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Admiral L51-K6 (1939)
Founded in 1934, Admiral was a huge presence in radio. The founder of the company sold his automobile and most of his home furnishings to bankroll his business. Admiral employed over 6,000 workers in its Chicago plant in the company's heyday. This Bakelite radio is a six-tube AM/SW swirl of color. The radio has great sound. It is recapped, resistors checked, aligned, and new power cord. It has a factory back cover.
$175.00. (1830011)
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Delco 1107
You may know AC Delco as an automotive radio company, but they made radios for the home as well. As dependable as a car radio had to be in the 1930's with primitive roads, the quality of their home radios was on the same standard. This radio receives AM, Shortwave and Police bands. It is quite a good performer!
$275.00. (1830005)
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Emerson 587B
This is an Emerson white Plaskon radio. The cabinet is in awesome condition. The radio has been electronically restored and is a strong player.
$185.00. (1830004)
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Emerson 652B (1950)
Little radio, with a big sound! Basic black Bakelite radio with gold knobs and accents. Recapped, resistors checked, aligned and a new black power cord.
$89.00. (1830012)
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Emerson CV-295 (1939)
This is an Emerson AM radio in a stunning Ingraham Cabinet. The radio sounds great, but this radio is all about the cabinet! Recapped, resistors checked, and new power cord. The radio came without a back, but does have a builtin antenna and easily tunes local stations.
$159.00. (1830013)
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Graymark 521 One-Tube Radio Kit
New in the box, unassembled one-tube radio kit. Graymark sold radio kits to the public and marketed kits for school projects. Rare!
$110.00. (1830016)
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Sentinel 314W
This is a Sentinel "Frog Eye" radio. The chassis in this radio mounts upside down. The Bakelite case has no cracks or defects. The radio has been electronically restored and it plays very nicely.
$119.00. (1830003)
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Silvertone 2015
Very stylish AM radio made from 1952-1956. This six-tube radio is recapped and plays very nicely. I discovered a hairline crack at the right side of the radio and have discounted the price accordingly. Prior to shipping I will superglue the crack inside the cabinet to stabilize it. It is hardly noticeable.
$50.00. (1830008)
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Silvertone 3351 (1940)
This radio is referred to as the Candy Cane Radio and sold as the "Commentator." The radio is an All American Five tube radio. It has been cleaned and recapped and plays strong. Designed by Arvin for Sears, there are several colors and styles of the radio. This one is Walnut Brown, complete and has the original yellow knobs for a splash of color!
$269.00. (1830007)
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Zenith 808
The pictures speak for themselves! This is one of the finest Art Deco designs offered by Zenith. This is a six-tube radio that receives AM and shortwave. It does require an antenna. The transformer radio has been electronically restored and a fuse has been added. Every Zenith collector should have one of these fine radios.
$599.00. (1830006)
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