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RCA Theremin AR-1264
I am now offering my rare 1929 RCA
Theremin for sale. Complete with it's companion Radiola 106
speaker.
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Crosley
"Gemchest"
model 609
From my project shelf, one of Crosley's first all electric radios.
It's time for someone else to take care of this little "Gem". I
offer it as found, not working. I carefully "fired" it up, tubes
light, produces a minor static sound but no play. The
speaker has been replaced (Crosley had a bad run of these early
speakers due to poor Pot Metal). The color is the proper
shade by someone in the past has re-painted it. I include my
vintage poster ad for this
radio in the deal.
Year: 1927
Cabinet: metal, painted
Dial: back lighted window type
Back: n/a
Finish: re-painted
Knobs: one does not look right, I think the center & right
are original
Chassis: very clean
Tuning type: capacitance, TRF
Power transformer: yes
Grille cloth: not sure, may have been replaced
No. of tubes: 7
Electronic condition: not working properly
Flaws, cracks, blems : nothing significant other than
re-paint
Frequency coverage: AM, standard broadcast
Measurements (approx): 35"h x 19"w x 11"d
Standing weight: 65 lb
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Zenith 12-A-58
model 12A58
also known as the Baby or Poor Man's "Stratosphere"
From my collection this is one of my personal favorites. I did a
complete
restoration
and it was professionally re-finished 15 years ago. It still performs
and sounds excellent as I enjoyed listening to it all evening long
after I did the photo shoots.
Year: 1936
Cabinet: walnut/burl
Dial: lighted, very colorful
Back: n/a
Finish: re-finished
Knobs: original
Chassis: very clean
Tuning type: capacitance, super-het
Power transformer: yes
Grille cloth: replaced (somewhat similar to original)
No. of tubes: 12
Electronic condition: restored, excellent
Flaws, cracks, blems : nothing significant
Frequency coverage: AM, standard broadcast + 2 shortwave
bands
Antenna requirements: long-wire
Measurements (approx): 42x25x16"
Standing weight: 89 lb
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Zenith (7S240 "bookshelf)
model
7-S-240 "Chair-side" or "Arm Chair radio"
Another fine radio from my collection which has been a proud
part of my living room furniture for the last 10 years. Professionally re-finished
(By Gary Marvin) and
electronically restored (by yours truly) It performs and sounds
excellent.
Year: 1938
Cabinet: walnut
Dial: Zenith "Robot Dial", motorized w/tuning eye
Back: original finished wood
Finish: re-finished
Knobs: original
Chassis: like new
Tuning type: capacitance, super-het
Power transformer: yes
Grille cloth: original, excellent
No. of tubes: 7
Electronic condition: restored, excellent
Flaws, cracks, blems : nothing significant
Frequency coverage: AM, standard broadcast + 2 shortwave
bands
Antenna requirements: long-wire
Measurements (approx): 23x23x16"
Standing weight: 51 lb.
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Atwater Kent
Radio
model 559
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for details
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Zenith Radio
model 7-S-363
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Zenith
model 10-S-153
circa 1937
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Lyric
(a Wurlitzer product)
model H
circa 1930
circa, 1930 small console radio, click
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details.
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Grebe
model AH-1
circa 1930
small console radio, click
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details.
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