Atwater Kent Model 3 Breadboard (1923) Retail so did not sell well

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was a wildly popular 19th-century gadget that became the Victorian era's version of virtual reality

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Atwater Kent Model 3 Breadboard (1923) Retail so did not sell wellAtwater Kent Model 3 Breadboard The Atwater Kent Model 3, released in 1923, is one of the most iconic "breadboard" radios of the early broadcasting era, so named because its mechanical and electrical parts were mounted completely exposed on a polished mahogany board rather than hidden away inside a wooden cabinet. This open air design allowed curious families to watch the glowing glass vacuum tubes inside as they manually tuned into early local radio