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Catalin Sonora Radio KM "Coronet" in Yellow + Pastel Blue

Rare + Striking Seen Color Combination for a Catalin Sonora KM

Catalin 1941 Sonora KM "Coronet" in butterscotch with pastel blue in a seldom seen color combination for this model Art Deco radio. This radio is one of the 3 factory colors produced in 1941 by Sonora Radio of Chicago, Illinois, the colors were alabaster/pastel blue, alabaster/pastel-green and alabaster/maroon. This rare Catalin radio has no cracks, chips, repairs, or tube burns to the cabinet or original trim. The radios original pastel blue trim has been hand cut/polished by Decophobia and has an incredible gloss to it. Radio has original trim, mesh grill cloth and back panel. Radio measures approximately: 9" wide by 5.5" high by 5.25" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Ebony Sparton 517-B Radio Walter Dorwin Teague Art Deco Design

Rare Ebony Lacquer with Chrome Trim Sparton Radio

Rare 1936 517-B Sparton "Cube" with the ebony lacquer finish + chrome trim is seldom a seen Art Deco radio. Manufactured by the Sparks-Withington Company of Jackson, Michigan and was the creation of renowned industrial designer Walter Dorwin Teague. This model radio was one of three finishes available in 1936: wood, ivory and ebony. Of the three, the 517-B in ebony is the only one that was available with chrome stripes and the ribbed knobs also with chrome inserts, a feature that in my opinion sets it quite apart from all the other cube radios of the period. This is truly a striking radio to look at. Radio retains the original manufacturers label affixed to chassis showing the model # as 517-B, the original grill cloth in wonderful condition with only minimal wear consistent with age. This radio has been carefully restored back to its original state, black lacquer has a beautiful sheen. The 3 chrome strips are orignal to the radio and are in very good original condition with light surface wear consistent with age and use. The Art Deco dial scale has some mild fading on the red numerals, which is common on this model. Knobs are original to the set + are the same ones used on other Teague designed models such as the mirror 557 and 558 models. Speaker is the original "Sparton Reproducer". Radio measures approximately 13.5" wide x 12.5" high x 9" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Garod "Commander" 6AU-1 Catalin Radio in Bright Red with Yellow

Beautiful Highly Marbleized Bright Red Garod "Commander"

Rare Bright Watermelon Red + Yellow Catalin Garod model 6AU-1 "Commander" made by the Garod Radio Corporation in 1945. This sleek Art Deco catalin radio has a streamlined design emphasized with the wrap-around grill. The bright red cabinet with it's intense marbleizing adds to the display quality of this radio. This is the most marbleized red Garod Commander that I have owned. The bright red color is brought out even more with its contrasting yellow trim. The radio is in original, untouched condition, and is just a stunning example of this Catalin Garod model. The cabinet + trim have no cracks, burn marks, repairs, or chips and all trim pieces are original to the radio. This set retains its original cardboard back which is in great condition. This is an exceptional and rare tube radio that looks like it has been well cared for showing small light scratches consistent with light use. It would make a great addition to any Radio or Art Deco Collection. Radio measures approximately: 11" Wide x 6.5" High x 6" Deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician prior to use.
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Zenith Model 812 Art Deco 1935 Radio - The 811 Export Version

Rare Zenith 812 Export Version Radio with Bold + Radical Deco Styling

The curved + asymmetrical design of the Zenith 812 (The 811 Export Version) tombstone radio makes for an ultra rare + unusual model that is a stunning example of Art deco design. This asymmetrical design was radical in a time when rectangular tombstone radios and furniture-like consoles were stylish and loved by all, thus making this model an elusive find today. Also adding to the rarity is the low production number of 1,154 units and a relatively fragile construction of the cabinet. There are a few differences between the 811 (chassis 5609) + the 812 export model (chassis 5608): The model 812 dial scale is shown entirely in meters while the model 811 displays frequency in kilocycles, see close-up of dial. Other features of this set include: the introduction of Triple Filtering and reception of domestic + foreign broadcasts. This radio retains the original finish in very nice condition with some signs of use consistent with age. The book-matched veneer on the front of the radio makes a 'V' design that further intensifies the Art Deco elements in the radios design. The Cabinet is structurally sound. All components are original including the correct speaker (SPEC.3448//49 87//3000 OHMS), wood back panel(with serial #), grille cloth + wooden knobs. Chassis retains the original metal and paper tags with model, serial number and safety info attached to the back of chassis. Cabinet has the manufactures paper label inside the cabinet. More photos of the radio are available by request. This incredible radio would make a great addition to a any high-end radio or Art Deco collection. Radio measures approximately: 17.25" High by 12" Wide by 8.5" Deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete, the plug is European. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician prior to use.
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Plaskon Kadette "Topper" Deco Radio - RARE

