From the Shack of W7JHS
<--- Cormac in 1959 Real Radios Glow in the Dark!
<--- Cormac in 1959 Real Radios Glow in the Dark!
Real Radios Glow in the Dark!
Old Wood Radios
Several years ago I was really into restoring old wood radios. Most of the collection is long gone, some to other guys in the 3870 group.
I have a few left and they will probably stay around. No good old fashioned AM radio stations left around here anymore so they don't get run very often, some not for years and a couple of them are in need of minor repair.
The top one is a classic Zenith Tombstone model 5S-29 from 1935. The big one is a Zenith 10A1.
The small one is a Zenith 5R216 which dates back to 1938 and the big one is a 1930 Majestic 90B TRF receiver for which I have an original operator's manual.
Stromberg-Carlson Model 60
Silvertone R71
Magnavox - complete with 78 rpm albums!
I have a few left and they will probably stay around. No good old fashioned AM radio stations left around here anymore so they don't get run very often, some not for years and a couple of them are in need of minor repair.
The top one is a classic Zenith Tombstone model 5S-29 from 1935. The big one is a Zenith 10A1.
The small one is a Zenith 5R216 which dates back to 1938 and the big one is a 1930 Majestic 90B TRF receiver for which I have an original operator's manual.
Stromberg-Carlson Model 60
Silvertone R71
Magnavox - complete with 78 rpm albums!
