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The Graupner company was founded in 1930. The entry in the Stuttgart address book reads: GRAUPNER, Johannes, Laubsägeartikelfabrikation und -Handel, Untertürkheimer Straße 23, Wangen.

After 2 years, the company moves to Kirchheim unter Teck.

In 1954, the “Standard 10” and “Standard 20” remote control systems are presented at the toy fair in Nuremberg.

In 1956, the “Tippy” self-build system is added, followed in 1957 by the “Standard 30” in a plastic housing.

In 1958 Graupner launched the “Bellaphon A” and “Bellaphon B”, which were built by Schuhmacher in Munich.

1960 The Bellaphon series was extended by the Bellaphon 3-channel and Bellaphon 10-channel.

1962 Graupner changes the manufacturer for its R/C equipment and wins the well-known radio and television manufacturer “Grundig” for the production of its new “Variophon/Varioton” remote controls, which are offered in 4 and 8-channel versions.

In 1963 the small 2-channel Variophon pocket transmitter is added and in 1964 the Variophon/Varioton is offered as “S” with crystal control

1966 Graupner, again in co-operation with Grundig, introduces the first Graupner proportional system, the Graupner/Grundig TX/RX-14.

1968 The TX/RX-14 is replaced by the much cheaper Varioprop 10. The Varioprop series is continuously expanded by Graupner and reaches its peak with the Varioprop Pro-Mix Expert.

As the production of remote control systems at Grundig becomes too expensive, Graupner joins forces with Grundig in 1983.

 

Graupner01s
Standard 10 front view

 

 

Graupner02s
Standard 10

 

 

Graupner03s
Standard 10 rear view

 

Graupner04s
Standard 10 Interior

 

Graupner05s
Standard 10 Type plate

 

Graupner06s
Standard 20 Transmitter with transistor receiver

 

Graupner07s
Standard 20 Transmitter rare silver coloured version

 

Graupner08s
Standard 30 Transmitter in sheet metal housing

 

Graupner09s
Standard 30Qu in sheet metal housing

 

Graupner10s
Standard 30Quin plastic casing

 

Graupner11s
Elektronik Standard 20 Serial-Nr. 504

 

Graupner13s
Elektronik Standard 20 Serial-Nr. 1802

 

Graupner14s
Elektronik Standard 20 Serial-Nr. 1802

 

Graupner15s
Standard 30Qu – Electronic

 

Graupner16s
Standard 30Qu – Electronic

 

Graupner17s
Receiver Standard 2. Serial

 

Graupner18s
Receiver Standard 2. Serial

 

Graupner19s
Graupner Standard-receiver from  von 1957 – 3. Serial

 

Graupner20s
Graupner Transistor-receiver from 1957

 

Graupner21s
Graupner Tippy-transmitter from 1956

 

Graupner22s
Graupner Tippy-receiver from 1956

 

Graupner23s
Tippy-Receiver with receiving relay

 

Graupner24s
Bellaphon A and microton receiver from 1958

 

Graupner25s
Electronic Bellaphon A

 

Graupner26s
Graupner Mikroton-receiver for Bellaphon A + B

 

Graupner27s
Graupner Mikrocombi from 1959

 

Graupner28s
Bellaphon B with Ultraton 1-channel receiver

 

Graupner29s
Electronic Bellaphon B

 

Graupner30s
Graupner Ultraton-Receiver from 1959

 

Graupner31s
Bellaphon 3-channel, 40,68 MHz from 1960

 

Graupner32s
Bellaphon 3 from 1961 with Polyton 3-channel receiver

 

Graupner33s
Graupner receiver Polyton 3 from 1960

 

Graupner34s
Bellaphon 1 channel A+B, 3 channel 27+40 MHz, 10channel

 

Graupner35s
Electronic Bellaphon 3-channel

 

Graupner36s
Bellaphon 10 with Polyton 10-recxeiver from 1960/61

 

Graupner37s
Schuhmacher telematic-Servo Alpha from 1957

 

Graupner38s
Schuhmacher telematic-Servo Beta 1958

 

Graupner39s
Elektronik Bellaphon 10-channel 27 MHz

 

Graupner40s
Electronic Bellaphon 10 1.Serial 40MHz

 

Graupner41s
Graupner Polyton 10 – receiver for Bellaphon 10

 

Graupner42s
Polyton 10 Receiver – inner life

 

Graupner43s
Graupner/Grundig 4-chaannel transmitter from 1962

 

Graupner44s
The case was originally a portable radio

 

 

Graupner45s
Graupner/Grundig 8-channel transmitter 1962

 

Graupner46s
Graupner/Grundig 2-channel pocket transmitter from 1963

 

Graupner47s
Graupner/Grundig 4-channel transmitter “S” from 1964

 

Graupner48s
receiver + gearshifts 1-2 und 3-4 + Servos

 

Graupner49s
Cover plate Variophon 10-channel 1. Serial

 

Graupner50s
Variophon / Grundig 10-channel transmitter “S” from 1965

 

Graupner51s
Cover plate Variophon 10 Kanal 2. Serial

 

Graupner52s
Graupner/Grundig 4-channel pocket transmitter 1966

 

Graupner53s
Varioton Commuter + gearshift 1-2, 1. design

 

Graupner54s
Receiver + Gearshifts 1-2; 3-4; 5-6; 7-8; 9-10

 

Graupner55s
Superhet + Gearshifts 1-2 and 3-4

 

Graupner56s
Bellamatic II – Servo from 1962

 

Graupner57s
Variomatic Servo from 1967

 

Graupner58s
Varioton “S” – Superhet-receiver from 1964

 

Graupner59s
Return flow regulator for Bellamatic II – Servo

 

Graupner60s
SERVOautoMATIC II Servo

 

Graupner61s
Graupner prototype Variophon P (Prop?)

 

Graupner62s
Graupner sample prototype TX-14

 

Graupner63s
Graupner/Grundig TX/RX-14 Prop-radio from 1966

 

Graupner64s
Elektronik TX-14

 

Graupner65s
Graupner/Grundig Varioprop-radio from 1968

 

Graupner66s
Varioprop 12-channel transmitter from 1970

 

Graupner67s
Graupner miniprop 4-radio, manufactured by O.S.

 

Graupner68s
Transmitter Varioprop 8S 27 MHZ

 

Graupner69s
Transmitter Varioprop 12 S 27 MHZ

 

Graupner70s
Varioprop 14S FM-radio in 35 MHZ

 

Graupner71s
Transmitter Varioprop Pro-Mix 35 MHZ

 

Graupner72s
Transmitter Varioprop Pro-Mix Expert

 

 

 

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