File:ATG - NPTM Photothon 102.jpg
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Български: Експонат на Националния политехнически музей в София, България.
English: Exhibit of the National Polytechnic Museum in Sofia, Bulgaria. |
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- Photomarathon National polytechnic museum, Bulgaria
- Radio equipment in the National polytechnic museum - Sofia, Bulgaria
- LW/MW/SW radio receivers
- Ditz & Riter, Leipzig
- 1936 radio productions
- 1937 radio productions
- Radiola, USA/France
- Unidentified radio receiver brands
- Unidentified style radios
- 1927 radio productions
- Philips radio receivers
- Philips 2511
- 1928 radio productions