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i was wondering if anyone can give me any infomation on this tube radio
it has a glass tuner that lights up on the top
it still works
has 4 knobs on the front
has a fm and am button like thing on both sides of glass.
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its a Philips, smaller version of my Philips both were made around the mid 1950s pretty rare i think .
Philips made some beautiful radios . Love the exposed glass dial .
A nice Philips radio and rare to find with the glass dial intact! As you can plainly see it was very easy to break the top dial. I also believe the dial was lit from the bottom of the glass which made the dial details light up.