Name: | Central Radio - Emile Kunsch; Luxembourg (L) |
Abbreviation: | central |
Products: | Model types |
Summary: |
Central Radio - Emile Kunsch Distributor of several brands in 1936. Sale of a Luxembourgish popular receiver in 1939-40. The founder Émile Künsch was shot on 25 February 1944 in the German concentration camp of Hinzert, near the Luxembourgish border, and considered a national hero. For several years, the company closed for mourning each 25 February. In 1947-48 active as radio service for several European brands under property of Madame Kunsch. In 1950 it is selling other appliances. It appears in the Company Register of Luxembourg as Central Radio Emile Kunsch S.à r.l., registered in 1978 and cancelled in 2004, with last address 4, Rue des Joncs - Howald. The company Nouvelle Central-Radio E. Kunsch S.à r.l. was registered in the same street in 1989 but bankrupted in 2007. |
Closed: | 2004 |
History: |
This manufacturer was suggested by Alessandro De Poi.
Country | Year | Name | 1st Tube | Notes |
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L | 39/40 | Pontiac | Sold as Récepteur populaire luxembourgeois, but probably based on similar Novak-Pontiac mo... |
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