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CAD1949
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THIS IS MY FAVORITE FIND THIS WEEKEND. IT IS A PORTABLE TABLETOP TRANSISTOR AM RADIO. I PUT NEW BATTERIES IN IT AND IT FIRED UP. THE MAKE IS RALEIGH WHICH I AM NOT FAMILIAR WITH. IT HAS THE CIVIL DEFENSE EMBLEMS ON THE DIAL. MADE IN KOREA. NO IDEA AS TO AGE BUT I AM THINKING THE LATE 50'0 EARLY 60'S? ALL IN ALL IN GOOD CONDITION.FOR SOME REASON SOMEONE HAD TAPED A FOIL LABEL THAT READ DRYCO DELUXE SIX TRANSISTOR OVER THE RALEIGH LOGO. NO IDEA AS TO WHY.
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The Korean Company most likely manufactured for more than one company.
Here is a link to the Dryco Deluxe
http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/unknown_dryco_deluxe_super_silic.html
Possibly someone wanted to make your Raleigh look like a Dryco, maybe they couldn't find a Dryco for their collection.