Seldom Seen Kadette Topper Radio in White with Brown

Kadette "Topper" Radio designed by Barnes + Reinecke This unusual plaskon/bakelite radio with gold metal mesh speaker grille at the top is known as the "Topper". This extremely unusual designed radio was made in limited numbers for a for a short time and is therefore rare to find.
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Catalin DeWald "Harp" A-501 Radio in Marbled Sand w/ Brown Pinwheel Knobs

Great Example of a DeWald "Lyre" in a Rare Color Combo

Beautiful and incredibly marbleized sand colored case and brown trim Catalin DeWald model A-501 "Lyre" is a magnificent, exquisitely crafted Art Deco radio. Manufactured circa 1940s by DeWald Radio Mfg Corp, out of New York. This stunning model has to be one of the most musically inspired radio designs and because of this has become known to collectors as the "Lyre" or "Harp" DeWald. The Catalin has a deep shine, rich color and glow and also has exceptionally striking yellow, orange + brown colorful marbleizing. The radio is in original, untouched condition, and is just a stunning example of this DeWald model. This beautiful set is in great condition with no chips, tube burns or repairs. Cabinet has one hairline crack coming off of the right rear screw-hole going to the back of the cabinet - this in no way detracts from the beauty of this radio as it can only be seen when looking closely. The brown pinwheel knobs are original and still have the original felt washers behind them to protect the cabinet. The radio retains its original reverse painted curved dial glass also in excellent condition and the gold herringbone pattern grill cloth shows only a small amount of wear. Cardboard back panel and manufacturers sticker are still present. This is truly a remarkable radio in excellent condition. This radio measures approximately: 9.75" wide by 6.25" high by 5.5" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Rare FADA "All-American" Catalin Bullet Radio Series 200 - Red, White + Blue

Seldom Seen All Original "All-American" Series FADA Bullet

Extremely Rare + Beautiful all original Art Deco FADA "All-American" Bullet Streamliner Series 200/189 with a yellow cabinet, marbleized blue dial bezel + bright red marbleized Catalin handle and knobs. This model was probably produced by FADA Radio to compete with the Emerson Patriot, another Catalin radio issued in the red-white-blue color combo. This radio styling epitomizes 1940’s Streamline design. Its sleek, rounded lines suggest speed and practicality, hallmarks of streamlined industrial design from those years. FADA produced many radios and televisions over the years, but its Catalin radios, particularly the "Bullet" are the best-known models. The Catalin cabinet has taken on a beautiful and even butterscotch patina and is all-original. The original blue marbleized dial bezel and bright red trim adds contrast and style to this stunning example of a FADA Bullet model. The glossy Catalin cabinet is perfect and has beautiful faint marbleizing that really adds depth to the cabinet. The cabinet is in excellent condition with no cracks, chips, breaks, stress lines, repairs or tube burns. This radio is as clean as one can be found and would truly make a great addition to any radio or Deco collection. The original lapis lazuli blue(aged to green) Catalin dial ring is original and correct to the radio and also in great condition with no cracks, stress lines, chips, breaks, burns or repairs. The red 200 Series sharp edged gumdrop knobs and handle are original to the radio. The early style grill cloth mounted with the pattern running vertically is original and in great condition. The 200 Series gold gemloid dial face with different numbering + triangular station markers is different from the standard Model 100 is in great bright condition. Radio retains the original and correct stickers on the bottom of the cabinet, + cardboard back panel in great condition. This beautiful FADA has been well taken care of and has very few small scratches consistent with light use. Radio measures approximately: 10.25" wide by 6.25" high by 5.5" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Catalin FADA 252 "Temple" Radio in Blue + Butterscotch w/ Great Marbling

Stunning + Rare Example of a Blue Highly Swirled FADA Catalin 252 Temple

Rare Art Deco Blue with Butterscotch FADA 252 Series "Temple" Catalin radio with incredible marbling. The original green patina on this radio is beautiful - radio has only been lightly polished to a high gloss. The green(blue) colored cabinet has veins of yellow with tones of blue running through it that makes this an incredible example. The 252 Series was part of the 1940-1941 FADA radio lineup. The 252 Series has large gumdrop knobs, different dial glass, 3 grooves that run around the radio + the early style gold/silver grill cloth. This rare Catalin radio has no cracks, chips, nicks, repairs, or tube burns. Radio has original trim, early gold/silver fabric grill cloth in great condition, original 252 dial glass and Masonite back panel. This is truly an incredible radio that would make a great addition to any collection. Radio measures approximately: 10.85" wide by 6.75" high by 5.75" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician prior to use.
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FADA Catalin L-56 Radio in Incredible Translucent Onyx - All Original

