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UPDATE: Congratulations to Sonia Stock for identifying this as 14 Murray.
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Good Morning Erik, this sign is located on the wall between 14 & 16 Murray Street next to the UPS store, regards, Sonia Stock
Seems like there’s a Nosy Neighbor column in here…does “Winter Radio Lab” still exist? What’s the history of this place?
The July 1947 issue of ”Electronics” published by McGraw-Hill Publishing Company stated “Arthur Winters has established Winters Radio Laboratory at 11 (sic, per Google) Warren St., New York City for specialized servicing of communication equipment and television receivers. His firm is now the authorized Hallicrafters service center for the northeastern area.”
Membership directories of the Institute of Radio Engineers from the late 1950s list an Arthur Winters, apparently as a member since 1949, as the owner of “Winters Radio Lab” on Warren St.
On Page 32 in the May 1948 issue of COMMUNICATIONS ran the following ad:
PRECISION SERVICING
and Testing of
Communications Equipment
(Receivers and Transmitters)
According to exacting factory
specifications for:
Sensitivity . . . A -F Response
Image Rejection Ratios
Bandwidths, etc.
Test Equipment
(‘Scopes, Signal Generators, etc.)
Also serviced and tested carefully
according to laboratory standards.
Hallicrafters
Authorized Service Center
Design and Construction
of Special Electronic Equipment
All Service Work Guaranteed
WINTERS RADIO LABORATORY
11 Warren Street (Room 317)
N. Y. 7, N. Y. Tel.: COrtlandt 7.136[1?]
Source: http://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-Communications-Magazine/1940s/Communications-1948-05.pdf