Keogh Radio Supplies Ltd.
503 George Street, Sydney, NSW (1924 – 1926)
40A Park Street, Sydney, NSW (1926 – 1931)

The company sold Australian and imported radio components and manufactured radio receivers.

They also sold AWA and Philips Radio sets.

In 1919 W.G. Keogh made a two year tour of the USA and made a close study of radio reception and transmission. On his return he was employed by Grace Bros. Ltd., in charge of their radio department. In early 1924 he toured the country with a multivalve receiver which proved very popular and in September 1924 registered Keogh Radio Supplies.[1][6]

The company sold 2 to 6 valve radio sets direct to the public.

From February 1927 to 1928 the company advertised the Keogh Radio Sets were designed by Charles W. Slade. [2]

Prior to working for Keogh, Slade was Technical Editor for the Wireless Weekly and Daily Telegraph Radio Supplement from 1925 till 1926 and after, in 1929 formed Slade Radio, manufacturing radios and test equipment.

Keogh Radio Supplies was registered as a proprietary limited company in June 1929 with Albert Clyde Anderson as First Director.[3]

[1] Construction and Local Government Journal (NSW) Sep 24, 1924, Page 15.
[2] The Daily Telegraph (NSW) Feb 1927, Page 4.
[3] Daily Commercial News and Shipping List (NSW) Jun 26, 1929, Page 7.
[4] The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW) Mar 10, 1930, Page 12.
[5] Government Gazette (NSW) Feb 6, 1931, Page 650.
[6] Wireless Weekly, Aug 9, 1924, Page 43.