Looking for Radio Info

1. Atwater Kent Model 60 radio was manufactured in 1929 and was painted with a brown wood grain finish. The model 60 also came in a various console cabinets and in a Kiel table version. This picture provided courtesy of Voice of the Twenties Museum.




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2. According to one Web sight,  The man Standing next to the second photo you show is Mr. Atwater Kent Himself . That photo was taken in 1927. So that's a good clue as to the production date.

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Model 33 in a Pooley Cabinet

Submitted by Tom on Thu, 05/28/2009 - 4:02pm.
The set is an Atwater Kent Model 33 in a Pooley 1700-R-2 cabinet. Pooley had a deal with AK -- customers could order from their line of radio cabinets, and then pick from any number of available AK sets to go in it. The cabinets cost anywhere from $190 to $240, and the radios $145 to 390. That was a pretty hefty sum in 1927 -- even more so when you consider that the delivered radio-cabinet set came without tubes or a battery, which the buyer had to purchase separately. 
Mr Kent appears to be showing off the latest model -- the 33 was manufactured in 1927, and the Pooley 1700 started production in 1926.

I am a web-page builder for the Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia. Currently, I am building a page for an article titled "Radio." The article discusses the rise of commercial radio in the Philadelphia region. I found these two great photos from the Library of Congress:
   

The LOC states that these are Atwater Kent radios, but there is not much more info. At this point, I'm not even sure if they are indeed Atwater Kent radios - I've searched several sites and hundreds of photos (at least it seems like hundreds . . . maybe just dozens) and I can not find these models. I was hoping that a member from this forum might be able to help.

Thank you!!

Melissa