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Started in 1926 in Smitsstraat 153 in
The Hague. |
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The company sold its radios using a number
of agents. In Amsterdam, Harophone was
represented by the Amsterdamsche
Radio-Onderneming. Radio-Technisch Bureau F. Hofenk in
Leeuwarden was the representative for the northern
provinces. |
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A number of different models were made: Type
I, II, III, IV, V, VI and G, all based on Type I, but
with different enclosures, as well as three short wave
receivers Type 1a (with 2, 3 and 4 tubes). A less expensive model, based
on Type I was made using the name "Populair". |
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Later the AC models W and WP
and the Harophone-Solodyne were made. |
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The company produced
radios until 1930. Later models were made
by Waldorp, The Hague. |
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