Antique Radio Auction

There are no records of this manufacturer. Over 2000 companies made radios in the 1920s, and many came and went in less than a year. It appears to be

This unusual radio is obviously a hybrid version of the radios being sold by RCA in 1925. It appears to be a one dial version of the Radiola 20. It is

This set with its elegant styling was built by the Freshman Co. in its heyday. It features a deluxe solid mahogany closable cabinet, a built in horn s

By this time more stylish and easier to use 2-dial and early 1-dial sets were beginning to dominate the market. By using more modern looking vernier d

During 1923 and early 1924 the radio market was dominated by neutrodynes and Atwater Kent 3-dial TRFs costing $100 to $200. This was just the window o

This neat little set is of much better quality than its purchase price would indicate. It is complete and is in very good condition inside and out. O

This is a beautiful sloped front panel three-dial classic in the Freshman style. Its cabinet of blond walnut, and gold over painted wood grain front p

As with other Crosley models of this period the first digit in the model # stood for tube count {5} while the next two stood for price {$38}. This was

In 1928 Crosley had their best year ever. He copied Atwater Kent by producing a line of inexpensive metal cased single dial receivers. This is a good

The front panel of this set is almost identical to the Model 5-38, also in this collection. This was the deluxe table model for the year with a much n