CR1300T Radio Cossor, A.C.; London, build 1959, 4 pictures, 3 schematics, 6 semiconductors, Great Britain , tubes, Broadcast Receiver - or past WW2 Tuner

Cossor, A.C.; London from MELODY MAKER 524 to CR-1306T, tube, Great Britain (UK), 279 pictures, 236 schematics, 1080 tubes, 47 semiconductors, Radio Catalog

Cossor, a go-ahead electronics firm, designed, and manufactured electronic thermionic valves, domestic radio sets and television receivers both before, and after World War II. During the …

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I've been given a Cossor Type CR13 all transistor radio. I've no idea if it's functional as there's no power cable. So I'm kinda stuck. Would it be possible to manufacture a replacement? …

Cossor CR1300T/01 all transistor portable radio. It receives broadcast (MW) and long wave (LW). Serial number BA9685. Price in its first year of sale was £19.00.

Cossor were a major British radio manufacturer, and produced a wide range of sets until they sold the rights to use the Cossor brand to Philips in the late 1950s. Andy Crellin provided the …

CR1310T Radio Cossor, A.C.; London, build 1963, 5 schematics, 6 semiconductors, Great Britain , pictures, tubes, Broadcast Receiver - or past WW2 Tuner

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Although the radio is untested, it is still a wonderful piece to display and admire. Its unique features, including its sub-type of transistor radios and its type of radio, make it a rare find.