with Robot dial and tuning eye. A stunning Deco set from 1939.
As found on the left. This floor model radio still needs some work, but the sound is fantastic with dual 6V6 output tubes.
Console radio on the right, also as found, still all original parts, never had a failure.. Plays like new, but will get new caps when I have time.
This is a nice gadget, tunes and sets the volume from most old tube AM radios. And does that wireless.
You'll need only one to tune a room full with radios all at once. A must have for the antique radio collector who wants to show off his collection the easy way!
The Empire State Radio from the Aussies. This is a late model from 1939 with a 4 octal tube set. No on/off switch on these sets, but what a nice Deco styling. This model has a bakelite back too.
It's a rather small cabinet with lots of detail. The cabinet is filled from top to bottom with a typical mid thirties design chassis.
Thank you Peter and Steve for all your info from down under!
a very nice Deco design with 4 small catalin presets.
Definately one of my favourites...
On the left from England.
On the right. I confess.. but isn't the chrome nice...
On the left with tuning eye.
On the right, like new.
on the left designed by John Vassos
On the right. Very dirty when found, but was easy to restore
On the left. A nicely designed radio with an eye for details.
On the right in a strong and simple deco design.
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