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Managing director Jalmar Voldemar Vakio, 1930s. Stock Photo
RMED4DTB–Managing director Jalmar Voldemar Vakio, 1930s.
The radiohouse of the Finnish Broadcasting Company in Helsinki, 1930s. Stock Photo
RMP74CCM–The radiohouse of the Finnish Broadcasting Company in Helsinki, 1930s.
President Pehr Evind Svinhufvud in a radio studio giving a speech to honour Yleisradio's 10th anniversary, 1936. Stock Photo
RM2A7YBCG–President Pehr Evind Svinhufvud in a radio studio giving a speech to honour Yleisradio's 10th anniversary, 1936.
The radiohouse of the Finnish Broadcasting Company in Helsinki, 1930s. Stock Photo
RM2A59E53–The radiohouse of the Finnish Broadcasting Company in Helsinki, 1930s.
President Pehr Evind Svinhufvud in a radio studio giving a speech to honour Yleisradio's 10th anniversary, 1936. Stock Photo
RMP75C19–President Pehr Evind Svinhufvud in a radio studio giving a speech to honour Yleisradio's 10th anniversary, 1936.
A man is recording sound effects, 1930s Stock Photo
RMED4C45–A man is recording sound effects, 1930s
Yleisradio's repair workshop, ca 1930 Stock Photo
RMED4AR3–Yleisradio's repair workshop, ca 1930
Melodic time signal device for radio, 1930s. Stock Photo
RMED4C44–Melodic time signal device for radio, 1930s.
President Pehr Evind Svinhufvud in a radio studio giving a speech to honour Yleisradio's 10th anniversary, 1936. Stock Photo
RMRPT1JT–President Pehr Evind Svinhufvud in a radio studio giving a speech to honour Yleisradio's 10th anniversary, 1936.
The Radio House in Fabianinkatu, Helsinki, 1941. Stock Photo
RMED4C3X–The Radio House in Fabianinkatu, Helsinki, 1941.
A man is recording sound effects, 1930s Stock Photo
RMED4ARB–A man is recording sound effects, 1930s
Broadcast van and a reindeer, Inari, Lapland, Stock Photo
RMED4C4N–Broadcast van and a reindeer, Inari, Lapland,
Recording sound effects of log driving, 1930s. Stock Photo
RMED4AR4–Recording sound effects of log driving, 1930s.
A man recording sound effects, 1930s. Stock Photo
RMED4AR7–A man recording sound effects, 1930s.
Radio reporter Alexis af Enehjelm, 1930s. Stock Photo
RMED4C4H–Radio reporter Alexis af Enehjelm, 1930s.
The Radio House of the Finnish Broadcasting Company in Helsinki, 1930s Stock Photo
RMED4AR8–The Radio House of the Finnish Broadcasting Company in Helsinki, 1930s
The old transmission building in Pasila, Helsinki, 1959 Stock Photo
RMED4C4G–The old transmission building in Pasila, Helsinki, 1959
The Radio House of the Finnish Broadcasting Company in Helsinki, street view. Stock Photo
RMED4DXF–The Radio House of the Finnish Broadcasting Company in Helsinki, street view.
Office in the Radio House in Fabianinkatu, Helsinki, 1930s. Stock Photo
RMED4C5A–Office in the Radio House in Fabianinkatu, Helsinki, 1930s.
Radio station in Joensuu, building and mast, 1938. Stock Photo
RMED4C52–Radio station in Joensuu, building and mast, 1938.
President Pehr Evind Svinhufvud talking on the radio, 1930s Stock Photo
RMED4DXY–President Pehr Evind Svinhufvud talking on the radio, 1930s
Foreign Minister Eljas Erkko and Presidentti Kyösti Kallio, 1939. Stock Photo
RMED4DX0–Foreign Minister Eljas Erkko and Presidentti Kyösti Kallio, 1939.
Engineers on the roof of a broadcast van, Helsinki, 1937. Stock Photo
RMED4C42–Engineers on the roof of a broadcast van, Helsinki, 1937.
The Radio House of the Finnish Broadcasting Company in Helsinki, street view, Stock Photo
RMED4C4Y–The Radio House of the Finnish Broadcasting Company in Helsinki, street view,
Technician recording a radio programme by a broadcast van for sound, 1939. Stock Photo
RMED4DXW–Technician recording a radio programme by a broadcast van for sound, 1939.
