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Gallery of Casket Radios
Early 1920s (usually battery-powered) radios, in cabinets resembling burial caskets. Most cabinets were wood, a few made of metal. Some later models were AC-powered. Those of you annoyed by this definition are welcome to make an offer to purchase the Radio Attic and change this definition.

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Apex "Super 5"
Apex "Super 5"
$300.00

Freshman Masterpiece
Freshman Masterpiece
$325.00

Kolster K-6
Kolster K-6
$270.00

Mohawk Receiver (1925)
Mohawk Receiver (1925)
$335.00

Over the Top One-Off Antique Radio Receiver
Over the Top One-Off Antique Radio Receiver
$750.00

Radiola 18 (1928)
Radiola 18 (1928)
$25.00

Radiola III
Radiola III
$400.00

RESAS Type ST "Tone-A-Dyne"
RESAS Type ST "Tone-A-Dyne"
$249.00

Sparton 5-26
Sparton 5-26
$375.00
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