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Transistor radios made in Ireland

  • 06-10-2011 11:26am
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    niwironline
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    I would appreciate comment from anyone with info on the following. I bought a 60's Pam branded transistor radio in an antique shop in Monaghan. The unusual thing was it had a large speaker mounted backward in the case. Later I picked up a Pye set with the same construction. I was told that these were made by Pye in Dundrum and were made for the Irish market only and were designed here. They are quite well made inside.
    I think these may be interesting products from an indigenous design and manufacturing history that is being forgotten.

    Can any one confirm that these sets were designed and made in Dublin?Does anyone have any details of dates or have sales brochures or even been an employee of Pye Ireland at the time? Any info or memories would be appreciated. I can post images if anyone is interested.

    Best regard
    :confused:


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