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  • Showbox 1 - USSR Military Radios (1937-1945)
  • Cell # 111
    • А-7 - 27.0-32.0 MHz, F3. Manufactured from early 1943
    • А-7-А (Late Model) - 27.0-32.0 MHz, F3. Manufactured from early 1944
    • А-7-B - 24.0-28.0 MHz, F3. Manufactured from late 1944
  • Cell # 112
    • 13-R - Infantry manpack HF transceiver. Manufactured from 1942
    • MF1 - Hand microphone of 13-R radio accessories
    • KL1 - Red Army straight key used in WW II
  • Cell # 113
    • KS-2SM - Infantry / Air Force HF receiver. Manufactured from 1942
  • Cell # 114
    • Sever-bis - Special purpose compact HF radio. Manufactured from 1941
  • Cell # 121
    • A-7-A (Eary Model) - 27.0-32.0 MHz, F3. Manufactured from late 1943
    • 2NKN-10 - 2.5 VDC rechargeable NiCad filament battery
    • BAS-80 - 100 VDC dry battery
    • 5SG-2 - HF receiver for remote reception sites. Manufactured from 1941
    • 5SG-3 - HF receiver for remote reception sites. Manufactured from 1945
    • GT1 - Red Army headphones of WW II
    • GT2 - Red Army headphones of WW II
    • GT3 - Red Army headphones of WW II
    • MF2 - Red Army hand microphone of WW II
    • KL2 - Straight key of Soviet guerilla radioman
  • Cell # 122
    • RB (3-R) - Infantry / Artillery two-man pack HF radio. Manufactured from 1938
    • RB-M (Model 1942) - Infantry / Artillery two-man pack HF radio
    • KL3 - Red Army straight key used in WW II
    • NKN-22 - 1.25 VDC rechargeable NiCad Cell #
  • Cell # 123
    • 71-TK-3 - Transmitter of tank HF radio, model 1939
    • 71-TK-3 - Receiver of tank HF radio, model 1939
    • 9-RM - Tank transmitter, part of 9-RM tank HF radio. Manufactured from 1943
    • RSI-4T - Tank receiver, part of 9-R and 9-RM tank HF radios
    • GT4 - Red Army tank crew headphones used in WW II
  • Cell # 131
    • 71-TK-1 - Transmitter of model 1933 tank HF radio
    • US - General coverage receiver made in 1937
    • US-4S - HF receiver for ground transportable and fixed applications
  • Cell # 132
    • RSB-F - HF transmitter, manufactured from 1940
    • KUB-4M - TRF receiver of Soviet Navy
  • Cell # 133
    • 10-RK-26 - Receiver of tank HF radio. Manufactured from 1943
    • 10-RT-26 - 10-watt transmitter of tank HF radio
    • 5SG-2 - Receiver of infantry HF radio
    • 12-R - Transmitter of infantry HF radio
  • Cell # 141
    • RB-M (Model 1943) - Infantry / Artillery two-man pack HF radio
  • Cell # 142
    • RSI-3M1 - Airborne HF transmitter. Manufactured from 1942
    • RSI-4A - Airborne HF receiver. Manufactured from 1940
    • Vacuum Tubes made in the USSR in 1940-1945 for military equipment
  • Cell # 143
    • US (US-1) made in Moscow in 1940
    • US (US-1) made in Gorky city in 1945
  • Showbox 2 - Lend-Lease Radios (1942-1945)
  • Cell # 211
    • S-38 - Troops entertainment receiver, US Army
  • Cell # 212
    • CRO-46286 - Troops entertainment receiver, US Navy
  • Cell # 213
    • Wireless Set Set No.48 Mk.I* - Infantry man-pack HF radio
    • Key for No.48 Set - Flameproof straight key for WS No.48
    • Valve Case for No.48 Set - Spare vacuum tubes for WS No.48
    • T-17-D (SW-217) - US Signal Corps hand microphone
  • Cell # 214
    • BC-611-B - Short range handy-talkie HF transceiver, part of SCR-536
    • I-135-E - Test unit for ВС-611 radios
  • Cell # 221
    • SX-28 - Hallicrafters Super Skyrider general purpose communications receiver
  • Cell # 222
    • AR-88-F - RCA communications receiver, part of DR-89
  • Cell # 223
    • CHC-46140 - Hammarlund communications receiver for US Navy
  • Cell # 224
    • BC-779-B - US Signal Corps communications receiver
  • Cell # 231
    • ВС-654-А - Ground transportable HF transceiver, part of SCR-284
    • J-48-A - Straight key of BC-654-A, part of SCR-284
    • T-17-B (SW-109) - US Signal Corps hand microphone
    • P-23 - US Signal Corps headset
    • GN-45-B - Hand generator, part of SCR-284
  • Cell # 232
    • WS No.19 Mk.II - HF and VHF tank radios in one common cabinet
    • Supply Unit No.1 Mk.I - Power supply unit for WS No.19
    • Control Unit No.1 Mk.II - Radio and intercom control box for tank commander
    • Control Unit No.2 Mk.II - Radio and intercom control box for radioman
    • Junction Distribution No.3 - Intercom control box for tank driver
    • Aerial Variometer Mk.II - Antenna alignment unit for WS No.19
    • ZA 0937 - Straight key supplied for WS No.19
    • Headgear Assembly - Microphone and headset manufactured in Canada
    • Case Spare Valves - Spare vacuum tubes for WS No.19
    • WS No. 38 A.F.V. - HF radio to link Armored Fighting Vehicles to infantry
  • Cell # 233
    • ВС-312-NX - HF communications receiver, part of SCR-399 and SCR-499
  • Cell # 234
    • ВС-342-N - HF communications receiver, part of SCR-399 and SCR-499
    • LS-3 - Loudspeaker, part of SCR-399 and SCR-499
  • Cell # 241
    • V-100-B - Infantry HF transceiver for use at company and battalion levels
    • Key for V-100 - Straight key made for V-100 radios
    • EICOR 4515-1 - Hand generator for V-100 radios
  • Cell # 242
    • BC-348-R - Airborne HF communications receiver, part of SCR-287
  • Cell # 243
    • ВС-450 - Remote control for three receivers
    • ВС-453 - Aircraft navigations receiver
    • ВС-458 - Aircraft communications transmitter
    • ВС-442 - Antenna relay with power meter
