Anyone a vintage radio buff? I haven’t a clue here, just a [URL removed] 50’s?
Any other info is helpful, too, of course, such as how much it might worth? But knowing the age seems key.
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I think the above pic is clickable, if I did that right.
p.s. I gotta say I love Bonanza Roundtable…so many knowledgeable folks and folks willing to share any tidbits they may know to help one on their searches and investigations. Thank you in advance, again. ;)
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TimsDiamondWillow Reputation: 910 See TimsDiamondWillow's booth |
Whoa! That pic is huge! lol.
[URL removed] all your answers are awesome. Thank you so much.
It’s times like these I just can’t bring myself to vote any one answer as the best ;)
Cheers, ya’all!
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TimsDiamondWillow Reputation: 910 See TimsDiamondWillow's booth |
I’ll send it to my son in Germany. He might be able to
answer your question. He used to cellect those.
YES, my son got back with me – he [URL removed] Early 50s.
So, 1949 is correct too :)
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EuropeanGoodies Reputation: 1165 See EuropeanGoodies' booth |
There’s a Zenith like yours on this website, says it’s from 1949.
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TimeSpanTreasures Reputation: 956 See TimeSpanTreasures' booth |
If I remember correctly the cord should be fabric type not the one on it. They frayed at the plug end and had to be replaced, which this seems to have been done with yours.
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Reader Reputation: 51 See Reader's booth |
The brown part of the case appears to be Bakelite.
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Ms_Prissys_Patterns Reputation: 366 See Ms_Prissys_Patterns' booth |
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