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Title: Consumer Electronics & RCA
Date(s): 1975-03-18
Contributor(s): Sarnoff Corporation (originator), Pollack, Roy H. (speaker)
Description: Roy Pollack, Vice President and General Manager, Consumer Electronics. He thanks attendants for their work in 1974, gives an overview of the industry and RCA and asks for help in the coming years. Includes Q & A session at end.
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Research Center records (Accession 2464.09)
Hagley ID: AUD_2464_09_B57_ID02
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: RCA's New 1936 'Magic Brain' Has an Eye!
Date(s): 1936-02-01
Contributor(s): Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division (originator)
Description: From: The Saturday Evening Post
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: RCA_Victor_Magic_Eye-Brain1936a
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: RCA Victor Shows You How to Have Extra Fun This Summer
Date(s): 1940
Contributor(s): Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division (originator)
Description: RCA Victor advertisement from unknown publication.
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: RCA_extra_fun_this_summer
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: RCA Radiola
Date(s): 1927-09-10
Contributor(s): Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division (originator)
Description: From: The Literary Digest
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: Radiolas_1927-09
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: RCA Screen-Grid Radiola 46
Date(s): 1929-10
Contributor(s): Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division (originator)
Description: Advertisement for RCA's Radiola from unknown publication.
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: Radiola46_1929-10
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: Radiola X
Date(s): 1925-01
Contributor(s): Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division (originator)
Description: Radiola advertisement from unknown publication.
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: RadiolaX_1925-01
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: Radiola 30 Is 'Lighting Socket Radio' That Is Tried Tested Perfected
Date(s): 1926-10
Contributor(s): Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division (originator)
Description: From: The Atlantic Monthly
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: Radiola30_1926-10
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: RCA Radiotron
Date(s): 1928-01-14
Contributor(s): Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division (originator)
Description: From: The Literary Digest
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: Radiotrons_1928-01
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: I Hopped Right Out of My Trade Mark Says the Victor Dog 'When I Heard the Radio that Gets Two More Octaves of Music!'
Date(s): 1932-11-12
Contributor(s): Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division (originator)
Description: From: Collier's
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: RCA_Victor_Bi-AcousticNipper_1932-12
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: A Set of New RCA Radiotrons Will Make Lowell Thomas...Lowell Thomas Again
Date(s): 1932
Contributor(s): Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division (originator)
Description: From: The Saturday Evening Post
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: RCA_Radiotron_LowellThomas_c1932
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: Great Music at Home as You Never Could Get It Before
Date(s): 1927-01
Contributor(s): Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division (originator)
Description: From: Hearst's International-Cosmopolitan
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: Radiola28__1927-01
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: We didn't order that!
Date(s): 1942-08-29
Contributor(s): Philco Corporation (originator), Halladay, Milton Rawson, 1874-1961 (artist)
Collection ID: John Okolowicz collection of publications and advertising on radio and consumer electronics (Accession 2014.277), Collier's
Hagley ID: AVDJOPN2014_philco-ww2-we-didnt-order
Collection: John Okolowicz collection of publications and advertising on radio and consumer electronics

Title: You Will Agree with Marconi When You Hear the Sensational New Radiola Super-Heterodyne
Date(s): 1930-11
Contributor(s): Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division (originator)
Description: From: The National Geographic Magazine
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: Radiola_super_Heterodyne-11-30
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: Look! An RCA Victor Radio with 'Magic Brain,' 'Magic Eye,' RCA Metal Tubes!
Date(s): 1936-04
Contributor(s): Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division (originator)
Description: RCA Victor advertisement from unknown publication.
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: Radio_With_Magic_Brain_Magic_Eye-4-36
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: Pattern for Victory, How RCA Victor's 'Beat the Promise' Campaign Helps War Production
Date(s): 1940
Contributor(s): Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division (originator)
Description: Advertisement for RCA promoting their involvement with the war effort from an unknown publication.
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: Pattern_For_Victory-1940
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: Gluing Wood with Radio Waves
Date(s): 1943-11-08
Contributor(s): Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division (originator)
Description: RCA advertisement promoting an innovation with radio waves from unknown publication.
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: Gluing_Wood_With_Radio_Waves-11-8-43
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: Almost Too Good to Be True
Date(s): 1928-08
Contributor(s): Victor Talking Machine Company (originator)
Description: From: The American Magazine
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: Almost_too_good_to_be_true-August-1928
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: Luxury Listening
Date(s): 1938-10-12
Contributor(s): Gramophone Company (originator)
Description: From: Punch, or the London Charivari
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: Luxury_Listening-10-38
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: Victor Radio Micro-Synchronous: The Gift That Keeps on Giving!
Date(s): 1929-12
Contributor(s): Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division (originator)
Description: Victor Radio advertisement from unknown publication.
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: The_gift_that_keeps_on_giving-12-29
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: "For the ear to desire pleasant sounds is natural" Mencius
Date(s): 1923-12
Contributor(s): A.H. Grebe & Co. (Richmond Hill, N.Y.) (originator)
Collection ID: John Okolowicz collection of publications and advertising on radio and consumer electronics (Accession AVD.JOPN.2014), Popular Science
Hagley ID: AVDJOPN2014_grebe-pop-sci-12-1923
Collection: John Okolowicz collection of publications and advertising on radio and consumer electronics

