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In July 1924 Chicago Radio Labs became Zenith. Shortly afterwards they introduced the Super Zenith models. While this set looks nice on the outside it

The circuit in this set is a slightly more sophisticated version of the neutrodyne circuit used in the NR-7. This radio was designed to appeal to the

Freed-Eisemann was known for high quality, well-designed sets featuring highly polished Bakelite panels, and solid mahogany cabinets. This was the de

In spite of its high price this set was extremely successful in the early days of radio. It was one of the most, if not the most popular sets of its d

This was an extremely high quality 3-dial neutrodyne set. The tuning dials are unique to Gilfillan and are molded Bakelite. The Saturday Evening Post

This beautiful set is a 1-dial version of the original “Synchrophase” and shows some of its exotic styling. It is one of my favorite early 1-dial sets

Magnavox is Latin for Great Voice. An appropriate name for a company that was one of the leading manufacturers of speakers in the decade of the 20s. S

Although claiming to be a 1-dial receiver, this set, like the “Master Control” Thermiodyne, had trimmer controls in addition to the main tuning dial.

Internally this set is identical to the Metrodyne “Super Seven”. It is nicely styled and its cabinet is in excellent condition. This is a very nice ex

6 tube, 8 band short-wave portable radio. Original handle, internal & external antenna. Needs tubes. Has humidity, temperature, and barometri...