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Polytronics Poly Comm Pro
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What brand and model? Without that information, you'll find thousands of pages on all those types of transceivers.
Polytronics Poly Comm Pro
Polytronics Poly-Comm Pro | The Old Tube Radio Archives
Way back in the earlier CB days this WAS the primo radio.
Polytronics Poly-Comm Pro | The Old Tube Radio Archives
Way back in the earlier CB days this WAS the primo radio.
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Top of the line radio, circa 1964!! 
<h1>Polytronics</h1>
Top CB and Ham Radios during that time! Radios now selling from $350-$700 and considered vintage and wanted globally by collectors!
Historical Address:
Polytronics Labs, Inc.
900 Burlington Ave.
Silver Springs, MD 20910
Polytronics Laboratories, Inc. (1963)
88 Clinton Road
West Caldwell New Jersey 07007
(201) 228-2400
Polytronics Lab, Inc. (1962)
388 Getty Avenue
Clifton, New Jersey
(201) 772-1334
Top CB and Ham Radios during that time! Radios now selling from $350-$700 and considered vintage and wanted globally by collectors!
Historical Address:
Polytronics Labs, Inc.
900 Burlington Ave.
Silver Springs, MD 20910
Polytronics Laboratories, Inc. (1963)
88 Clinton Road
West Caldwell New Jersey 07007
(201) 228-2400
Polytronics Lab, Inc. (1962)
388 Getty Avenue
Clifton, New Jersey
(201) 772-1334
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