The Radio House of Finnish Broadcasting Company in Helsinki, 1930s. Stock Photo
RMED4DXC–The Radio House of Finnish Broadcasting Company in Helsinki, 1930s.
The American actor Danny Kaye interviewed for the Finnish Broadcasting Company, 1955. Stock Photo
RMED4C5F–The American actor Danny Kaye interviewed for the Finnish Broadcasting Company, 1955.
Equipment of Yleisradio's workshop's laboratory, ca. 1938 Stock Photo
RMED4AT8–Equipment of Yleisradio's workshop's laboratory, ca. 1938
Broadcast van outside the Olympic Stadium in Helsinki, ca. 1937 Stock Photo
RMED4C4W–Broadcast van outside the Olympic Stadium in Helsinki, ca. 1937
Reporter Martti Jukola reporting on a sports competition, 1930s. Stock Photo
RMED4DXD–Reporter Martti Jukola reporting on a sports competition, 1930s.
Announcer Carl-Erik Creutz at work in the radio studio, 1930s. Stock Photo
RMED4AR1–Announcer Carl-Erik Creutz at work in the radio studio, 1930s.
Radio announcer Markus Rautio in the studio, ca. 1930. Stock Photo
RMED4DT7–Radio announcer Markus Rautio in the studio, ca. 1930.
Time signal device for radio broadcasting, 1963. Time signal device for radio broadcasting, Stock Photo
RMED4DX3–Time signal device for radio broadcasting, 1963. Time signal device for radio broadcasting,
Time signal device for radio broadcasting, 1963 Time signal device for radio broadcasting, Stock Photo
RMED4DY8–Time signal device for radio broadcasting, 1963 Time signal device for radio broadcasting,
President Juho Kusti Paasikivi speaking on the radio, 1949. Stock Photo
RMED4DW1–President Juho Kusti Paasikivi speaking on the radio, 1949.
Radio announcer Ebba Jakobson-Lilius in a continuity unit, 1930s. Stock Photo
RMED4APX–Radio announcer Ebba Jakobson-Lilius in a continuity unit, 1930s.
Recording the show 'Pienoisparlamentti', 1945 Stock Photo
RMED4DT4–Recording the show 'Pienoisparlamentti', 1945
Presidential candidate (later president) Urho Kekkonen speaking on the radio, 1956. Stock Photo
RMED4C40–Presidential candidate (later president) Urho Kekkonen speaking on the radio, 1956.
Radio announcer Kaisu Puuska (later Kaisu Puuska-Joki) in a continuity unit, 1930s Stock Photo
RMED4DWR–Radio announcer Kaisu Puuska (later Kaisu Puuska-Joki) in a continuity unit, 1930s
Radio reporter Alexis af Enehjelm interviewing a man fixing a car, 1930s. Stock Photo
RMED4DTJ–Radio reporter Alexis af Enehjelm interviewing a man fixing a car, 1930s.
Yleisradio's workshop in the radio house in Fabianinkatu 15, Helsinki, 1944. Stock Photo
RMED4C3K–Yleisradio's workshop in the radio house in Fabianinkatu 15, Helsinki, 1944.
The Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra at a live broadcast transmitted to the US, 1939. Stock Photo
RMED4C4K–The Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra at a live broadcast transmitted to the US, 1939.
An employee working with a press machine in Yleisradio's workshop, March 1946. Stock Photo
RMED4AW8–An employee working with a press machine in Yleisradio's workshop, March 1946.
Pasila broadcasting station's short wave transmitter Helsinki II and Helsinki III, 1944. Stock Photo
RMED4C3E–Pasila broadcasting station's short wave transmitter Helsinki II and Helsinki III, 1944.
A low voltage board destined for Turku broadcasting station, ca. 1939. Stock Photo
RMED4C38–A low voltage board destined for Turku broadcasting station, ca. 1939.
President Pehr Evind Svinhufvud speaking in a radio studio in Yleisradio's headquarters in Fabianinkatu, 1936 Stock Photo
RMED4ARC–President Pehr Evind Svinhufvud speaking in a radio studio in Yleisradio's headquarters in Fabianinkatu, 1936
Actresses Elsa Rantalainen and Eine Laine recording a radio play in a studio, 1930's. Stock Photo
RMED4AR5–Actresses Elsa Rantalainen and Eine Laine recording a radio play in a studio, 1930's.