Stunning Example of a Rare + Early FADA Catalin L-56 Model

Great Catalin FADA L-56 in translucent onyx with matching wrap-around grille and knobs. This Art Deco Catalin model made in 1939 by FADA Radio + Electric Company has a beautiful design and size. This onyx Catalin example is all original and in great condition with a beautiful glossy finish. All trim is original to radio and in perfect condition. Cabinet has no cracks, chips, tube burns or repairs. Radio retains the original bottom paper label with the original handwritten "X" for the Onyx color code. Radio measures approximately: 9" wide by 5.5" high by 4" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Catalin FADA L-56 Radio in Plum + Butterscotch - Great Art Deco Design

Great Early Wrap-Around FADA L-56 Catalin Radio

Great Catalin FADA L-56 in maroon/plum with butterscotch wrap-around grille and knobs. This Art Deco Catalin model made in 1939 by FADA Radio + Electric Company has a beautiful design and size. This maroon + butterscotch Catalin example is all original and in great condition with a beautiful glossy finish. All trim is original to radio and in perfect condition. Catalin cabinet has 1 tiny chip at the cardboard back retaining screw hole. This in no way deters from the rarity and beauty of this Art Deco radio. Cabinet has no cracks, or repairs. Radio retains the gold bottom label with the original handwritten "MA" Maroon/Alabaster color code. Radio measures approximately: 9" wide by 5.5" high by 4" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Emerson EP-375 Catalin Radio "5+1" in Lapis-Lazuli Blue

Incredible Electric Blue Emerson 5+1 Catalin Radio

Rare and highly desirable lapis-lazuli blue Art Deco 1941 Emerson EP-375 "5+1" Catalin radio. The electric blue cabinet has veins of white + clear running through it that makes the radio stand out from others. The Catalin case has spectacular marbleizing and has been cut/polished back to its original factory color of bright blue with white swirls. Radio has original grill bars and repro knobs. Catalin cabinet is perfect with no cracks, chips, or repairs. Radio has one small interior crack at one of the screw holes that does not show and a mild tube burn caused by the proximity of the tubes to the Catalin cabinet. Dial plastic is original and free of hazing. Radio measures approximately: 9.5" wide by 5.75" high by 4.75" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician prior to use.
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Catalin FADA 1000 Radio "Bullet" in Onyx + Butterscotch

Rare Art Deco Perfect FADA 1000 Open Face Catalin Radio in Onyx with Yellow

All original FADA "Open Face Bullet" Streamliner radio Model 1000 in Onyx + Butterscotch Catalin. The "open face" Bullet model is seldom seen + is rare, as production was low. This radio styling epitomizes 1940's Streamline design with its sleek rounded lines that suggest speed and practicality, hallmarks of streamlined industrial design from those years. FADA produced many radios and televisions over the years, but its Catalin radios, particularly the "Bullet" are the best-known models. The beautiful onyx Catalin cabinet has faint dark brown + orange marbleizing and a beautiful transparency with the butterscotch trim, which, adds contrast and style to this stunning example of a FADA Bullet Streamliner model. This onyx + yellow FADA 1000 has no cracks, chips, nicks, repairs, or tube burns. Radio has original trim, early gold + silver fabric grill cloth, and back panel all in great condition. The Art Deco gold "Gemloid" dial face is bright and has no paint wear. Clear dial plastic cover is a replacement. Radio measures approximately: 10.25" Wide by 5.5" Deep by 6.5" High. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician prior to use.
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Emerson "Patriot" 400 Catalin Radio in White Norman Bel Geddes Art Deco Design

