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murphymad · 13th Sep 2018, 12:48 am

Some pictures of Murphy day at Mill green Museum.

The display was generally centred around models from 1938

Unfortunately I was unable to get the A48RG radiogram and A50C console out of my store without moving a huge amount to get at them.

There were also a selection of Murphy Export receivers. A couple from New Zealand, one for the Asia Pacific region, an Irish market model and a radio that came back from India as a kit of parts wrapped just in newspaper, cardboard and string!

Mike...

13th Sep 2018, 12:48 am	#11
murphymad Heptode Join Date: May 2003 Location: Devizes, Wiltshire, UK. Posts: 650	Re: Murphy Day 2018 Some pictures of Murphy day at Mill green Museum. The display was generally centred around models from 1938 Unfortunately I was unable to get the A48RG radiogram and A50C console out of my store without moving a huge amount to get at them. There were also a selection of Murphy Export receivers. A couple from New Zealand, one for the Asia Pacific region, an Irish market model and a radio that came back from India as a kit of parts wrapped just in newspaper, cardboard and string! Mike... Attached Thumbnails __________________ Mike Barker. Last edited by murphymad; 13th Sep 2018 at 12:56 am.