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I was cleaning out my ate Father's garage and found these.

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They have no part number but are branded Stromberg Carlson. The plug has No. 9 inscribed in the base.

 

My Dad served in WWII as a RADAR Operator in Newcastle, Exmouth Gulf and Port Moresby. For this reason I suspect they we purloined when he was demobbed.

 

They are located in Sydney Australia and anyone who wants/can use them is welcome to them for postage costs.

 

I'm not even sure they are WWII vintage but they certainly have the right look, and smell:???

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Standard British headphones and hand microphone No. 3, I think - see: http://store.cbeagle.co.uk/microphone-hand-no-3/ and http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/mil_gb_microphone_hand_no_3.html

 

Certainly consistent with a WW2 or early postwar origin - Stromberg-Carlson was a US manufacturer of telephone equipment and radios although they had a UK operation that was eventually bought out by Plessey

 

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Iain

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Gone to a new home where they will be put to use, rather than rotting away in a drawer.

 

Anything my Dad had that was of Historical or specialist interest is being given away to those that will use/appreciate them.

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I'm not into Militaria in any shape or form.

 

I'm a Hotrodder at heart.

 

I'm on this Forum for the talent of the guy's doing restorations such as the Goslings and Ben Hawkins.

 

But I will say I find almost all sections of the Forum a great read and would spend an hour a day on it!

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Dopey bugger can't spell!
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- Stromberg-Carlson was a US manufacturer of telephone equipment and radios although they had a UK operation

 

Regards

 

Iain

 

They also had a Australian factory where those headphones were manufactured during WW2 .

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