CLASSIC RADIO GALLERY

**WOOD RADIOS**

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Airline

Model 62-131, Montgomery Wards Airline, wood with black laquer and beautiful inlaid marquetry and interesting round airplane-style dial with 2 inset dials for volume and tone indicators, 1935

Atwater Kent

Model 82*, a large cathedral which was also available as a battery powered set (model 82Q), 1931.

Atwater Kent

Model 206*, The all-time classic tombstone. Atwater Kents were very well built. Fine tuning was even a feature on the 206.

Atwater Kent

Model 86, 1931.

Atwater Kent

Type TA Detector/Amplifier, 1923.

Belmont

Model 6D15* "Skyrover", unusual masonite pressboard construction, 1946.

Clarion

Model AC-85*, large cathedral, 1931.

Clarion

Model 470, 1933.

Corona

Model 209, 1930's.

Crosley

Model 48 "Elf", repwood, 1931.

Crosley

Model 54 "New Buddy", repwood, 1930.

Crosley

Model 5M4, 1933.

Dumont

Model RA-346, red and gold painted wood, 1956.

Emerson

Model 38*, 1930's.

Emerson

"Snow White" DB247, Repwood,1939.

Emerson

Model AR-165, Chairside radio-phono, AM and Shortwave with a 78 RPM phonograph and a storage compartment for record albums, what a boat!, 1937.

Empire

Model unknown*, 1930's.

Fada

Model 351, with original white finish, 1937.

General Electric

Model K-85, large console, AM and shortwave bands, (close-up of dial - 74K), 1933.

General Electric

Model E-105, 1936, interesting console with a great grille design and "Colorama" tuning - a red back-lit dial that turns green when a station is tuned in.

General Electric

Model 52, 1937, the wood version of the beautifully done bakelite Model 54.

Grebe

Model MU-1 Synchrophase, 1925.

Grunow

Model 460, made from birds eye maple,1935.
The radio on the right is a beautifully done, fantasy adaptation of the Grunow 460, the "ParroTone", used on Jimmy Buffett's radio station web site "Radio Margaritaville". (The radio images used on Radio Margaritaville are used under license from Classic Radio Gallery.)

Grunow

Model 588, with teledial "memory" tuning, 1940.

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