Packard-Bell 551 (1948)  ON SALE!   This exceptional 1948 portable was offered with brown Bakelite trim. The radio was sold in Bakelite, Plaskon or wood cupboard with Bakelite or Plaskon trim. The dial is simply product of thick paper. I could only find a couple of illustrations or photos of this radio on line. There may perhaps are already a thin probably Plaskon body around the dial.
 BC + 1SW. This is among the more difficult to locate Ingraham Cabinet Emersons with an attractive inlaid veneer pattern and an oversize backlit dial with original knobs.
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 JB Weld... a radio restore male's best friend! This is a beautiful creamy brown and seriously swirled Bakelite Arvin. I've had it for quite some time and repaired it quite a while in the past. There is a tiny and very restricted hairline on the top entrance in the middle. You may hardly see it. The JB Weld restore, naturally, is completed on The within, from sight.
Majestic 331 Grand Cathedral (1933)Â Â Â The radio is just one I have not seen before other than in textbooks, as it's a surprising cathedral with an exotic veneered entrance As well as in a Gothic European church look. The radio is in manufacturing facility original ailment with a highly ornate speaker cloth design and style. There is one particular tiny imperfection which would not detract through the Visible effect and the radio retains the factory put in Wooden and embossed knobs.
Aiwa AR-112 (1964)  ON SALE!   This is a pleasant, considerable desk radio from Aiwa that characteristics AM/FM along with a durable chrome top rated manage. It is a twelve-transistor design meant for every day use. This radio plays well with four "C" cell batteries. Furthermore, it features the original box and Styrofoam insert. The box is worn and tattered but it's certainly a lot better than getting no Screen box!
Belmont 526 "Scotty" (1938)Â Â Â It would be an interesting project to see now lots of radio providers experienced a product known as the "Scotty." Probably not, but we are able to agree that Many of them are uncommon and collectable. This Belmont 526 is no exception; you simply don't see them occur up That always (although We have now it as well as a Remler "Scottie" on our web page at the moment). The Belmont Model is usually a 5-tube, AM only established with push-button station selectors.
FM Radio Vehicle   Made by the same company that provides OG Dolls. Here's a modern and stylish looking pink with shiny chrome accented Activity convertible which will carry most of the 18-inch dolls to anywhere they wish to go, to some picnic with close friends, possibly website into the Seaside but anywhere they go they are going to have some fun.
 Great project radio. It's a Toshiba produced multiband set and is also massive and solid. It's got a wonderful slab of reverse paint that's eye catching to say the least.
Western Air Patrol 136T (1935)Â Â Â Here is a remarkably abnormal and scarce mantle design and style radio. The radio was made by Gamble-Skogmo in Los Angeles for Western Car Stores. In the 1930's, normally radios were presented for sale to shoppers though they waited for repairs being made for their automobiles. Alternatively a captured audience and somewhat frequent performed by Many others like Common Motors. This radio is a complicated six-tube super-het giving four bands along with a outstanding standard of electronics.
Airline 64WG-1511A (1946)Â Â Â A scarce supplying is this Montgomery Wards Airline radio of 1946. It looks like Mother just brought it residence from your Wards retailer. 6 tubes and The inner antenna pull in stations extremely well. The dial is gorgeous and nicely lighted.
Bearcat BC300 Scanner (1980)Â Â Â Bearcat scanners have normally been the preferred and this one also has the original house owners handbook.
Dumont RA346 Clock Radio (1956)Â Â Â For the people with an eclectic flare in radios I have absolutely the livin' finish! From '56 along with the mad scientists at DuMont Labs - less the tail fins - comes this more info clock radio that demands attention and doubtless will get it usually! Gingerbread operates, also!
 What is your sweet tooth fancy...vanilla, Most likely? You bought it! This ivory website GE reminds me of the various scoop sundae of vanilla ice product without the chocolate, purple cherry and nuts! This GE is totally stunning with and an RF part for included frequency strength!