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Posted 1 year ago
mrmajestic1
(64 items)
I held on to this for years because I have always like the shape and detail.
It is a bezel for a Grigsby-Grunow Majestic radio model 70B or 180. Must be about 1930's or '40's.
The radio itself is from Ebay and posted by Paul's Vintage Parts. If this is not allowed I apoligize. I'm not trying to sell anything, but wanted to post a picture of the radio my bezel came from and this was the only one I could find and I wanted to cite the source.
I will remove the picture if it's against the conditions of Collector's Weekly.
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I think it's closer to the late 1920s but it's a great piece! I've never seen a serial number on an escutcheon before!
Thanks for the loves everyone.
Yes Bobber57 you are probably right about the age but without any help I would never know. Thanks again.