The
Rex
Roller
Smith
Universal RCA
Radiocraft, probably 1950's vintage cheapies REGO 2000
ohm very uncommon headset Radio Receptor 2200 ohm set Type E
Notes on the above headphones
Red Head Headphones were good quality 1920's headphones put out by
the Newman Stern Company who also sold crystal radio items and
hardware. The Red Heads are quite oncommon and I am glad to have
five pairs all different models.
Red Seal headphones were made by MESCO Manhattan Electric Supply
Company, middle of the road quality and sound circa 1925.
RMCA, later probably 1950's headphones look like a Trimm
Featherweight housing branded for RCA's marine division.
Radioear these are low impedance headphones look like a Trimm
design 1940's or 50's.
The REX, made by Trimm, inexpensive but good working 2000 ohm
headphones.
Roller Smith, very high quality well made heavy duty headphones.
RCA, look like Trimm Dependables, I think Trimm had a deal to
supply headphones for RCA.
Radiocraft, cheapie headphones put into crystal radio kits.
REGO, a very uncommon headphones.
Radio Receptor, high quality 2200 ohm headset, this is the only
pair of these I have seen.
R&Z headphones also must be quite uncommon
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Randolph Headphones from Wireless Age, November 1924
Red-Heads, Radio News, September 1922
Red-Heads, Radio News, August, 1922
Red-Heads, from Radio News, October, 1923
Red Seal Headset, from Radio News, November 1924
Repeater Headphones, from Radio News, 1923
RICO Headphones from Radio News, December 1923
Roller Smith from Radio News, August, 1922
Radioceive Headphones, from Radio News, December 1923