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I needed a radio for a 1920s living room... With over 50 centimeters in length, it was like its own little piece of furniture. Gravor Orchestra loudspeaker, - A German brand from the 1920s. This one is powered by a battery. Found a price quote for radios in the mid-1920s, where the cheapest, (in today's money value) cost $ 450 up to $ 4,500. It was apparently common to order the components, make the box and assemble the radio yourself to save money. Take a look at this…
The Philco Model 90 is the most desired cathedral radio of all time in the eyes of many collectors. Designed by Edward Combs, its classic lines epitomize the cathedral style, which became wildly popular in the 1930s. Model 90 Supersedes Model 20 In 1930, the year before the Model 90's introduction, Philco had scored a home run with its "midget" Model 20, a tabletop radio with a rounded cathedral cabinet, offering the same performance as much larger console radios in a smaller, cheaper…
Highly Marbleized Blue Emerson AU-190 Catalin Radio | Radios | Decophobia | 20th Century Design
Rare Catalin Emerson AU-190 'Tombstone' radio from 1937 in a stunning highly marbleized blue cabinet. This radio is absolutely stunning + seldom found in this color. The beautiful highly blue swirled Catalin cabinet is marbleized with tones of yellow, clear + blue that add depth to an already beautiful radio. Radio cabinet is in perfect condition with no cracks, chips, tube burns or repairs. The three matching blue catalin knobs are original to the radio and have no cracks, chips, or…
A commercial radio broadcaster for 30 years, Ed ' s career in radio also included management positions. Description from antiqueradio.com. I searched for this on bing.com/images
Atwater Kent 82 Cathedral (1932) - SOLD! - item number 0961099
This is a fine original example of the most desired Atwater Kent cathedral radio. The company had a reputation for making the finest radios of this er... Main view.
Zenith 10S130 complete! (510824) - Antique Radio Forums
Image (id510824) from the 'Zenith 10S130 complete!' topic on Antique Radio Forums. #radio #antiqueradios #vintageradio #oldradios #vintage #nostalgia #retro #antique
(A radio advertisement in 1925). The invention of the radio brought the world together by sharing news, sports, and music. It provided inexpensive entertainment for the whole family to enjoy, and enabled previously regional music such as jazz and country, to reach a much greater audience, thus sparking the dance age. By the end of 1929 over one-third of Canadian households had a radio. It enlightened people on the daily news in the world and introduced them to new music, making the 1920s…
Antique Radios, Wireless, Crystal Sets, Tubes, and Valves
Stone Vintage Radio describes early radio from Marconi to the 1960s. Its covers antique radio, wireless, tubes, valves, crystal sets, and battery radios. Included in the virtual museum are hundreds of pictures, images, and descriptions of antique radios, articles, FAQ, Sell, and Buy a radio.
