File:Portaphone radio receiver (1920).jpg
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English: The Portaphone was a prototype radio receiver that was designed by the U.S. Bureau of Standards in Washington, D.C.
Original caption: "Portaphone with case open to show the loop antenna and detecting and amplifying apparatus." |
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| Source | Illustration included in the article "The Portaphone--A Wireless Set for Dance Music or the Day's News" on page 571 of the May 22, 1920 issue of Scientific American. |
| Author | Uncredited photograph provided by the U.S. Bureau of Standards |
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