WWII-Era U.S. Army RF Signal Generator single sided Burnell's (1871-1955) stationery and jewelry

Burnell's (1871-1955) stationery and jewelry store in Gorham

This vintage masonite Dekalb Hatchery sign reads 'Dekalb Hens At Work

It features two sliding halves that house a clock with an alarm installed and an AM receiver

Exhibits moderate signs of wear consistent with age including scratches and scuffs

This piece has minor signs of wear and is in working order

WWII-Era U.S. Army RF Signal Generator single sided Burnell's (1871-1955) stationery and jewelryc. 1940s; Freed Radio Corp. New York I 130 A RF signal generator manufactured for the Army during WWII. Signal generators are used for testing components, receivers and test systems in a wide variety of applications including cellular communications, WiFi, WiMAX, GPS, audio and video broadcasting, satellite communications, radar and electronic warfare. This particular model was used for testing and repairing electrical equipment while in the field.