28254. (advertisement) Jos. W. Jones Radio Receivers. Saturday Evening Post. October 3, 1925
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28254. (advertisement) Jos. W. Jones Radio Receivers. Saturday Evening Post. October 3, 1925
28254. (advertisement) Jos. W. Jones Radio Receivers. Saturday Evening Post. October 3, 1925. Vintage advertisement shows writer talking with the old lighthouse keeper and notes: “It used to be lonesome here – it ain’t any more. So said this lighthouse keeper, for 38 years a hermit until Radio brought the outside world to him.” Three models or radio receivers manufactured by the Jos. W. Jones Radio Mfg. Co. of New York. Models include: Model J-75 B 5-tube, tuned radio frequency receiver, selling for $75, the Model J-100 B, also 5 tube, tuned radio frequency receiver and selling for $100. The top of the line was the Model J-175, a 6 tube, tuned radio frequency receiver selling for $175. The add measures approximately 10 ¼” x 14” and is clean and bright, perfect for framing. Disbound. (VG+). $24.