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What was the price of a radio in the 1920s?

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You could make a crystal radio with almost nothing but spare bits of wire and materials. Instructions were readily available for a quarter and could be found in Scout manuals and magazines.

High end radio sets in wooden cabinets and tubes went for anything from $100 to $325.

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