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Murphy 4 Waveband Valve Mains Reciever
Image Not Available for Murphy 4 Waveband Valve Mains Reciever

Murphy 4 Waveband Valve Mains Reciever

Associated (Aberdeen, Scotland, founded 1739)
Date1950-1999
Object NameRadio
MediumWood, plastic. glass
ClassificationsMedicine and Healthcare
Dimensions43.4 x 21 x 53.4cm
AcquisitionPresented in 2000 by Morag Middleton.
LocationView by Appointment - Aberdeen Treasure Hub
Object numberABDMS075211
About MeRadio was donated to Phase 1 Theatre ARI in 1960s when Dr David White Consultant Anaesthetist moved away from Aberdeen. It was placed in the main Sitting Room and was regularly used day and night. When a television was given to the theatre the radio tended to be used more often by night duty staff. And when all-night TV programmes were introduced it was used even less until it was virtually unused.
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