Original 1927 Golden Leutz Radio Catalog * Nice

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Original 1927 Golden Leutz Radio Catalog * Nice:
$200.00

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Here's an original product catalog published in 1926 by Golden-Leutz Inc. in Long Island City, New York. The catalog is amply illustrated and features the company's entire 1927 product line.

Condition overall is very good, and the interior pages are clean, as you can see in the photographs. All pages are intact, with no dogears, no damage. The catalog covers the entire radio line, with lengthy descriptions of each offering, along with a discussion of radio in general and the company's technology in particular.

Measures approximately 6" wide by 9" high. 76 interior pages, plus the covers.

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