    • ВС-454 - Aircraft communications receiver
    • ВС-456 - Modulator and transmitter power supply unit
  • Cell # 244
    • CR 100-2 - Communications receiver manufactured for British army
  • Showbox 3 - German Wehrmacht Radios (Ostfront, 1941-1945)
  • Cell # 311
    • Torn.E.b / 24b-305 - Infantry and vehicular TRF receiver
    • Torn.E.b (Zubehör) - Battery and accessory compartment for Torn.E.b
    • EW.b - Power supply unit for Torn.E.b receiver
  • Cell # 312
    • Fusprech.f - Transportable radio for motorized infantry and tank reconnaissance
    • WS(SE)p - Power supply unit for Fusprech.f
    • L.S.Fu.a - Loudspeaker for Fusprech.f radio
  • Cell # 313
    • Kl.Fu.Spr.d (Dorette) - Short range handy-talkie VHF transceiver
    • RF 11 - Czech post-war replica of "Dorette"
    • RF 11-2 - Battery compartment of RF-11 radio
  • Cell # 321
    • Torn.Fu.d2 - Infantry two-man pack VHF radio
    • Hmf.b - Hand microphone of Wehrmacht backpack radios
    • Dfh.a - Standard infantry headset of German Wehrmacht
    • TKP - Straight Morse key (Maus) of Wehrmacht backpack radios
    • Feldfu.f - Infantry backpack VHF transceiver
    • HLS.a - Backpack hand generator for Feldfu.f rechargeable batteries
  • Cell # 322
    • Ukw.E.e - Tank VHF receiver, part of Fu 5 radio set
    • 10 W.S.c - 10-watt tank VHF transmitter, part of Fu 5 radio set
    • Ta.P - Straight Morse key of Wehrmacht tank and backpack radios
  • Cell # 323
    • Ukw.E.d1 - Command tank VHF receiver, part of Fu 7 radio set
  • Cell # 324
    • FuG 17 - Airborne VHF radio, air-to-ground link to Command tanks
    • U 17 - Dynamotor for FuG 16 and FuG 17 airborne radios
    • AAG 17 - Output power sensor, part of FuG 17 airborne radio
  • Cell # 331
    • E. 53 b (Ulm) - Luftwaffe VHF communications receiver
    • Dfh.b - Standard tank headset with anti-noise rubber caps
    • 2,4 NC 28 - NiCad accumulator battery for Feldfu.f
    • Pertrix 90V - 90 VDC dry battery of German Wehrmacht
  • Cell # 332
    • E 52a (Köln) - Luftwaffe HF communications receiver (Ln 21000)
    • Band Coil Set of Е 52 receiver
  • Cell # 333
    • 20 W.S.d - Command tank VHF transmitter, part of Fu 7 radio set
  • Cell # 341
    • Fu.H.E.c - Monitoring HF receiver
  • Cell # 342
    • Wehrmacht Vacuum Tubes (1935-1945)
  • Cell # 343
    • Fu.H.E.v - Monitoring VHF receiver
  • Showbox 4L - German Wehrmacht Radios (Ostfront, 1941-1945)
  • Cell # 401
    • Exotic tubes of WW II - German Wehrmacht vacuum and gas-filled tubes
  • Cell # 402
    • Exotic tubes of WW II - Some British and US vacuum tubes
  • Cell # 403
    • Exotic tubes of WW II - German Wehrmacht vacuum and gas-filled tubes
  • Cell # 404
    • Exotic tubes of WW II - German Wehrmacht vacuum tubes
  • Cell # 411
    • Kw.E.a - HF communications receiver
    • E.U.a4 - Dynamotor used on armored fighting vehicles
  • Cell # 412
    • E10L (EL) - Long Wave receiver, part of FuG 10
    • S10L (SL) - Long Wave transmitter, part of FuG 10
    • E10aK (EK) - Short Wave receiver, part of FuG 10
    • S10K (SK) - Short Wave transmitter, part of FuG 10
    • FBG 3 - Antenna remote selection unit, part of FuG 10
    • ADb 13 - Aircraft intercom module, part of FuG 10
    • U.10/E - Dynamotor for two receivers of FuG 10
    • EBL 3F - Airborne VHF receiver for blind landing
    • FBG 2 - Remote channel control of EBL 3F receiver
    • E 16 - VHF receiver module, part of FuG 16 airborne radio
    • AAG 17 - Output power sensor, part of FuG 17 airborne radio
    • T.1 - Straight Morse key of Luftwaffe
    • T.2 - Straight Morse key of Luftwaffe
    • Connectors of Luftwaffe missile equipment
  • Cell # 413
    • STV, OSRAM - Current and voltage stabilizers of German Wehrmacht
    • FuG 16 - Airborne VHF radio of Luftwaffe fighter planes
    • U 17 - Dynamotor for FuG 16 and FuG 17 airborne radios
    • Mi 4b - Throat microphone of Luftwaffe pilots
    • EZ 6 - Airborne Long Wave direction finding receiver
    • LB 13/40 - Telefunken CRT for Korfu monitoring receivers
  • Cell # 414
    • Radione RS 20 M - 20-watt portable HF transmitter
    • Radione R 3 - Portable HF communications receiver
  • Showbox 4R - German Wehrmacht Radios (Ostfront, 1941-1945)
  • Cell # 421
    • Mw.E.c - Command tank Middle Wave receiver, part of Fu 8
    • 30 W.S.a (mod.1) - Command tank 30-watt transmitter, part of Fu 8
    • Dfh.b - Standard tank headset with anti-noise rubber caps
    • Kmf.b - Standard tank throat microphone (Kehlkopfmikrofon)
  • Cell # 422
    • 15 W.S.E.b - Infantry two-man pack 15-watt HF radio
    • Torn.Fu.b1 - Infantry two-man pack HF radio
    • Dfh.f - Standard infantry headset of German Wehrmacht
    • Hmf.b - Hand microphone of German backpack radios
    • Ta.P. - Straight Morse key of German backpack radios
  • Cell # 423
    • Ukw.E.c1 - VHF receiver, part of Fu 6 and Fu 13 tank radio sets
    • UKE 1 (EO 281) - Back-up VHF receiver used by Luftwaffe and Kriegsmarine
    • Coil Box of UKE 1 back-up VHF receiver
  • Cell # 424
    • Torn.E.b - Infantry and vehicular TRF receiver (Fu 1 TE)
    • EW.c - Power supply unit for Torn.E.b receiver
    • 30 W.S.a (mod.2) - Middle Wave 30-watt vehicular transmitter
  • Cell # 431
    • Minerva 499 SH - Specialized communications receiver
  • Cell # 432
    • Feldfernschreiber (aka Hellschreiber) - Special field teleprinter
    • WR 1 - Wehrmacht troops entertainment receiver
