Miniature Resonator Door Chime Aerion Industries model H715
Resonator Door Chimes generally sound on tone bars and have exposed resonator chambers to amplify the sound. This chime has all those features in a reduced footprint. Like the miniature Chimette without resonators, this chime would be a direct replacement for a doorbell as it would fit in a small space.
This chime was manufactured by Aerion Instruments of Chicago, Illinois. This chime is assumed to be 1940s to early 1950s as the cover is made of aluminum which was not prevalent before World War 2. However, this chime shares many features with pre-war chimes such as wooden strikers and heavy solenoid windings.
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Manufacturer | Aerion Instruments, Inc. |
Location of Manufacturer | 4450 Ravenswood Avenue, Chicago, Illinois |
Date of Manufacture | Late 1940s or early 1950s |
Materials | Cover: Crinkle painted aluminum. Silk screened musical note.
Tone Bars and Resonators: Painted Steel Mechanism: Fiber board |
Dimensions/specifications | 6 1/4 inches tall, 6 3/4 inches wide, 2 1/8 inches deep. |
Details | ElectraChime Collection. |
the box to this has a partial label left on it. It says:manufactured by Aerion industries inc. 4450 Ravenswood ave. Cbicago 40, Illinois USA
the model says its a H715 labeled cream and gold.