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Year: 1967
Model: 8k37
Manufacturer: Lloyd’s
Designer: Unknown
Dimensions: 2.75″ x 6″
Power: 4 X AA
Made in: Japan
Available Colors:
This adjustable table radio was sometimes referred to as a “boutique” radio and it featured a diecast base making it sturdy enough to also hang from a wall. It was produced in black, white and wood grain.
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how much is the Lloyd’s 8k37 ? thank you!
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I know the designer of that machine. his name is Motoharu M.
He had worked for NOL in Japan.
Thanks for contributing. Did he design any other electronics? What does NOL stand for?
Reply yes He created designs for many electrical things.
NOL is company’s name that office is at Arakawa-ku in Japan now.
Click on the image above to download the service manual.
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how much is the Lloyd’s 8k37 ? thank you!
I know the designer of that machine. his name is Motoharu M.
He had worked for NOL in Japan.
Thanks for contributing. Did he design any other electronics? What does NOL stand for?
yes He created designs for many electrical things.
NOL is company’s name that office is at Arakawa-ku in Japan now.