WWII US Navy TBY-4 VHF Radio Instruction Manual Colonial Radio Corp Restricted Original

Original World War II U.S. Navy instruction manual for the Navy Model TBY-4 Ultra-Portable Very High Frequency Transmitting-Receiving Equipment. This original manual is housed in a blue military binder and retains its wartime Restricted designation.

The TBY-4 was one of the U.S. Navy’s first portable VHF field radios, designed for amphibious operations, beach landings, ship-to-shore communications, Marine Corps units, and other tactical applications during World War II. Manufactured by Colonial Radio Corporation under contract for the U.S. Navy Bureau of Ships, surviving original manuals are highly collectible.

Included Manual

• Instruction Book for Navy Model TBY-4
• Ultra-Portable Very High Frequency Transmitting-Receiving Equipment
• Restricted
• Manufactured for the U.S. Navy Bureau of Ships
• Produced by Colonial Radio Corporation, Buffalo, New York
• Contract NXss-14329
• Contract Date: December 19, 1942
• Serial No. 2010

Features

• Original WWII U.S. Navy publication
• Original blue military loose-leaf binder
• Covers operation, setup, servicing, and maintenance of the TBY-4 radio
• Historical reference for Navy and Marine Corps communications equipment

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