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Crosley 167 "Dual Fiver" (1934)
Lovely depression era five-tube eye catching mini cathedral. I suppose I'm prejudiced, but I think this is one of the finest looking cathedrals Crosley ever made. The front inlay veneers jump out and grab your eyes and the striking color contrast keeps your attention! This gorgeous cabinet was refinished using the very finest toning and finishing lacquers, producing a wonderful luster, accenting the beautiful veneer inlays and black accents. All the capacitors have been replaced with modern types, out of tolerance resistors replaced, tubes checked and replaced where needed, antenna lead installed, and a new fused power cord installed. Original knobs and new period correct replacement grille cloth. It plays very nicely on both the AM broadcast band and the now defunct Police band. Whether this will be your first cathedral radio, or you have many, this is sure to be a cornerstone of your collection! I do accept mailed checks and PayPal as payment. 14"H x 11-1/2"W x 7-3/4"D.
$315.00. (1390429)
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Delco R-1229 (1947)
This beautiful two-tone cabinet of mahogany and maple, with its color contrast, just jumps right out at you. The cabinet was refinished in lacquer by the previous owner, and it looks quite nice. Original back and knobs. All the capacitors have been replaced with modern types, out of tolerance resistors replaced, tubes checked and replaced where needed and a new fused power cord installed. This six-tube set picks up all my local and metro stations very well with its internal antenna and the sound is excellent, changeable tone control with treble or bass. An affordable radio that a good performer. 14"W x 8-1/4"H x 7-1/2"D.
$120.00. (1390428)
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Detrola 3042 (1939)
Lovely late depression Detrola with original grille cloth, knobs and back. Gold tone and brown dial with the popular "airplane style" dial pointer. Yes, in the day sets like this one with handles, were carried around from room to room within the home. The cabinet has been refinished using grain fillers, the very finest toning and finishing lacquers, thus producing a gorgeous luster. All the capacitors have been replaced with modern types, out of tolerance resistors replaced, tubes checked and replaced where needed and a new fused polarized power cord installed. Plays very nicely on the AM broadcast band. Hard to believe this beauty is 85 years young! 12"W x 8-1/2"H x 7"D.
$199.00. (1390417)
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Emerson DP-332 (1939)
A beautiful Emerson in the highly collectible Ingraham Cabinet that will add value to anyone's collection. The sound that emanates from its large speaker is just wonderfully warm and the big gold and black dial with the airplane style dial pointer draws your attention straight to this radio, original knobs, plus a new, clear dial cover from Mark Palmquest. The cabinet has been lovingly restored to closely match the color combinations as when it was new. All the capacitors have been replaced with modern types, out of tolerance resistors replaced, tubes checked and replaced where needed, antenna lead installed, and a new fused power cord installed and it plays nicely on the AM and both SW Broadcast band. I do accept mailed checks and PayPal as payment. 16-1/2"W x 10-3/4"H x 8"D.
$247.00. (1390425)
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Hallicrafters 5R10A (1951-1954)
I sold one of these a while back and kind of regretted selling it, as I had one as a kid and loved it. A wonderful small consumer type communication receiver, with multiple bands (AM broadcast from 540KC to 1650KC, the second band covers from 1.65MHz to 5.1MHz, the third band covers from 5MHz to 14.5MHz, the fourth band covers from 13MHz clear up to 31MHz). Original knobs, cardboard back and bottom with original labels. The metal cabinet has some wear, but less than you would imagine for 70+ year radio. All the capacitors have been replaced with modern types, out of tolerance resistors replaced, tubes checked and replaced where needed and a new fused polarized power cord installed. Plays very nicely on the AM/Shortwave bands using the attached wire antenna. 13"W x 7-1/2"H x 8-1/2"D.
$130.00. (1390422)
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Halson 25 (1937)
For its first debut on The Radio Attic is a Halson 25. Halson was the trade name for Hamilton Radio Corporation of New York City, NY. So much about this beautiful radio reminds me of Emersons of the day. Huge gold dial with a new Palmquist dial cover. The cabinet has been refinished using grain fillers, the very finest toning and finishing lacquers, thus producing a gorgeous luster. All the capacitors have been replaced with modern types, out of tolerance resistors replaced, tubes checked and replaced where needed and a new fused polarized power cord installed. Plays very nicely on the AM and shortwave bands with treble and bass tone adjustments. 14-1/2"W x 10"H x 6-1/2"D.
$149.00. (1390419)
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Howard 901-A (1946)
You just don't see many Howard radios around, even though the company got their start in the 1920's. Original knobs and this is one of the few wooden sets I've seen with a Bakelite louvered grille. The cabinet has been refinished using the very finest toning and finishing lacquers, producing a gorgeous luster. All the capacitors have been replaced with modern types, out of tolerance resistors replaced, tubes checked and replaced where needed, and a new fused polarized power cord installed. It plays very nicely on the AM broadcast band picking up all my local stations. I do accept mailed checks and PayPal as payment. 13"W x 7-3/4"H x 6-1/2"D.
$169.00. (1390411)
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Silvertone 4463 (1936)
This lovely cabinet was refinished using grain fillers, the very finest toning and finishing lacquers, producing a wonderful luster, accenting the beautiful veneer and black accents. All the capacitors have been replaced with modern types, out of tolerance resistors replaced, tubes checked and replaced where needed, antenna lead installed, and a new fused power cord installed. Three original knobs and one exact reproduction, and original grille cloth. It plays very nicely on all bands with more than ample volume and is a marvelous receiver. An audio input cable was added, plus comes with a new Bluetooth receiver for your enjoyment. I do accept mailed checks and PayPal as payment. Make this very special Sears Silvertone "Gold Jubilee" yours today! 16-1/2"W x 10-1/2"H x 9"D.
$370.00. (1390424)
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Stewart-Warner 13-5U3 (1939)
Nice Stewart-Warner in a hard to obtain model. Cabinet previously restored, so was polished and faux finish knicks were touched up. Original back and knobs with era correct replacement grille cloth. All the capacitors have been replaced with modern types, out of tolerance resistors replaced, tubes checked and replaced where needed and a new fused polarized power cord installed. It plays very nicely on the AM broadcast band picking up all my local stations. A large internal loop antenna lives up to "Magic Antenna" imprint on the rear cover. I do accept mailed checks and PayPal as payment. 14"W x 7-1/2"H x 7"D.
$219.00. (1390416)
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Zenith 6-S-527 (1941)
Gorgeous black dial pre-War Zenith. Their slogan "The quality goes in before the name goes on" certainly applies to this Zenith! The cabinet has been lovingly refinished, the very finest toning and finishing lacquers, producing a gorgeous luster, paying homage to the original detailed factory finish with its pinstriped bands of veneer and elaborate speaker grille. The set retains its original white "Z" knobs, push buttons, grille cloth and back cover. All the capacitors have been replaced with modern types, out of tolerance resistors replaced, tubes checked and replaced where needed and a new fused polarized power cord installed. Sounds very nice with its 4-inch speaker on the AM broadcast band using its internal antenna, pulling in all my local stations and shortwave (5.5-18.5 MC) is best using the external wire antenna, included. 15-1/2"W x 8-1/2"H x 7"D.
$287.00. (1390426)
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