"Radio Journal"
began as "Talking
Machine Journal" in 1916 and changed
to "Radio
Journal" in 1922.
Radio Journal was a consumer focused technical magazine
and gradually became a retail electronics
and appliance publication in the 30s. It
modified its name to "Radio and
Electrical Appliance Journal"
following a merger with "Electrical
Appliance" and the purchase of "Radio
Merchant" around 1936. A merger in the early
40's produced "Radio & Television Journal
with Talking Machine World". Post-War, it
became "Radio & Appliance Journal" reverting
to "Radio & Television Journal" in in 1949.
In those years, it used RAJ and RTJ on the
cover.
There were two volumes per year, January to
June and July to December.
Volume numbering is inconsistent. |
Please consider lending for scanning
or donating
any issues
you may have |
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Radio Merchant became part of Radio Journal
in 1936
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Radio Merchant |
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