I should say my latest acquisition because I didn't really "find" this unit; it was given me by someone who knows my interest in antique radios who found it at a yard sale. It's an Airline model 62-367, a big seven-tube table model. I copied out the Rider service data for it from Nostalgiaair.org. How fortunate we all are that this service is available on the Internet. I spent most of today cleaning 75 years of dirt from the chassis, hosing the cabinet and letting it dry and sanitize in today's very hot sun, cleaning and lubing the controls, and preparing to install a new line cord. Tomorrow I'll change the electrolytic capacitors, reinstall the now clean tubes (including what appears to be the original Ward's 6G5), and give it a test firing up. I'll try to keep you advised as the restoration of this unit progresses. In the meantime, if anyone has any interesting comments or tips about the 62-367, please post.