Generic Labeled Radio Knobs (Grunow, Truetone)

Labeled Knobs for Grunow, Truetone, and Other Generic-Brand Radios

Not every vintage radio used plain knobs. Grunow, Truetone, and a number of other brands from the 1930s and 1940s used knobs with inscribed function labels — VOLUME, TUNING, TONE, BAND SWITCH — molded directly into the knob face. When these knobs crack, shrink, or go missing, finding replacements is a genuine challenge. These reproduction knobs are molded with the correct inscribed labels and are available in brown or black, sold individually by label so you can replace exactly what's missing.

Individual or Full Set — Your Choice

Order by label and color to replace a single missing knob, or order the set of 4 with the lettering hand-colored in for a complete, finished front panel. Individual knobs ship with the lettering uncolored — this is intentional, so you can color-match to your existing set rather than receiving a knob that clashes with the others. The set of 4 comes with lettering already colored in for a ready-to-install result.

Available labels: BAND SWITCH, TONE, TUNING, VOLUME

Available colors: Brown, Black

Sold by Label and Color

Select your label and color from the options. One knob per order (or one set of 4 if the set option is selected). Fits a 1/4 in. shaft, secured with a set screw.

Dimensions:

• Width: 1 in.
• Thickness: 9/16 in.
• Shaft hole: 1/4 in.
• Mount: Set screw