Short wave radio telephone made in Yleisradio's workshop, 1940. Stock Photo
RMED4AT0–Short wave radio telephone made in Yleisradio's workshop, 1940.
Old Lahti radio station, Lahti longwave transmitter, and the western radio mast, ca. 1928. Old Lahti radio station, Lahti longwave transmitter, and the western Stock Photo
RMED4DY6–Old Lahti radio station, Lahti longwave transmitter, and the western radio mast, ca. 1928. Old Lahti radio station, Lahti longwave transmitter, and the western
Two mechanics manufacturing a 1 kW intermediate waves transmitter in Yleisradio's workshop, ca. 1938. Stock Photo
RMED4AWC–Two mechanics manufacturing a 1 kW intermediate waves transmitter in Yleisradio's workshop, ca. 1938.
Battery amplifier PVE2 with a headset and a capacitor microphone by Telefunken, 1943 Stock Photo
RMED4C36–Battery amplifier PVE2 with a headset and a capacitor microphone by Telefunken, 1943
Rectifier for the Olympia 40/3 distributing amplifier made for the cancelled 1940 Olympic Games, ca. 1940 Stock Photo
RMED4AW6–Rectifier for the Olympia 40/3 distributing amplifier made for the cancelled 1940 Olympic Games, ca. 1940
Factory concert by the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hietaniemi, Helsinki, ca. 1945. Stock Photo
RMED4C4R–Factory concert by the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Hietaniemi, Helsinki, ca. 1945.
Microphone amplifiers which were made in Yleisradio's workshop and used for broadcasting from the Finnish Parliament, February 1949. Stock Photo
RMED4AWP–Microphone amplifiers which were made in Yleisradio's workshop and used for broadcasting from the Finnish Parliament, February 1949.
The Olympia 40/1 line amplifier made in Yleisradio's workshop and intended for the broadcasting of the 1940 Olympics, which were later cancelled. Stock Photo
RMED4C2D–The Olympia 40/1 line amplifier made in Yleisradio's workshop and intended for the broadcasting of the 1940 Olympics, which were later cancelled.
A series of 1kW long wave transmitters is made in Yleisradio's workshop during the winter war in February 1940. Stock Photo
RMED4AWH–A series of 1kW long wave transmitters is made in Yleisradio's workshop during the winter war in February 1940.
President Pehr Evind Svinhufvud in a radio studio giving a speech to honour the 10th anniversary of the Finnish Broadcasting Company, 1936. Stock Photo
RMED4ARE–President Pehr Evind Svinhufvud in a radio studio giving a speech to honour the 10th anniversary of the Finnish Broadcasting Company, 1936.
Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra playing at a sugar factory, Töölö, Helsinki, 1944. Stock Photo
RMED4C46–Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra playing at a sugar factory, Töölö, Helsinki, 1944.
Mechanic Kauko Mustakallio manufacturing a sequence modulated 1kW transmitter, its electronic power converter and output stage in Yleisradio's workshop, 1946. Stock Photo
RMED4AWB–Mechanic Kauko Mustakallio manufacturing a sequence modulated 1kW transmitter, its electronic power converter and output stage in Yleisradio's workshop, 1946.
P-12-50 air surveillance transmitters in Yleisradio's workshop's laboratory, ca. 1940. Stock Photo
RMED4AW9–P-12-50 air surveillance transmitters in Yleisradio's workshop's laboratory, ca. 1940.
An employee is finishing the power gain field destined for Sortavala broadcasting station in Yleisradio's workshop, ca. 1938. Stock Photo
RMED4C3A–An employee is finishing the power gain field destined for Sortavala broadcasting station in Yleisradio's workshop, ca. 1938.
Reporter of the Finnish Broadcasting Company Esko Tommola interviews Armi Hilario (former Armi Kuusela) and her husband Gil Hilario in a radio studio. Stock Photo
RMED4ARN–Reporter of the Finnish Broadcasting Company Esko Tommola interviews Armi Hilario (former Armi Kuusela) and her husband Gil Hilario in a radio studio.
The Syncro-Clock time keeper, Yleisradio's driving clock and a kind of radio that received the time signal from the German hydrological institute's chronometer. A radio set which controlled several time keepers in Yle's radio house, ca. 1945. Stock Photo
RMED4C3T–The Syncro-Clock time keeper, Yleisradio's driving clock and a kind of radio that received the time signal from the German hydrological institute's chronometer. A radio set which controlled several time keepers in Yle's radio house, ca. 1945.
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