  • Cell # 433
    • Ukw.E.h - VHF receiver, part of Fu 16
    • 10 W.S.h - 10-watt VHF transmitter, part of Fu 16
    • LSG (Fu) b - Audio amplifier with loudspeaker, part of Fu 16
    • Handapparat Hap2 - Special handset, part of Fbg.bf remote control
    • Abfragegarnitur L38 - Luftwaffe headset with throat microphone
  • Cell # 434
    • ER 1 - Luftwaffe troops entertainment receiver
  • Cell # 441
    • ER 3 - Luftwaffe battery portable broadcast receiver
  • Cell # 442
    • ER 2 - Luftwaffe battery portable broadcast receiver
  • Cell # 443
    • WR kl.battr. - Wehrmacht compact troops entertainment receiver
    • 2 B 38 - Lead accumulator battery for WR kl. battr
    • Pertrix 90V - 90 VDC dry battery for WR kl. battr
  • Cell # 444
    • Fu.H.E.u1 - Monitoring HF receiver
    • 2 B 38 - Lead accumulator battery for Fu.H.E.u1
    • Pertrix 90V - 90 VDC dry battery for Fu.H.E.u1
  • Showbox 5 - Lend-Lease Radios (1942-1945)
  • Cell # 511
    • CG-46117 - Airborne HF communications receiver, part of RAX (US Navy)
    • CAY-46076-A - Communications receiver, part of RBM-5 (US Navy)
    • CAY-46077-A - Communications receiver, part of RBM-5 (US Navy)
  • Cell # 512
    • AR-88-D - RCA general purpose communications receiver
    • Champion - Vibroplex semi-automatic key
    • CMI-26003A - Flameproof straight key of US Navy
    • J-5-A - Flameproof straight key of US Signal Corps
    • J-38 - Morse code training key of US Signal Corps
    • J-44 - Straight key of US Signal Corps
    • J-45 (KY-116/U) - Clip-On-The-Leg straight key of US Signal Corps
    • J-47 - Straight key of US Signal Corps
    • Key for V-100 - Straight key manufactured for V-100 radios
    • Type B Switchbox - Fighter plane signal lamp controls
    • J-37 - Straight key of US Signal Corps
    • J-38 (by Lionel) - Straight key of famous manufacture
    • J-41-A - Straight key used with TG-5 field telegraph sets
    • J-48-A - Straight key used with BC-654 radios, part of SCR-284
    • Key for No.48 Set - Flameproof straight key used with WS No.48 radios
    • ZA 0937 Key - Part of the assembly used with WS No.19 Mk.II radios
  • Cell # 513
    • ВС-603-D - Tank FM receiver, part of SCR-508 and SCR-528 tank radios
    • NC-200 TGM - National Company general purpose communications receiver
  • Cell # 514
    • ВС-AR-430 - Aircraft 3.5 W transmitter
    • ВС-AR-429 - Aircraft TRF receiver
    • ВС-AR-408 - Antenna switching relay
    • ВС-457-A - Aircraft 40 W HF transmitter
    • ВС-454-B - Aircraft HF communications receiver
    • BC-733-D - Aircraft localizer receiver, part of RC-103 blind landing system
    • BC-357-P - Aircraft marker beacon receiver, part of RC-43
    • BC-1333 - Aircraft marker beacon receiver, part of RC-193
    • BC-366 - Control box, part of RC-36 aircraft interphone
    • BC-631-B - Jack box (crew), part of SCR-522 aircraft VHF radio
  • Showbox 6 - "People's Receivers" VE301, DKE, etc., DKE-Based Post-War Receivers,
    Troops Entertainment Receivers
  • Cell # 611
    • Philips RA 2 V - Post-war broadcast receiver made out of DKE components
  • Cell # 612
    • VE / DKE Accessories - Plug-in accessories for VE 301 and DKE
    • KW-Vorsatzgerät - DKE Short Wave converter made by Siemens
  • Cell # 613
    • VE / DKE Tubes - Some of the vacuum tubes used in "People's Receivers"
    • DERUFA DKE - Chassis and vacuum tubes of DKE receiver
  • Cell # 614
    • Blaupunkt 2 GW 145 - Post-war broadcast receiver made out of DKE components
  • Cell # 621
    • DOK 36 - German Olympics Suitcase (Deutscher Olympia-Koffer) made by Schaleco
    • DOK 37 - German Olympics Suitcase (Deutscher Olympia-Koffer) made by Nora
  • Cell # 622
    • DAF 1011 - Deutscher Arbeitsfront broadcast receiver
    • Typ 30700 (Kurmark Empfänger) - Broadcast receiver made by Klangfilm
  • Cell # 623
    • VE 301 W - "People's Receiver" (Volks-Empfänger) powered by AC
    • VE 301 В2 - Battery powered "People's Receiver" (Volks-Empfänger)
    • Cosifa SK - Additional tuned circuit for VE 301 made by Cosifa G.m.b.H
    • Undy-Skala - Add-on tuning dial for "People's Receivers" VE 301
    • Membra SK1 - Additional tuned circuit for VE 301 made by "Konski & Krüger"
  • Cell # 624
    • DKE (DKE 40) - German Mini-Receiver (Deutscher Klein-Empfänger, DKE) of 1940
    • DKE 38 B Militär - Military version of German Mini-Receiver
    • 2 B 38 - Lead accumulator battery for DKE 38 B Militär
    • Pertrix 90V - 90 VDC dry battery for DKE 38 B Militär
  • Cell # 631
    • RU 1 W - Radio Union broadcast receiver powered by AC networks
    • VEFSUPER KB 416 - Wehrmacht battery portable broadcast receiver
  • Cell # 632
    • COLUMBUS 55W - LW and MW preamplifier for VE 301 W receivers
    • VEFSUPER B 417 - Battery powered Wehrmacht broadcast receiver
  • Cell # 633
    • VE 301 GW - "People's Receiver" (Volks-Empfänger) powered by AC and DC
    • VE 301 Wn - Renewed version of VE 301 W "People's Receiver" (Volks-Empfänger)
    • Kaco-Leuchtskala - Add-on tuning dial for "People's Receivers" VE 301
    • VE Tuning Dials - Tuning dials of different VE 301 models
    • Denke daran - Warning to the owners of "People's Receivers"
  • Cell # 634
    • Hórthy Néprádió - Hungarian version of German Mini-Receiver DKE 38
    • Siemens SKE - Post-war broadcast receiver made out of DKE components
