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Posted 2 years ago
Radio-Tony
(47 items)
I almost forgot about these Beauties!! This is my Crosley Bullseye Tube Radio Colection, I just love this design and the colors used. The Chartreuse was the first set I found at a Garage sale, so I had to hunt for evey color! The Black Ebony was the hardest to find.
Made in 1951 each Model had a model number for the color. They are: White 11-100u Dark Blue 11-101U Dark Green 11-102U Bright Orange-Red 11-103U Ebony 11-104-U Chartreuse 11-105U
So many Radios so little time..............................
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Check out this guys collection: http://www.collectorsweekly.com/user/decophobia
Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks! toolate2
Hi Steeltoad63..............You have a great Collection, I really like your race track Sparton Radio!!!!!!!!
kinda looks like the 50s dashboards
We had the dark blue one when I was growing up. That old radio had a lot of hours on it.
Radio-Tony; my previous "handle" was Steeltoad63 when I lived in Wash. State. We've relocated to Florida and I'm now posting as WinterWolf. And I STILL love your collection < drool! >
Welcome Back!!!! And thank you so much!