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This model AU213 is a real favorite among Emerson “Ingraham” cabinet radio collectors. This Saknoffsky designed from 1938 and is a mini-tombstone measuring a mere 11.8 inches high and just under 9 inches wide. It is also known as the “Hunchback” because of the cabinet side profile. This 213 is considered a very desirable and relatively rare model and is a “must have” for an Emerson Ingraham collector. This radio is 100% original and complete right down to the rear panel which is almost always missing. As you can tell by the pictures, it is in fantastic condition.
Art Deco RadiosThe Art Deco era brought new designs and materials to radio manufacturing, …
For any of these to have survived at all with the veneer finishes still in tact like this is amazing. I have my parents old tabletop veneer radio and it is fried! Course they stored it in the attic for years. Great radio!
Forget what I just said, this is my absolute favorite!!!