio Crosley Radio Corp.; Cincinnati OH, build 1924, 34 pictures | Radiomuseum
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A-52 Murphy Radio Receiver, 1938-1939 | Science Museum Group Collection
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1932 Philco 52 Radio with Bluetooth Audio – The Blue Butterfly
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