RCA Victor Little Master IIIA Radio | School of Journalism and Communication

Broadcast Receiver

Manufacture Year: 1948/49

Serial No. 18510

The Little Master IIIA is a 5-tube, superheterodyne broadcast receiver radio manufactured in 1948-49 by Canadian company RCA Victor International, based in Montreal. The IIIA model included a terminal for an external antenna (model III did not).

Manufactured in Montreal
On loan from Prof. Allan Thompson

Friday, April 22, 2022 in Media Museum
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