Buzz Stone's Attic

Air Castle 5000 (1937)
This is a very scarce and beautiful radio: the Air Castle model 5000. This futuristic styled table radio is a deluxe super-het. This cabinet has beautiful Deco style lines. These radios rarely come up for sale. Air Castle radios were sold by Spiegel Inc. out of Chicago. It features a great looking dial that is stunning when lit. Add the ornate escutcheon along with the bright green, very responsive, tuning eye and you got a great looking radio! The cabinet has been nicely refinished. The chassis has been electronically restored. It plays and sounds great on AM and Shortwave bands. This hard to find radio is a real eye catcher and would be a great addition to any collection. An auxiliary input can be added to listen you phone or any aux device through the radio at no extra charge. 18"W x 10"H x 9"D. $425.00. (0150279)

Emerson CM-260 (1939)
Here is a chance to own a rare Emerson radio. It’s an Emerson model CM-260. This great looking set is a real eye catcher with the double grille design and beautiful veneers used in its construction. It has been professionally refinished and looks fantastic. This five-tube AM set, a Superheterodyne radio that has lots of power, picks up stations far and near with ease with its built-in loop antenna. The chassis is very clean and has been electronically restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors It has a lighted dial and a the original back cover. A great addition to any collection. 18"W x 10"H x 9"D. $325.00. (0150270)

Pilot 213 (1936)
This is a really remarkable radio from one of the finest radio manufactures of the 1930's: Pilot Radio. The radio is a beauty, with a dramatically ornate cabinet with a banding of hand laid inlays contrasting the walnut veneers. This large tombstone radio sports a hugely lit, (four bulbs) 6-inch and highly stationed dial. If you are a nighttime listener, the radio offers a dramatic effect as you change bands and different parts of the dial light up. Everything about this radio speaks quality. This expertly engineered, seven-tube radio (with two multi-purpose tubes), features AM and Shortwave bands. This radio is extremely sensitive and picks up stations all across the dial. The audio quality is outstanding as well coming from the high quality speaker Pilot Radios used. I have completely gone through this radio and electronically restored it. It performs like new. The radio is a tremendous player. Pilot radios are seldom seen and offered for sale. They made superior quality sets and when found collectors tend to hoard these coveted sets. Here is the opportunity to add one to your collection. 24"H x 12"W x 10"D. $1,125.00. (0150280)

Setchell-Carlson 416 (1946)
This great looking 1946 radio is nick named the "Frog Eye" radio because of its unique design. The neat little radio is a great size and would fit nicely on a bedside table or a nook in the kitchen. The chocolate brown swirled case is in excellent original condition with no cracks or chips and the chassis is excellent condition as well. The dial is lighted and looks fantastic at night when turned on. It has been electronically restored (all capacitors replaced, the tubes and resistors have been checked and replaced were necessary). Comes with a one year warranty. I will accept offers. 10"W x 7"H x 6"D. $165.00. (0150212)

Silvertone 9001 (1949)
This is a beautiful little Silvertone radio. The high style cabinet looks great without any cracks or chips. Sounds great too. Five tubes, AM reception. New power cord. Total electronic restoration plays strong and clear. Shipping is $25 in the continental US. Will be expertly packed and sent fully insured. This is fantastic little radio. 9"W x 6"H x 6"D. $130.00. (0150277)