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Posted 11 months ago
WinterWolf
(48 items)
These two Disney-themed clock radios from the early 60's seem to be almost everywhere you look. I've seen dozens of examples of them online and other places.
The one with Peter Pan & Snow White, et al. is the General Electric Model C2419A. It works perfectly and is in great condition. Many of this model that I have seen offered have faded or torn & peeling graphics so this was a real find.
The Micky Mouse radio is a different story. It's the General Electric Model C2418A which makes both of them virtually identical as far as physical construction and components go, but Mickey is much the worse for wear. The top of the case is heavily damaged, so much so that I have to display it on a high shelf. It also does not work. Mickey himself could use a bit of touch-up with some new paint. I think they are both charming and enjoy having them in my collection.
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