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 THIS RADIO HAS BEEN SOLD! |
| There are a number of antique radios that look like treasure chests, but I believe this is the earliest, and best of them all. I have seen three of these sets in my 40+ years of collecting. The maker is unknown, and this set is the best of the three. This metal cased set uses two 224A tubes, a 235, 80 rectifier (280 printed on socket), and a 47 output tube (247 printed on socket). So you know this was early 1930s. This set was restored in 2004 by Radio Attic's own John Hartman of Antique Electric Radios. As a tribute to John's skills, it plays well when tested. 12"W x 8"H x 7-1/2"D. |
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THIS RADIO HAS BEEN SOLD! |
| There are a number of antique radios that look like treasure chests, but I believe this is the earliest, and best of them all. I have seen three of these sets in my 40+ years of collecting. The maker is unknown, and this set is the best of the three. This metal cased set uses two 224A tubes, a 235, 80 rectifier (280 printed on socket), and a 47 output tube (247 printed on socket). So you know this was early 1930s. This set was restored in 2004 by Radio Attic's own John Hartman of Antique Electric Radios. As a tribute to John's skills, it plays well when tested. 12"W x 8"H x 7-1/2"D. |
Reported sold on October 21, 2018 Listed price on date of sale - $395.00 |
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