    • MEMBRA SK4 - Additional tuned circuit for DKE and SKE made by "Konski & Krüger"
    • VCL11 Sub - VCL 11 replacement module using a pair of RV 12 P2000
  • Cell # 641
    • Telefunken KB 42 - Wehrmacht battery portable broadcast receiver
  • Cell # 642
    • Philips A 43 U/D - Wehrmacht troops entertainment receiver
  • Cell # 643
    • VE 301 dyn GW - The final model of VE 301 "People's Receivers" (Volks-Empfänger)
    • KWV-104 - Built-in Short Wave converter for VE 301 dyn receivers
  • Cell # 644
    • Siemens SKE K - Post-war broadcast DKE-like receiver with Short Wave bands
  • Showbox 7L - Field Telephones of WW I and WW II, Troops Entertainment Receivers
  • Cell # 701
    • Armeefernsprecher alter Art (1) - Army field telephone, old model of 1905
    • Kopffernhörer - Additional earpiece of model 1905 Army field telephone
    • Sprechbatterie alter Art - Battery box, old model of 1905
  • Cell # 702
    • Erdsprechgerät - Ground current telephone device
  • Cell # 703
    • Nora VW 1 - Terminal unit of NF-Drahtfunk wired broadcast system
  • Cell # 704
    • Philips 122 ABC - Wehrmacht battery portable broadcast receiver
  • Cell # 711
    • Eiserner Armeefernsprecher (1) - "Iron" Army field telephone, early model 1913
    • Zusatzkasten zum Armeefernsprecher (1) - Additional box, model 1915
    • Feldsprechbatterie 16 - Model 1916 battery box for German field equipment
    • Eiserner Armeefernsprecher (3) - "Iron" Army field telephone, late model 1913
    • Eiserner Feldfernsprecher - "Iron" field telephone, model 1915
    • Handapparat (FF alter Art) - Handset of model 1905 staff field telephone
    • Feldelement - Batteries for WW I German field telephones
  • Cell # 712
    • Verlängerungskabel - FF-33 handset wire extender
    • Amtsanschliesser 33 - FF-33 auxiliary dialer
    • Feldelement 33 - FF-33 standard battery
    • FF-33 (Feldfernsprecher 33) - German Wehrmacht field telephone, model 1933
    • SB-Zusatz - FF-33 standard interface module to field switchboards
    • Kopffernhörer 33 - FF-33 standard external single receiver headset
    • Phantom 33 - Matching transformer to connect FF-33 to 600 Ohm wireline
    • Feldmesskästchen 18 - Field test set to check telephone lines
  • Cell # 713
    • W 28 - Tabletop house telephone set made by TuN in 1935
    • DWt 52 - HF-Drahtfunk splitter module
    • DDa 38 - Broadcast receiver input switch (HF-Drahtfunk or outdoor antenna)
    • VE 301 G - "People's Receiver" to listen to HF-Drahtfunk in Long Wave band
  • Cell # 714
    • Philips 156 UBV - Wehrmacht battery portable broadcast receiver
    • Siemens K 32 GWB - Luftwaffe battery portable broadcast receiver
  • Cell # 721
    • FF-16 Type B (Feldfernsprecher 16) - German field telephone, model 1916
    • FF-17 (Grosser Feldfernsprecher 17) - German field telephone, "bigger" model of 1917
    • FF-17 / 25 - Post-war field telephone utilizing FF-17 parts
  • Cell # 722
    • Kleiner Klappenschrank - Smaller field switchboard, model 1933
    • Amtszusatz - Additional dialer unit for Smaller field switchboards
    • FF-33 - Wehrmacht field telephone with headset to control Smaller switchboards
    • Abfragegarnitur-42 - Special headset to control Smaller field switchboards
  • Cell # 723
    • UNA-F-31 - USSR field telephone with phonetic signaling, model 1931
    • UNA-I-42 - USSR field telephone with magneto signaling, model 1942
    • TAI-43 - USSR field telephone with magneto signaling, model 1943
    • "3S" Battery - USSR dry battery used for Red Army field telephones
  • Cell # 724
    • Braun BSK 238 D - Wehrmacht battery portable broadcast receiver
    • Körting Tourist (KS 6230 B) - Wehrmacht battery portable broadcast receiver
  • Showbox 7R - Field Telephones of WW I and WW II, Troops Entertainment Receivers
  • Cell # 731
    • UNA-F-42 - USSR field telephone with phonetic signaling, model 1942
    • UNA-FI-43 - USSR field telephone with phonetic and magneto signaling, model 1943
    • PK-10 - USSR field telephone switchboard for 10 lines, made in 1945
    • GT5 - Single receiver, part of PK-10 field telephone switchboard
  • Cell # 732
    • TS-10 - Handset of EЕ-108 sound powered field telephone
    • EE-108 - US Signal Corps sound powered field telephone taken out of its carry bag
    • EE-8-A - US Signal Corps field telephone taken out of its carry bag
    • TS-9-E - Handset of EЕ-8 field telephone
    • EE-8-B - US Signal Corps field telephone in its leather carry bag
    • Type 92 - Japanese field telephone, model 1940
  • Cell # 733
    • TABIP-1 - USSR sound powered field telephone, model 1941
    • EE-108 - US Signal Corps sound powered field telephone in its leather carry bag
    • IAA-44 - Field telephone supplied from the USA for the Red Army
  • Cell # 734
    • Nora K 69 Exp. - Wehrmacht battery portable broadcast receiver
    • Nora K 42 N - Wehrmacht battery portable broadcast receiver
  • Cell # 741
    • Streckenfernsprecher 15 - Miners telephone of 1907, used by German Army in WW I
  • Cell # 742
    • Handset (Type 92) - Handset of Japanese field telephone, model 1940
  • Cell # 743
    • TG-5-B - US Signal Corps field telegraph set
    • J-41-A - Straight Morse key, part of TG-5 set
    • HS-20 - Single receiver headset, part of TG-5 set
    • CS-49-A - Canvas carry bag, part of TG-5 set
  • Cell # 744
    • Nora K 42 - Wehrmacht battery portable broadcast receiver