Great Polar White Catalin Emerson "Patriot" by Industrial Designer Bel Geddes

Bright Polar White Catalin Art Deco Emerson "Patriot" Radio model FC-400 designed in 1940 by industrial designer Norman Bel Geddes. With war looming over Europe and becoming an increasing threat to the USA, this radio's theme struck a chord with American radio buyers, who turned it into a best seller for Emerson. Bel Geddes sought to promote American technology, industry, and identity, through the use of the stars-and-stripes design of the radio. This "Patriot" design in turn helped bolster national pride during the difficult years of the Great Depression. The bright white Catalin cabinet has been cut/polished back to its original factory color by Decophobia and has a beautiful gloss. Radio cabinet is in perfect condition with no cracks, chips, or repairs. This model's fragile tenite/plastic grill, which is prone to deterioration, is original and in beautiful condition showing only a mild warp. Red Plaskon "Star" knobs and handle are original with only some small stress-lines on the handle. The Emerson decal and dial plastic are perfect replacements. Radio measures approximately: 10.75" wide by 7.25" high by 5.50" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician prior to use.
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Motorola Catalin "S-Grill" Radio 51x15 Rare Red + Black Art Deco Beauty

Rare Stunning Motorola "S-Grill" Catalin Radio

Stunning Red + Black Catalin Motorola Model 51X15 ’S-Grille’ radio. Manufactured starting in 1939 by Motorola Radio also known to collectors as the "S-Grill". This is a beautifully designed and exquisitely crafted Art Deco radio. But it is the color combination of red and black that set this radio apart from all others as no other radio was produced in this color scheme. This radio is in great original condition. This Art Deco Motorola design is considered one of the most appealing sets of its time. The details are unique with its from very thin and sleek etched front panel with the wonderful S curve speaker cutout to its cylindrical handle + knobs and its very Deco dial face in foil. Unique S-curve speaker cutout. The jet-black glossy Catalin cabinet features streamlined speed-lines that stretch around the case bringing all the elements together. The golden foil dial face is also decorated with deco numerals and a red plastic dial pointer with the letter "M" cast in to it. The black cabinet + knobs are in beautiful original condition with no cracks chips, tube burns, or repairs. The radio retains its original red Catalin front and handle all in perfect condition. The gold grill cloth is original to the radio and has no tears or stains and has only a small amount of wear. The cardboard back panel is original to the radio. This radio measures approximately: 9.75" wide by 6" high by 5.75" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Emerson Red Catalin "Patriot" 400 Radio Norman Bel Geddes Art Deco Design

Great Bright Red Catalin Emerson "Patriot" by Industrial Designer Bel Geddes

Bright Red Catalin Art Deco Emerson "Patriot" model FC-400 designed in 1940 by industrial designer Norman Bel Geddes. With war looming over Europe and becoming an increasing threat to the USA, this radio's theme struck a chord with American radio buyers, who turned it into a best seller for Emerson. Bel Geddes sought to promote American technology, industry, and identity, through the use of the stars-and-stripes design of the radio. This "Patriot" design in turn helped bolster national pride during the difficult years of the Great Depression. The bright red Catalin cabinet retains its original factory gloss and is in perfect condition with no cracks, chips, tube burns or repairs. This model's fragile tenite/plastic grill, which is prone to deterioration, is original and in beautiful condition showing only a mild warp. White "Star" knobs and handle exact replacements. The Emerson decal and dial plastic are perfect replacements. Radio measures approximately: 10.75" wide by 7.25" high by 5.50" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician prior to use.
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Rare Blue Catalin FADA 700 "Cloud" Art Deco Radio

Great Patina on this Blue 1946 FADA 700 Radio

The Catalin model 700 "Cloud" was made starting in 1946 by the FADA Radio & Electric Co. This model was one of three new designs for the postwar period. The original blue catalin, which has taken on a beautiful dark green and yellow swirl patina with age, is the rarest color to find. The shiny blue/green cabinet has yellow swirls running throughout that give it depth. Cabinet has no fading, chips, burn marks, or repairs. Radio has one small hairline coming off of the bottom grill slit on the front that blends well with the marbleization, this little defects in no way deters from the rarity or beauty of this radio. It is uncommon to find a blue 700 in perfect condition. The ivory pearlized plastic handle and knobs are original to the radio and are in perfect condition. This set retains its original reverse painted dial plastic, masonite back and the remnants of a manufactures sticker on the bottom of the case. Measures approximately: 10.5" wide x 6.5" high x 5.5" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Deco FADA 53x Catalin Radio In Beautiful Translucent Onyx

The FADA 53x Catalin Radio Featured in "Classic Plastic Radios of the 30's+40's" by John Sideli

