Grose & Daniell
136 Pitt Street, Sydney. NSW (1922)
63 Mountain St. Sydney. (1923-1924)
185a George Street, West, Sydney (1925)
Holden street, Redfern, NSW. (1925-1928)
63 Eveleigh Street, Redfern, NSW (1928-1930)

Brand: Grodan

Manufactured Grodan brand radio components, radios, and coil kits from 1922 until 1930.

Grose & Daniell were registered as manufacturers agents by W. J. Grose and Chas Edmond Daniell in NSW on February 13, 1922.[1] The company manufactured a variety of radio products from 1922 until their factory in Holden Street, Redfern was destroyed by fire in September 1928. Just prior to the fire in August 1928 they advertised “Grodan Portable Wireless Sets, Screen Coil Kits, Peridyne Kits, Neutrodyne Kits, Junior and Senior Grodan Loudspeakers, Loop Aerials, Crystal Detectors, etc” in the Wireless Weekly.[2]
In September 1928 Grose & Daniell advertised Radio Trademarks, Dies, goodwill etc for sale.[3][4]
Grodan Radio & Trading Company was registered March 1930 by H Perry & N Watters.[5]

In April 1930 they advertised through letters to the public in Wireless Weekly that they were making Grodan Quality Radio Apparatus and including Grodan amplifiers, power packs, shortwave equipment, condensers, resistances, and precision coils.[6][7] The new venture was short lived as after these two letters in April there was only a few adverts for Grodan Radio products in the Wireless Weekly and after May 1930 advertising had ceased.[8]

[1] Duns Gazette (NSW) Oct 9, 1922, Page 234.
[2] Wireless Weekly, Aug 3, 1928, Page 22.
[3] The Maitland Weekly Mercury (NSW) Sep 8, 1928, Page 5.
[4] The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW) Dec 4, 1928, Page 3.
[5] Duns Gazette (NSW) Mar 31, 1930, Page 282.
[6] Wireless Weekly Apr 11, 1930, Page 45.
[7] Wireless Weekly Apr 25, 1930, Page 53.
[8] Wireless Weekly May 2, 1930, Page 24.