Some of My Antique Radios
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| Zenith Model 12-S-370. From about 1939. This was acquired from a home in Billings where it had, mostly likely, spent its entire life. And it works. |
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| Truetone. Model D-930. From about 1940. This was liberated from a thrift store in in St. Paul, MN in 1973. I have refinished the cabinet and cleaned up the chassis. It works well and sounds great. |
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| Silvertone. Metal case. I'm not sure of the year but this was the first radio that my parents owned back in the early 50s. Volume knob is missing but I think that I still have it buried in my "stuff." |
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| General Electric. Model E-155. The chassis evidently had a fire at some time in the past. The cabinet was some attractive so I went ahead and refinshed it. The knobs are not original, nor is the slide rule dial which I made on the computer. |
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| Coronado. Model unknown. Works. Not restored. |
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| RCA. Model 86-T. Not restored. Some chassis heat damage. Metal dial surround and plastic missing. |
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| Stromberg-Carlson. Model 1210. Console, radio, phono. 1948. This unit works. |
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| Hallicrafters. Model S-20. Metal case. |
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| Philmore. Model VC-1000. Crystal radio kit. |
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| Knight. Model unknown. Cabinet only. |
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| Sanyo. Model 7S-P5. Red case. Mid 60s. |
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| Sanyo. Model 7S-P5. Green case. Mid 60s. |
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