Rare and perfect prewar 1938 Fada model 53x Catalin radio in marbleized onyx with matching grill insert. This is the radio featured in John Sideli's book on Catalin radios titled "Classic Plastic Radios of the 1930's and 1940's" that was owned by important Catalin collector Mark Woolley. Wonderful Art Deco model made in 1938 by FADA Radio + Electric Company has a beautiful design and size. This all onyx example is all original and in great condition with a beautiful glossy finish. Cabinet and grill have faint dark brown + orange marbleizing highlighted by a beautiful transparency. Catalin Cabinet and trim have no cracks, chips, tube burns or repairs. Trim is perfect and all original. Radio retains the original gold manufacturers sticker on the bottom of the case with the "x" for onyx next to model # and the tube layout sticker. Radio also retains part of the original fragile cardboard back. This is truly a great example of this early FADA model. The radio measures 7.75" wide by 5.75" high by 4.75" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Art Deco Sparton Blue Mirror Radio Model 557 "Sled" Teague Design

This Sparton Mirrored Radio is a Considered to be one of the Best Examples of Deco Streamline Style

Striking Art Deco cobalt blue mirror radio model 557 designed by Walter Dorwin Teague for the Sparks-Worthington Company from Jackson, Michigan in 1936. The radio, known as the "sled" or "3-knob" is a considered to be one of the best examples of Deco Streamline style. The radio features cobalt blue mirrors on the front, top and left side, with contrasting ebony lacquer finish and 5 chromed bands or "speed lines". The asymmetric, geometric shapes and accent designs are distinctively art deco in appearance. Radio is in great condition and is free of chips, or cracks to the original mirrors. Mirrors are original and look beautiful, with only minor scratches and oxidation consistent with age + use. Wood "sled" base has original ebony lacquer in nice original condition with some of the crystalline finish still visible. Chrome is original with only minor pitting. This is a prime example of a highly sought after Art Deco radio that is matched by no other manufacturer in its flair and presence. Radio measures approximately: 18" wide by 8.75" high by 8" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Bright Blue Plexon + Lucite CYARTS B Deluxe "Bullet" Radio from 1946

Great Clear Lucite Dial Scale + Knobs with a Cabinet that Lights-up

The unusual Cyarts #B Deluxe is a "Bullet" style radio made entirely of the materials Plexon and Lucite. Cyarts Plastics, Inc. in Bronx, New York made this 1946 bright blue radio. The cabinet is not molded but rather fabricated out of sheets of colored Plexon. This radio when plugged in lites-up on the inside, which makes the radio glow. This interesting feature along with the use of different materials makes for a highly unusual and rare Art Deco radio. This example in bright blue is in original condition with no chips, burns or repairs: however it has one small hairline crack on right rear corner. This is just a stunning radio. Radio has original trim and masonite back panel(has been painted to match cabinet at one time) with a manufacturers sticker affixed to it. Lucite etched dial has a few small scratches consistent with use and knobs are original. Grill cloth is a period correct replacement. Radio measures approximately: 13.5" wide by 7" high by 6" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Emerson 511 "Moderne" Green Bakelite Raymond Loewy Designed Mid-Century Radio

Great Gold + Black Swirls

Retro Raymond Loewy Designed Emerson 511 in Pistachio Green Plaskon with great gold marbling made in 1947. The radio is also refereed to as the "Moderne" and is a highly collectible eye-catching radio. The design is credited to famous industrial designer Raymond Loewy, the designer of Deco locomotives, Studebakers, and many well-known corporate logos. The radio features a design unlike any other. The clear plastic bubble dial cover floats over the gold painted metallic grill, which covers much of the front. A block of ivory Plaskon, whose back has a recess for the pilot light, anchors the dial cover to the cabinet at its top. When you turn on the radio, the illuminated block sheds a soft light over the dial, a beautiful effect in a darkened room. Radio has a cleverly designed molded handle on the top that also served to ventilate the set, as this set is closed on all sides and is designed to be viewed from all angles. The radio is in original, untouched condition, with a beautiful and natural gloss and is just a great example of this Raymond Loewy Emerson radio. The beautiful and brightly colored marbleized pistachio green Plaskon Bakelite cabinet is in great original condition, with no chips, major cracks, burns or repairs. All the case has are two very small hairlines. These hairlines in no way detract from the beauty of this set. The fist hairline can be seen to the left of the logo by speaker grill, a common area for this set to have a hairline. The second is a small 3/4" brownish line in the left side of the radio towards the bottom that can barely be seen even when looking for it. The original plastic dial bubble has a small amount of warp and yellowing, normal for this model. The gold painted metal perforated mesh grill has a few small areas of oxidation/wear. Radio retains the original ivory Plaskon knobs and manufacturers sticker on the bottom and inside of case. Radio measures approximately: 11.5" wide x 7.5" high x 6.5" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.

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