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1. www.madeinchicagomuseum.com › hallicraftersHallicrafters Company, est. 1932 - Made-in-Chicago Museum

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   Apr 1, 2021 · A complete history of the Hallicrafters Company; part of our growing research archive of notable Chicago manufacturers and their products.

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3. www.oldradios.co.nz › my › receiversThe Hallicrafters Radio Company - oldradios.co.nz

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   A first professional taste of radio came in 1923, when Halligan became a sales manager for the Tobe Deutschmann Corporation, then a major manufacturer of radio parts. Deutschmann wanted a store in downtown Boston, so to accommodate him, Halligan opened a small outlet near Boston's City Hall.

4. www.ea3edk.com › HistoryHalliHistory of Hallicrafters from Chuck Dachis - EA3EDK

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   In 1924 he became sales manager for his old friend Toby Deutschmann, who was distributing imported radio parts to American radio manufacturers. By 1928, Toby's business was booming. Bill decided to strike out on his own as a manufactures' representative, selling parts directly to the radio makers.

5. www.museumofyesterday.org › museum › page7ham radio and vintage short wave radios at the Museum Of ...

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   Under the new ownership following the 1966 exit of Halligan, radio manufacturing ceased and the Hallicrafters name became just another piece of communications history. (Note that by clicking the photo above, you can see the original manual and kit assembly instructions for this radio.)

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6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › HallicraftersHallicrafters - Wikipedia

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   The Hallicrafters Company manufactured, marketed, and sold radio equipment, and to a lesser extent televisions and phonographs, beginning in 1932. The company was founded by William J. Halligan and based in Chicago, Illinois , United States.

7. www.demajo.net › museum › page7_graphicsby Alan Douglas - DeMajo

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   The first Hallicrafters short-wave model, the S-1, appears in Radio News in April 1934. Radio News appeared about a month before its cover date, and ads had to be submitted two months before.

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   Who founded Hallicrafters?

   • William J. Halligan, a former parts salesman for McMurdo, founded the Hallicrafters Company with a desire to build custom fabricated communications grade radios. The exact history of the company, which was intertwined in mergers between Halligan's firm, McMurdo-Silver, Howard Radio and Echophone, is somewhat cloudy.

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   Who makes Hallicrafters radio equipment?

   • The Hallicrafters Company of Chicago, Illinois was once one of the major "Big Three" manufacturers of shortwave and Amateur Radio equipment (the National Radio Company and Hammarlund being the others). From the early 1930s through the 1970s, the Hallicrafters name stood for some of the finest communications equipment available.

   About:The Hallicrafters Radio Company - oldradios.co.nz

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   What was a 1956 57 Hallicrafters S 102 used for?

   • The 1956-57 Hallicrafters S-102 was an economical AC-DC 'series string' VHF radio that could be used for monitoring the two-meter amateur band and certain Civil Defense and Military Amateur Radio Service (MARS) transmissions. It was not technically advertised as a 'Ham' radio.

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   Why did Hallicrafters become a radio company?

   • Hallicrafters became known for communications radios mainly because of the Military-Industrial cooperation that developed in the late 1930s and distinguished itself even before the United States became involved in World War II.

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   How did Hallicrafters become famous?

   • He bought the company and, now with Hallicrafters in possession of a license, began to manufacture radio sets in their own right. Echophone and Hallicrafters were combined in 1936, and the company moved to its permanent location in Chicago. Almost immediately, Hallicrafters became known for their high quality receivers and amateur transmitters.

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   Who is Hallicrafters & Hammarlund?

   • A collaborative effort from collective sources resulting in The Hallicrafters Company of Chicago, Illinois was once one of the major "Big Three" manufacturers of shortwave and Amateur Radio equipment (the National Radio Company and Hammarlund being the others).

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9. www.radiomuseum.org › dsp_hersteller_detailHallicrafters, The; Chicago, IL and Arlington/ manufacturer ...

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   Hallicrafters built handcrafted receivers with state-of-the-art features at an affordable price. By 1938, Hallicrafters was considered one of the "Big Three" manufacturers of amateur receivers (Hallicrafters, National and Hammarlund) and was selling not only in the U.S. but 89 other countries.