  • Showbox 8 - German Wehrmacht Radios, US Army Radios (1938-1945),
    Troops Entertainment Receivers

  • Cell # 811
    • TKP (Maus) - "Mouse" straight key used with infantry man-pack radios
    • TKP (Maus Ag) - "Mouse" straight key used with spy radios
    • T.2 - One of Luftwaffe straight keys
    • Ta.P. - Wehrmacht straight key used by infantry and tank troops
    • T17a - One of Luftwaffe straight keys
    • TKP (Maus Ma) - "Mouse" straight key used for Krigsmarine signalers training
    • T.1 - One of Luftwaffe straight keys
    • Junker Taste - Clip-On-The-Leg straight key
    • Gl.S. - Luftwaffe neon bulb tone generator for Morse training
  • Cell # 812
    • WG&C Series 6 B 10 - US Army portable broadcast receiver
  • Cell # 813
    • BC-611-F - Short range handy-talkie HF transceiver, part of SCR-536
    • BC-721-B - Short range handy-talkie HF transceiver, part of SCR-585
  • Cell # 814
    • Nora K 41 - Battery portable broadcast receiver used by Wehrmacht officers
  • Cell # 821
    • E. 52 a1 ("Köln") - Luftwaffe HF communications receiver (Ln 21000-4)
    • FuMB 4 (aka "Samos" or RS 1/5 UD 42) - Specialized VHF receiver
  • Cell # 822
    • R-100 / URR - US army broadcast receiver
    • AE 1076 - Specialized communications receiver of Wehrmacht
  • Cell # 823
    • BC-222 - Early US Army backpack radio, part of SCR-194
    • T-74 / CRT-3 ("Gibson Girl") - Life-raft transmitter, part of AN/CRT-3
  • Cell # 824
    • Blaupunkt 6 BW 69 - Portable broadcast receiver used by Wehrmacht officers
    • Braun BSK 239 F - Battery portable broadcast receiver used by Wehrmacht officers
  • Cell # 831
    • Tischfernsprecher 38 - Desktop phone set used at Wehrmacht staff premises
    • Brustmikrofon - Breast microphone for the operators of Wehrmacht switchboards
  • Cell # 832
    • Ecophone EC-1 A/B - Communications receiver of troops entertainment variety
  • Cell # 833
    • Motorola 41S - Battery portable receiver of 1939 using octal tubes
    • RCA BP10 Personal - World's first battery portable receiver using miniature tubes
  • Cell # 834
    • US Vacuum Tubes - Some samples of WW II military vacuum tubes

