New addition to my radio collection............

I went there and be Prepared to spend some time looking, they have in excess of 4000 radios, TVs, Phonos, stereo, portables, kits and amplifiers.
I also looked at photos, You can narrow your search by just looking at the tube count in one of the columns and also keying in just radios.

To make that even faster you could download all the pages into Excel And do sorts, by selecting the columns of tube count and radios.
Also There is a selection of showing Pictures in Google.

19&41 wrote:

Being a Philips, I'd bet Radiomuseum would be a sure bet for info.

Thanks for the tip. I will check that site out.

Being a Philips, I'd bet Radiomuseum would be a sure bet for info.

Hi all.......

The chap we bought this house from is a friend from long ago. He showed up this week with a radio that he had for ages and said I could have it if I wanted it, since he had no use for it. I kinda shuddered a bit when he told me he turned it on but only got some strange noises out of it, so he turned it off. He denied seeing any smoke or smelling any bad stuff when it was on, and knowing this guy, I believe him.

So, I now have to find the model number, and, hopefully instructions on restringing the dial cord. Aside from a rip at the bottom of the grill cloth, it's a pretty clean radio.

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