C uMbus RADIDS When power, performance and purity in tonal values really count these are the radios which command first choice WARWICK 8 Valve, bandspread, console radio with 10" speaker. In polished walnut cabinet WARWICK designed in the modern manner. SHERWOOD in two models. Available as a 6 valve broadcast or a 6 valve dual wave set: Both fitted with 8"' speakers. WINDSOR 8 Valve bandspread, with 10" speaker. This is the most powerful mantel model in the Columbus range. SURREY 7 Valve bandspread with 10V2" elliptical speaker. Each of these radios is fitted with terminals for gram pick-Up and extension speaker. SHERWOOD WINDSOR COLUMBUS SURREY RAD/0 You will find the best recorded hits always on CAPITOL, TANZA, TASMAN, POLYDOR, ORIOLE PRODUCT OF RADIO CORPORATION OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED A National Organisation with COLUMBUS RADIO CENTRES throughout the Dominion and accredited dealers everywhere: B 53
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 29, Issue 733, 31 July 1953, Unnumbered Page
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