This piece has sold. Every radio and amp we restore is one-of-a-kind, so this exact unit won't come back in stock — but if you're looking for something similar, or want your own vintage radio or amp restored to this standard, get in touch about custom restoration work.
This silvertone radio from 1937 boasts a rare 10 tube chasis and AM-SW band, making it a desired find for radio enthusiasts. Its 40" tall cabinet is in its original finish and the replaced plastic escutcheon.
Large and impressive 10 tube 7 am Circuit onsole radio from 1937
Green Magic Eye
Unique Tele-Tuner
Cylinder Rotating Dial
Speaker Sound Direction Design
3.5 mm Input for a Bluetooth receiver, TV, LP, CD, electric guitar, etc. This aux input is controlled by tuning to a weak station or police band.
The chassis has been completely gone through. The tuner was removed, cleaned, and re-lubricated. All capacitors (except a few Mica) have been replaced, as well as all out-of-tolerance resistors, and all bad wiring. The tubes were checked, and any weak ones were replaced. The radio was then re-aligned to factory specifications and receives stations all across the dial.
The cabinet was cleaned and refinished to the original patina, re-stained, and various shades of toner were applied. It was then given several coats of lacquer.
PLEASE NOTE: This set is located in Sugar Grove, Illinois and can be picked up there.
Payment must be received BEFORE pickup or delivery is scheduled.
Commands attention wherever you put it – and that’s before you turn it on! It weighs 57 lbs.
Pick-up only on this radio. I can, however, hold it for you while you obtain shipping via either a courier, antique movers, or UShip, which seems to be the lowest cost. Contact us if you need help arranging shipping.