Title: Naturalmente es F.M.! production script
Date(s): 1946
Contributor(s): Cinecraft Productions, Inc. (Production company), General Electric Company (sponsor)
Description: This script for a film production tells the story of a fictional couple, Tom and Sally, and their love of radio. Tom gifts Sally a new General Electric FM radio as an anniversary gift, then explains to Sally how the radio works, the advantages of FM over AM radio, and how research done by General Electric has allowed radios to improve drastically since their childhood. The included letter is written by Richard Wiechmann to Miss Betty King regarding the production of the Spanish version of ...
Show moreThis script for a film production tells the story of a fictional couple, Tom and Sally, and their love of radio. Tom gifts Sally a new General Electric FM radio as an anniversary gift, then explains to Sally how the radio works, the advantages of FM over AM radio, and how research done by General Electric has allowed radios to improve drastically since their childhood. The included letter is written by Richard Wiechmann to Miss Betty King regarding the production of the Spanish version of 'Naturally It's FM!'
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Collection ID: Cinecraft Productions films
Hagley ID: AVD_2019227_07_14
Collection: Cinecraft Productions Films

Title: Naturally It's F.M.! production materials
Date(s): 1946
Contributor(s): Cinecraft Productions, Inc. (Production company), General Electric Company (sponsor)
Description: This script for a film production tells the story of a fictional couple, Tom and Sally, and their love of radio. Tom gifts Sally a new General Electric FM radio as an anniversary gift, then explains to Sally how the radio works, the advantages of FM over AM radio, and how research done by General Electric has allowed radios to improve drastically since their childhood. The included letter is written to Mr. Paul Chamberlain, Manager of Sales of the General Electric Company from Philip Meek who...
Show moreThis script for a film production tells the story of a fictional couple, Tom and Sally, and their love of radio. Tom gifts Sally a new General Electric FM radio as an anniversary gift, then explains to Sally how the radio works, the advantages of FM over AM radio, and how research done by General Electric has allowed radios to improve drastically since their childhood. The included letter is written to Mr. Paul Chamberlain, Manager of Sales of the General Electric Company from Philip Meek who is advising the film's production and providing a quote for its cost. The script outline describes issues with the 1940 version of the film and suggests improvements for the production such as inserting more humor, wasting less time in scene changes, and using new techniques for storytelling.
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Collection ID: Cinecraft Productions films
Hagley ID: AVD_2019227_07_13
Collection: Cinecraft Productions Films

Title: The Biggest News in Radio!, RCA Victor Electric Tuning
Date(s): 1938
Contributor(s): Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division (originator)
Description: From: Collier's, The National Weekly
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: RCA_Victor_ElectricTuning_1938
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: An Amazing New Way to Play Records!, Magic Brain RCA Victrola
Date(s): 1936
Contributor(s): Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division (originator)
Description: RCA Victrola Radio advertisement from unknown publication.
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: RCA_Victor_Magic_Eye-Brain1936b
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

Title: Yours for Keeps on Victor Records, The World's Greatest Artists Are on Victor Records
Date(s): 1935-10
Contributor(s): Radio Corporation of America. RCA Victor Division (originator)
Description: RCA Victrola advertisement from an unknown publication.
Collection ID: David Sarnoff Library digital archive (Accession AVD.2464.001)
Hagley ID: Favorite_Orchestras_Under_The_Worlds_Greatest_Conductors-10-35
Collection: David Sarnoff Library

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