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Gmda .flc HE BUILT THIS "4 -IN -2 "SHORT -WAVE ALL -ELECTRIC SET See page 398 Hi- Fidelity on Short- Waves -Novel 1 Tube All -Wave All- Electric Set 5 Meter Transceiver-All -Wave Oscillator- 6 Tube All -Wave Receiver ......... ............................... SERVICE MEN'S ESSENTIALS FOR ALL MEMBERS OF THE ORSMA N-11.ß'1 ARE THE SERVICE MEN'S ESSENTIALS? THE OFFICIAL RADIO SERVICE MEN'S ASSOCIATION has arranged to supply a number of "Service Men's essentials" for its members and associate members only. These essentials are priced at cost, plus a small additional fee which is the only source of income that the Association has. No one obtains any profit or benefit, except the Association itself. Whatever profit accrues, is reinvested for the furtherance and enlargement of the Association. By using the letterheads, hillheads, etc., you present the business -like appearance to your customers. In addi- tion, the Association has made arrangements with most of the prominent manufacturers to allow special discounts to members, providing ORSMA letterheads are used when ordering. No. 1 ORSMA LETTERHEADS These letterheads, shown on the right. are furnished with your name, address and telephone number. printed on excel- lent paper. They are sold in lots of 100 or multiples thereof. with a distinct saying for single orders of 1.000 or more. Per 100, 60e; per 1000. $3.00. No. 2 ORSMA ENVELOPES 71rmbrrship These are furnished to match the letterheads, printed with your and of the Association. 1ÇÇrrrlifirUf handand yin hand with the letterheads anda usually ordered in the same quantity. Per 100, 60e; per 1000, $3.00. No. 3 ORSMA SERVICE RECORD CARDS These serve a double purpose; whenever you complete a Job you rill out the report -bill and hand It to the customer; this L rT..l..{ the "psychological moment" to collect. Icy the use of carbon laver a permanent record is kept. Furnished with name. No. 1 -60e Per 100 0f6dal FaDie 4rroin91rns6aeriekm address and telephone number. Per pad of 50, 60c; per 10 $3.00 per 1000 a. W.I.... C4..4.J._ 1. e. d. ..J. t. L. .y. pads, each of 50, $3.00, ra.Ma..itmi No. 4 ORSMA INSPECTION LABELS The label Is to be filled in with the proper dates, and pasted inside the set or cabinet where the cuss Omer will see it. It is a continuous remainder to him that when service is needed. he can call you again. The advantage is apparent. Per 100. 60e; Per loutt, $3.06. No. 5 ORSMA LAPEL BUTTON At the suggestion of many members a handsome lapel button bearing the name and emblem of the Association has been designed. It signifies that you belong to the ORSMIA; and No. 14 -50c each In addition it gives your customers a better appreciation of (Plus IOc for Postage) the professional nature of your work. 50e each. No. 6 ORSMA BUSINESS CARDS These are furnished on a fine grade of paper in two colors with a blotter back. Thus they present an incentive to customers to keep them in a prominent place. They are Printed your esss4aDnd telephone and bear the official seal of the Associa- tion. witli urname, 1000,dd 9 & 10 ORSMA EMBLEM CUTS These cuts for printing. advertising. to are furnished in two styles and sizes. They may be used for newspaper r telephone -hook advertisements or for printing of any kind. Large size. lye x lye in., $1.35 each; small size. % x % in.. $1.20 each. Poo No. 11 ORSMA MEMBERSHIP SIGN A set of three signs. printed of heavy rands. and having holes punched in order to Snob hang In office or store. These are sold to members and a.ahde members. Large enough to be quite prominent and the two tote effect mikes then attrai tire. Set of three, 50e. No. 12 ORSMA ADVERTISING DISPLAY SIGN A two color sign printed in large letters with your name. address and telephone. >rralp moan .rn..r,. with the seal of the Association. This sign is .sold in quantities of 21 or more and is ideal for hanging in stores, olliees, etc.. for advertising purposes. Set of 25 cards. $3.00. a.... No. 13 RADIO SERVICE MEN'S ASSORTMENT PACKAGE This includes one gold tilled lapel button, 100 letterheads, loll envelopes, 50 service record cards, and 100 labels printed with your name and address as described above. The whole assortment costs only -$3.00-a worth -while saving. Complete, $3.00. No. 3 per pad of 50 14 CERTIFICATE -60c No. ORSMA MEMBER $3.00 ten pads, each of 50 No. 5-50c each A handsome diploma -like certificate engraved on stiff vellum -bond. The certificate Is per Personally signed by the President and Executive Secretary and the corporation stamp or the Association is impressed on a red seal attached to it. Your name, certificate number and date of registration are lettered by hand and the Certificate is mailed In a card- board tube to insure safe delivery. Each SOC. plus Ice for tart age. STEPHEN MARKO 139 anthtw D.,.a Tel 3 -0672 A IRON, O. No. 6 -75e per loo No. 4 -60e per 100 No. 2-60e per 100 $4.00 per 1000 $3.00 per 1000 $3.00 per 1000 I- -1 Application for OFFICIAL RADIO SERVICE MEN'S ASSOCIATION Itt:-1-35 Membership in ORSMA 99 Hudson Street, New York, N. Y. Please send me the following RADIO SERVICE MEN'S ESSENTIALS which I have Executive Secretary. ORSMA -elected from this advertisement. My remittance for $ is enclosed. Send 99 Hudson Street, New York, N. Y. remittance in form of check or money order. Register letter if it contains cash, currencu or unused U. S. Postage Stamps. Kindly send an application blank for f7 Full Membership El Associate Membership Name Street or Box Name ORSMA No. City State Address City and State iet-1 -35 t- RADIO -CRAFT for JANUARY, 1935 385 OPPORTUNITIES are many for the Radio Trained Man Don't spend your life slaving away in some dull, hopeless job! Don't be a $20 or $30 a week. Let me show you how to satisfied to work for mere on earth. get your :fart in Radio - the fastest - grossing, biggest money - making game Jobs Leading to Salaries of $50 a Week and Up Prepare for jobs as Designer, Inspector and Tester -as Radio Salesman and in Service and Installation Work -as Operator or Manager of a Broad- casting Station - as Wireless Operator on a Ship or Airplane, or in Talking Picture or Sound Work-HUNDREDS OF OPPORTUNITIES for a real future in Radio! Ten Weeks of Shop Training Pay Your Tuition After Graduation We don't teach by book study. We train you on a great outlay of Radio, Television and Sound equipment -on scores of modern Radio Receivers, huge Broadcasting equipment, the very latest and newest Television apparatus, Talking Picture and Sound Reproduction equip- ment, Code Practice equipment, etc. You don't need advanced education or previous expe- rience. We give you - RIGHT HERE IN THE COYNE SHOPS - the actual practice and experience you'll need for your start in this great field. And because we cut out all useless theory and only give that which is necessary you get a practical training in 10 weeks. TELEVISION and TALKING PICTURES And Television is already here! Soon there'll be a demand for THOUSANDS of TELEVISION EXPERTS! The man who learns Television now can have a great future in this great new field. Get in on the ground -floor of this amazing new Radio development! Come to COYNE and learn Television on the very latest, newest Television equipment. Talking Picture and Public Address Systems offer opportunities to the Trained Radio Man. Here is a great new Radio field just beginning to grow! Prepare NOW for these wonderful opportunities! Learn Radio Sound Work at COYNE on actual Talking Picture and Sound Reproduction equipment. ern Television equipment. 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