  • Showbox 9 - National HRO - KST - AQSt, WW I Communications Equipment,
    German Wehrmacht Radios

  • Cell # 911
    • HRO-5T - National Company communications receiver
    • Type MCS - HRO desktop loudspeaker
    • Type 697 - HRO desktop power supply
  • Cell # 912
    • Körting KST - General purpose communications receiver, National HRO replica
    • Stromversorger - KST desktop power supply with loudspeaker
    • Spulenkaste KST - One of KST coil sets
    • HRO Tuning Demo including famous "Precision Worm" counting dial
  • Cell # 913
    • KST-B - Post-war German replica of National HRO
    • Сoil Sets of HRO, KST and AQSt receivers
  • Cell # 914
    • AQSt - East German replica of National HRO (1949-1955)
    • Netzgerät - AQSt desktop power supply with loudspeaker
    • Spulenkaste AQSt - One of AQSt coil sets
  • Cell # 921
    • Morse-1 - Telegraph receiver of 1923 made in Petrograd, Soviet Union
    • Morse-2 - Telegraph receiver of 1880 made in Berlin, Germany
    • OB-05 - Desktop telephone set, model 1905
  • Cell # 922
    • BC-15A - Airplane radio telegraph spark-gap transmitter (USA, 1918)
    • J-5-A - Flameproof straight key of US Signal Corps
    • 500 B - Early US straight key made by J.H.Bunnell
    • Service Buzzer Model 1914 - US Signal Corps field telegraph
    • VT-1 - The very first vacuum tube of US Signal Corps nomenclature (1917)
    • VT-2 - Another early US Signal Corps vacuum tube (1917)...
  • Cell # 923
    • Summersender Type 3 - German wireless telegraphy device using ground currents
    • Telefunken KTK 81 - German wide band monitoring crystal set
    • Telephone Set "D" Mk III - British WW I field telephone (1917)
    • GPO Key - British straight key of 1915
  • Cell # 924
    • WR 1/P - German troops entertainment receiver
  • Cell # 930
    • NS 4c - Life-raft transmitter of German Luftwaffe used for sea rescue purposes
  • Showbox 10 - Field Telephones of WW I and WW II, US Army Radios
  • Cell # 1011
    • Telephone Set F Mk II - Field telephone of British army
    • Telephone Set D Mk V - Another field telephone of British army
    • Fullerphone Mk IV - Secured field telegraphy set of British army
  • Cell # 1012
    • Mod 42 - Field telephone of Italian army, model 1942
    • VZ-35 - Field telephone made in Czech (Protectorate of Bohemia)
    • TEL 30 - Another field telephone made in Czech (Protectorate of Bohemia)
  • Cell # 1013
    • Mod. 555 - Field telephone made in Sweden
    • Mod. 390 - Field telephone patented by L.M. Ericsson in 1895
    • Mod. 392 - Another field telephone made in Sweden
  • Cell # 1014
    • TU-5 - One of tuning units used in ВС-191 and ВС-375 airborne transmitters
    • VT-25 - Vacuum tube used in ВС-191 and ВС-375 airborne transmitters
    • VT-4C - Vacuum tube used in ВС-191 and ВС-375 airborne transmitters
    • С-382 - One of coil sets used in BC-AR-230 airborne transmitter
    • ВС-AR-230 - Airborne transmitter, part of SCR-AR-183 command set
  • Cell # 1021
    • FF-26 (Feldfernsprecher 26) - German field telephone made in 1926
    • FF-26 (made in 1937) - FF-26 used by German Wehrmacht
  • Cell # 1022
    • RM-29-A - Remote control box, part of RC-290 remote control unit
    • EE-8-A - Standard field telephone also used as part of RC-290
    • BA-27 - Dry battery used in RM-29 remote control box, part of RC-290
  • Cell # 1031
    • TF1 - Field telephone made by N.K. Geissler and Co., Saint-Petersburg
    • TF2 - Field telephone of Russian army ranger
  • Cell # 1032
    • UNA-F-28 - USSR field telephone with phonetic signaling, model 1928
    • Tel 22 - Japanese field telephone supplied to Russian army in WW I

