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Posted 2 years ago
randolf5977
(4 items)
I bought this old Radio at an auction over 20 years ago and its been sitting in my attic. I came across it the other day while cleaning out some stuff to go to good will before Christmas. When i saw it over in the corner of the attic, it was like I'd found a lost treasure. Its funny how we acquire some things and store them in a closet or attic and forget about them, until oneday we rediscover them.
I love vintage pieces of history, so finding this radio was like a kid at christmas.
I don'y know a lot about this radio... except i did find a schematic on radiomuseum.org. I like to know if its a rare model? They didn't have a pic. on the radio museum web site. Any information would be appreciated!
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I just bought one of these. I will be posting pictures before long. In the meanwhile, I wanted to ask if yours has been restored yet. I will be restoring mine as time allows. It is complete except for no knobs. The cabinet and speaker grille cloth are in excellent condition. I would like to hear from anyone who has one of these or has experience/knowledge about it.