years ?

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A metal design set on a wooden handle. The shape is similar to AKG D12, but we suspect that it comes from the Netherlands as the craftsmanship reminds us of the Ronette brand. If you have any suggestions, we invite you to contact us.

years 1930s

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A solid metal base and fully-eviscerated inside. In this way, it can be seen that the capsule is marked PZT CB inside (Państwowe Zakłady Tele i Radiotechniczne). Is this one of few preserved microphones from this renowned Polish manufacturer of radio receivers, radio stations and telephones? Please help us if you can.

years ?

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Full metal construction and screwed into the metal base. Completely devoid of markings. It looks a bit like the Ronette microphones, but there is no evidence to support this theory. If you have any information about this model, help us identify it.

years ??

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Made entirely of metal, heavy and solid. In good technical and visual condition. Cable with a jack connector. We do not know the name and the date of origin of the device. So if you've seen something like this, let us know!

years ??

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More like a technological travesty. A monstrous microphone imitation, definitely home-made. Surely, it’s a seasoned one and we could make it work. Wasn’t it used as a stage prop?

years ??

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We have no idea what microphone it is. In full metal, not exceeding the size of 10 cm. Due to the fact that the center is out, tracking down the manufacturer is even more difficult. If you can help, write an e-mail. Currently serves as the company's paperweight :)

years ?

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We have searched all sources available to find the name of the brand and model of this item, but sadly we have been unsuccessful. The microphone has no markings, and even though the design slightly suggests an eastern origin, we are not 100% convinced of this. Any help?

years ??

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We know nothing of this microphone. We may only suspect it’s a hand-made, pre-war contraption. Made with great attention to detail. The body features a simple switch. Can anyone help us identify this object? :)