  • Showbox 11 - Hammarlund Super-Pro Receivers, Crystal Sets of 1920-1945,
    Vintage Tube Portables of 1930s

  • Cell # 1111
    • Suitcase V (The Blenheim) - Battery portable manufactured in England
    • Nora K 26 - Battery portable manufactured in Germany
    • Braun BKS 36 - Battery portable manufactured in Germany
  • Cell # 1112
    • Hellesens 26534 - Battery portable manufactured in Denmark
    • Philips 225 B - Battery portable manufactured in Great Britain
    • Braun BKS 237 K - Battery portable manufactured in Germany
  • Cell # 1113
    • Crystal Sets - Domestic and foreign makes of 1925-1945
  • Cell # 1114
    • Hammarlund SP 100-X - Super-Pro general purpose receiver, model 1937
    • Hammarlund SPR 200-LX - Super-Pro general purpose receiver, model 1939
  • Showbox 12 - WW I German Field Telephones, Troops Entertainment Receivers
  • Cell # 1211
    • FF Feldartillerie - German telephone for field artillery, model 1914
    • 125 A - Swiss telephone for field artillery, made in 1935
    • Handapparat 16 - FF-16 handset, late version with wooden earpiece
  • Cell # 1212
    • Eiserner Armeefernsprecher (2) - "Iron" Army Field Telephone, model 1913
    • Zusatzkasten zum Armeefernsprecher (2) - Additional AFT box, model 1915
    • Armeefernsprecher a/Art (2) - Army Field Telephone, old model of 1905
    • Ledertasche - Leather carry bag of Army Field Telephone, model 1905
    • Handapparat (Horchgerät Waetzman) - Handset of underground noise monitor set
    • FF-17 / 33 - Post-war field telephone utilizing FF-17 parts
    • Zusatzkasten zum Kleinen FF-17 - Additional box for "smaller" FF-17 telephone
  • Cell # 1213
    • Radione R (R 1) - Car and portable broadcast receiver
    • Radione R 2 - Wehrmacht battery portable broadcast receiver
  • Cell # 1214
    • Braun BSK 441 - German battery portable broadcast receiver, export version
    • Nora SSK 41 - German battery portable broadcast receiver, export version
  • Showbox 14 - Crystal Sets of 1914-1935, Loewe 2H 3N Receiver of 1927
  • Cell # 1411
    • Crystal Sets - Display #1 (upper level)
    • Crystal Sets - Display #1 (lower level)
  • Cell # 1412
    • Crystal Sets - Display #2
    • Headphones for Crystal Sets - Display #2
  • Cell # 1413
    • Crystal Sets - Display #3
    • Headphones for Crystal Sets - Display #3
  • Cell # 1414
    • Loewe 2H 3N - Battery broadcast receiver of 1927 using "multipurpose" tubes
  • Showbox 15 - Some vintage books from RKK Radio Museum library
  • Cell # 1511
    • Left Side - Upper level
    • Left Side - Lower level
  • Cell # 1521
    • Right Side - Upper level
    • Right Side - Lower level
  • Showbox 16 - Loudspeakers of Germany and USSR (1934-1945)
  • Körting Club P - Loudspeaker with "Heereseigentum" mark
  • VL 34 - "People's Loudspeaker" (Volks-Lautspecher)
  • "Rekord" - USSR loudspeaker, model 1920
  • WLSpKl - Smaller Wehrmacht loudspeaker
  • Showbox 17 - RKK Radio Museum Displays at RAEM Memorial Museum Premises
  • 6N-1
  • 20 W.S.d
  • BC-610-E
  • BC-611-F
  • Köln E-52b
  • ER 1a
  • Nora K 42 N
  • Radione R2
  • Radione R23
  • Main T9K39
  • Torn.E.b
  • Torn.Fu.d2
  • Torn.Fu.f
  • VEFSUPER M517
  • WR kl.battr.
  • ELA E107Z
  • Armeefernsprecher
  • Mod. 1913 (1)
  • Mod. 1913 (2)
  • Mod. 1916
  • AP 27
  • EE-8-A
  • EE-8-B-GY
  • FF-33
  • MB-PM-37
  • OB 38
  • OB 40
  • SF 665
  • Spez-33
  • TAI-43 (1943)
  • TAI-43 (1951)
  • TEL 27
  • TP-25
  • Type 92
  • UNA-F-42-M
  • Illuminated Panel
  • How To Use The Keys On This Page

