Philips logo 371A radio (Gezocht)
door Mike Horne 
, 31.01.2024, 15:58 (91 dagen geleden)
Hi. I have not used this site for a long time. My request is for a logo badge for a Philips 371A radio (made about 1947/48). The badge measures 13 mm wide and 17 mm from top to the bottom of the curve. It is bigger in size than the logo badges used on for example the model 170A. This radio (371A) was made in the U.K, and the badges were glued on to the cabinets, hence they eventually fell off and went missing. Any chance that these brass badges were also used on radios made in Holland? The 371 would made a great complimentary radio to the earlier 470A model. I hope that I have come to the correct section for this wanted item?
Many thanks
Mike (U.K
Philips logo 371A radio
door Goldline , Oranjedorp, 31.01.2024, 18:30 (91 dagen geleden) @ Mike Horne
A picture tells more then thousand words....
See the logo you need 
![[image]](images/uploaded/2024013117301465ba83a6077fc.jpg)
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Cees PA1DBA
Philips logo 371A radio
door Goldline , Oranjedorp, 31.01.2024, 21:55 (90 dagen geleden) @ Goldline
![[image]](images/uploaded/2024013120552265bab3ba6e9e4.jpg)
Philips logo 371A radio
door aad , Groenlo, 01.02.2024, 12:20 (90 dagen geleden) @ Goldline
Bewerkt door aad, 01.02.2024, 12:35
Unfortunately there are several different sizes:
![[image]](images/uploaded/2024020111092365bb7be3bd130.jpg)
On the left hand the (wanted) British 17mm.
Next to that a French version 16mm.
followed by a 15.5mm one and finally on the far right the for us more common 15mm.
A usual 15mm won't fit properly on a 371A.
regards, Aad
Philips logo 371A radio
door Mike Horne , 03.02.2024, 16:25 (88 dagen geleden) @ aad
Hi Aad. Many thanks for your reply and pictures. It must be the first badge that fits the 371U radio. Do you have one for sale, and how much do you want for it, please? Ben did not seem to have one of these badges.
It is a brilliant looking radio. I bought it last year at an exposition in the West Midlands (U.K). It is not as good event as when it was at Birmingham N.E.C, that was really great as there were loads more radios on offer (worldwide).
Cheers
Mike