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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..............................
Tube RadiosIn the late 1800s the vacuum tube revolutionized the harnessing of electric…
Bakelite and Catalin RadiosWhen many people think of plastic Art Deco radios, the word Bakelite immedi…
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!