Head Phones for Tape Recorder

PART OF:: BBC Greater Manchester Radio Collection

Made:: 1970 in Munich

Head phones for tape recorder, made by Uher, Munich

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Head phones for tape recorder, made by Uher, Munich
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Head phones for tape recorder, made by Uher, Munich, Federal Republic of Germany, c.1970.

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Category:: Radio Communication

Object Number:: Y2005.86.2

Materials:: metal (unknown) and plastic (unidentified)

type:: headphones

credit:: Gift of British Broadcasting Corporation

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