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Thordarson Christmas Advertisement
December
1929 QST
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December 1929 QST Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics. See articles from QST, published December 1915 - present (visit ARRL for info). All copyrights hereby acknowledged. |
This advertisement from Thordarson is from one of my oldest editions of the American Radio Relay League's QST magazine - December 1929. Thordarson Electric Manufacturing Company was founded in Chicago, Illinois, by Chester H. Thordarson in 1895. He was the first producer of industrial and commercial transformers. They are still in business today. Thordarson patented more than 30 inventions for transformer design and manufacturing back in its early days, including the still most popular form of laminations, the scrapless "E and I." Many discussions are available on various transformer lamination configurations, including the very common "E and I" types.
Thordarson Advertisement
"Yes son - I told St. Nick to bring you
all the Thordarson equipment you needed to build your new station -and there it
is ~ Merry Xmas"
Thordarson Electric Mfg. Company
500 West Huron Street
Corner Kingsbury
Chicago, Ill.
Here are a few other Christmas-related items on RF Cafe:
- Thordarson Christmas Advertisement - December 1929
- National Company Christmas and Happy New Year - January 1942
- Hallicrafters - A Good Old Fashioned Christmas - January 1942
- National Company Christmas and New Year Greeting - January 1941
- Amateur Radio Christmas Comics - January 1942 QST
- Jensen Radio Advertisement - January 1945 Radio News
- E. F. Johnson Christmas Ad - December 1953 QST
- Hallicrafters Ad: A Message for Christmas - January 1941 QST
- A Christmastide Muddle - January 1930 Radio-Craft
- Thordarson Christmas Advertisement - December 1929 QST
- Norelco Advertisement - April 1957 Radio & TV News
- How Christmas Came to S. McSquegg - December 1953 QST
- Mac's Radio Service Shop: A Breathing Spell - January 1955 Radio & Television News
- "Merry Christmas" from the Staff - December 1958 Radio-Electronics
- Kenyon Transformer Holiday Message - January 1941 QST
- Carl and Jerry: Under the Mistletoe - December 1958 Popular Electronics
- The Day Before Christmas - December 1958 Radio-Electronics
- The Telephone News - Bell Telephone, December 1958
- Hallicrafters Ad: Good Old Fashioned Christmas - January 1942 QST
- Terminal Radio Corp. Christmas and New Year Greeting - January 1941 QST
- National Company: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year - January 1942 QST
- National Company: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year - January 1941 QST
- What Happens When Engineers Think Too Much About Christmas
- Politically Correct "The 12 Days of Christmas"
- "12 Days of Christmas" Memo
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