For sale is an antique 1924 RCA HORN SPEAKER MODEL UZ-1325 made by the Radio Corporation of America. The company started selling the UZ-1325 speaker in August 1924. This vintage audio equipment stands 25 inches tall and the bell opening measures about 12 inches diameter. The horn is missing its cord and is sold for parts or display. The horn itself is made of hard rubber, while the base is metal. Both the horn and base are in great condition. The metal collar and the bottom of the horn turns freely, and the horn and base can be separated and re-attached. The base of the speaker has a metal maker’s tag which lists the company and speaker model. A great collectible from the golden age of radio.
The original Radiola radio models were manufactured between 1921 and 1931. During those years “The Radio Corporation” (as it was then known) had no manufacturing faculties, and all Radiola models were made by other well know companies such as General Electric, Westinghouse, Graybar, Brunswick and other companies.
