Based in London's Shepherds Bush for the first four years of the company’s life, Bush Radio was founded in 1932. The DAC90 was introduced in 1946 and marketed as a second set for households, much as smaller televisions are marketed today. Early sets had a cloth speaker grille, changed to expanded wire mesh in 1948.
The DAC90A, pictured, was released in 1950, with
production continuing until 1955. Both the 90 and the 90A were also available
in off-white urea formaldehyde. It’s a chunky design, 11 inches wide, nine
inches high, and seven inches deep. Classic 1950s.
(Lower photograph by Esther Bubley)
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