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Child listening to a radio broadcast

1924

Child listening to a radio broadcast

1924

  • NFSA ID452EHGW6
  • TypeImage
  • MediumDocumentation
  • FormStill Image
  • Year1924

Mulgaphone was a Perth-based manufacturer of radios founded in 1924 by Westralian Farmers Ltd, owners of station 6WF.

Mulgaphone radios were only sold in Western Australia, marketed particularly to listeners living in remote areas, as depicted through this photo of a child listening to a broadcast from the most southern westerly point of Australia, at Cape Leeuwin.

Manufacturing ceased in 1929, the company unable to compete with cheaper models imported from eastern states.

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Mulgaphone was a Perth-based manufacturer of radios founded in 1924 by Westralian Farmers Ltd, owners of station 6WF.

Mulgaphone radios were only sold in Western Australia, marketed particularly to listeners living in remote areas, as depicted through this photo of a child listening to a broadcast from the most southern westerly point of Australia, at Cape Leeuwin.

Manufacturing ceased in 1929, the company unable to compete with cheaper models imported from eastern states.

🚨 Invalid link 🚨 Return to Radio 100 Chapter 1

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