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Ian B · 20th Nov 2010, 12:41 pm

A nice job, these are probably a very under-rated radio.

If I remember correctly, they were launched around the same time as the Ekco A22 in 1947, and at a similar price. The Murphy 104 is a much better performing set, but its appearance is against it. It's rare to see a 104 fetch more than £5 at auction, they are one to keep and enjoy, not make a profit from!

Ian Blackbourn

20th Nov 2010, 12:41 pm	#2
Ian B Hexode Join Date: May 2006 Location: Arlesey, Bedfordshire, UK. Posts: 401	Re: Murphy A104, some comments A nice job, these are probably a very under-rated radio. If I remember correctly, they were launched around the same time as the Ekco A22 in 1947, and at a similar price. The Murphy 104 is a much better performing set, but its appearance is against it. It's rare to see a 104 fetch more than £5 at auction, they are one to keep and enjoy, not make a profit from! Ian Blackbourn