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Hogarth in Echophone Radio Company Ad
June 1945 Radio-Craft

June 1945 Radio-Craft

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Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics. See articles from Radio-Craft, published 1929 - 1953. All copyrights are hereby acknowledged.

Hogarth is a comic character invented by the Echophone Radio Company. Their bespectacled Army grunt was one of the first technology nerd types who always managed to appear with pretty girls. His caricature evolved quickly over the two or three year run of the advertisements. Most Echophone Radio ads I have seen either feature Hogarth and his woman/women or Hogarth and a demanding sergeant. This full-page advertisement appeared in the Echophone Radio Company EC-1 - RF CafeJune 1945 edition of Radio-Craft magazine. Echophone radios can still be found on eBay for fairly low prices - often less than the shipping cost.

Here are other Hogarth episodes.

 

Echophone Advertisement

Hogarth in Echophone Radio Ad, June 1945 Radio-Craft - RF Cafe"Want more coverage, Baby?

Watch Echophone's plans for new gadgets on the citizens' radiophone band"*

Hogarth Takes a Peek at the Future

Hogarth's peek into the future forecasts new heights of popularity for Echophone. There will be Echophone equipment for use on the citizens' radio communication service band. It is certain to be low in price, high in performance and completely dependable. The present EC-1 covers from 550 kc. to 30 Mc. on three bands ... electrical bandspread on all bands ... self-contained speaker ... 115-125 volts AC or DC.

*Citizens' radio communications service band, 460-470 Mc., recently authorized by the F.C.C.

Echophone Radio Co., 540 North Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, Illinois

 

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