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| These are recent additions to my collection. Check the For Sale page for duplicates. | Page: 1 2 3 |
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AWA FISK Radiolette
(1934)
Modeled on the Australian Wireless Association's office building in Sydney, this Radiolette is typical of the Empire State skyscraper style of the Thirtiees. It is very rare especially with the complete bakelite back. The shine and condition of the bakelite is outstanding. |
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Crosley 501A
(1946)
Sharp looking Crosley Model 501A from 1946. Uncommon model. |
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Detrola 197
(1938)
Here is a combination I guarantee you won't see very often. An original Detrola Pee Wee radio in its original box. It gets even better then that- the radio came with all its original tags and paperwork. |
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Dewald B506
(1948)
Another Dewald to add to the collection. Nice plaskon cabinet without any damage (not easy to find) |
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Emerson 20A
(1933)
Emerson Model 20A from 1933. One of the earliest Emerson radios in my collection. Almost perfect condition. Bakelite case has great detailing and styling. |
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Emerson 706
(1952)
Cute little Emerson Model 706 from 1952. |
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Emerson 7-BW-179-15
The wood case on this small Emerson is extremely nice. The radio plays perfectly.. |
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Emerson CS272
(1939)
I was in the right place at the right time to pick this up at a local Hamfest for the amazing price of $10. It is one of the better looking Emersons from 1939 and the cabinet is by Ingraham who is one of the high end furniture/cabinet makers. It took very little effort to get it to play perfectly. |
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FADA 119
(1940)
Nice looking FADA Model 119 radio that I found at a local hamfest. This model came in either a bakelite or wood cabinet, but I think the wood is much better looking. Sounds good too!. |
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FADA 260G
(1936)
Beautiful plaskon case with full FADA back. |
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