Posted 2 years ago
toolate2
(121 items)
This little Emerson was posted as part of a group shot while back and he got no love... He's from 1939-1940 or there abouts and he's made of an early plastic called Plaskon. Back in the day you had all kinds of different plastics vying for supremacy in the market place. Plaskon was one of them. Like most of those early plastic though, it had a lot of issues with shrinkage, and heat, and flaking, and cracking, and warping, and on and on... This one does have a long crack on top but otherwise it's very nice! Oh, and it plays real good...
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Thanks officialfuel! I love this little radio...
VERY COOL!!!
Thanks!
Great radio,it makes me think of the Montgomery Ward airline radio that my wife had in the late 40's growing up,and we still have. It doesn't work, and also has a crack.
Wendling, you should post it! Many here would love to see it...
Thanks BluVamp!!!
crack or no crack, looks great
Thanks REED and Bratjdd!!
Thanks chevy59!!
nice to see somthing as rare as this i also posted an montgomery wards Airline 74br-1502 bakelight model on here today i wish it were the plaskon model! though
Saw it! Loved it!! Thanks!!!
DCB's old Airline that is...lol...
Thanks again Wolf!
I like Plaskon ... Had the same radio and it had the same crack LOL....