• RKK Radio Museum Guide

  • The Great War Communications
  • Made in the USSR
  • Lend-Lease Equipment
  • German Volksempfänger (VE)
  • Wehrmacht Radios
  • Wehrmacht Field Telephones
  • Troops Entertainment
  • Wired Broadcast (Drahtfunk)
  • Tactical Radios
  • Tank Radios
  • Airborne Radios
  • Fixed & Mobile Radios

• The Great War Communications (We are still working on this screen)

• Radio Equipment of WW II (We are still working on this screen)

• Field Telephones (1919-1945)

  • Предисловие. О структуре этого раздела
  • Как мы начали собирать полевые телефоны
  • Фотогалереи экспонатов
  • Русские и советские полевые телефоны
  • Немецкие полевые телефоны - от Кайзера до Фюрера
  • Полевые телефоны США и Великобритании (1914-1945 гг.)
  • Другие полевые телефоны периода 1914-1945 гг.
  • Дистанционное управление радиосредствами по проводам
  • Стационарные телефонные аппараты
  • Прочие устройства проводной связи 
  • Справочная информация
  • Department of the Army Pamphlet No. 30-11-1 "FOREIGN MILITARY WEAPONS AND EQUIPMENT". Vol. VI "Signal Equipment". Section I "U.S.S.R.", pp. 47-80. Washington, D.C. June, 1951. (Министерство Армии, выпуск № 30-11-1 "Иностранное вооружение и оборудование". Том VI "Оборудование связи". Раздел I "СССР", стр. 47-80. Вашингтон, округ Колумбия. Июнь 1951 г.) 
  • ТАБИП - Телефонный Аппарат Без Источников Питания. История создания и боевого применения в годы Великой Отечественной войны 
  • Некоторые "телефонные" термины и сокращения на русском, английском и немецком языках

• Broadcast Receiver Collections

  • Home- and Troops Entertainment Receivers of 1921-1945
  • Battery Portable Tube Receivers of 1930-1945
  • "People's Receivers" (Volksempfänger) and Accessories of 1933-1945
  • Crystal Sets and Accessories of 1924-1940

• Millitary Vacuum Tubes (1917-1945)

• The RKK Radio Museum Library

• Archive Documentation

• Publications and Reviews

• The RKK Radio Museum EVENTS

• Forums Where We Participate

• Useful Links

• Guest Collections

  • V. Pakhomov, UA3AO Morse Keys, Keyers & Bugs

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