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I do not own any of these radios below. They all are contributed items for the website (the owners provided me a photograph of their radio and a short description which are shown here). If you would like to contribute a radio, please Email me. I appreciate it.
 | Atwater Kent 206
1934Bands: AM & SW
Tube Lineup: 58, 2A7, 58, 2A6, 2A5, 80 Contributed by B. Scott |
 | Crosley 135
Circa 1932Band: AM
Tube Lineup: 24, 35, 24, 47, 80 Contributed by G. Utterback |
 | DalBar 100 - 1000 series
1946Band: AM
Tube Lineup: 12SA7, 12SG7/12SK7, 12SR7/12SQ7, 50L6, 35Z5 Contributed by G. Potter |
These DalBar 100 - 1000 series radios were made in Dallas, Texas by a group that spun off from Watterson during their bankruptcy.
 | Delco R6011
Circa 1937Band: AM & SW
Tube Lineup: 6A7, 15, 15, 15, 76, 76, 19 Contributed by T. Dumerauf |
This Delco R6011 is a farm radio that ran off large 6-volt car batteries due to the heavy current consumption of the vibrator power supply that converted the battery voltage to the higher B+ voltage for the tubes. Radios that run on AC require less current because of the higher mains voltage (120V), so for equivalent power consumption with a 6-volt battery, higher current was consumed.
 | Philco 89
1935Bands: AM & SW
Tube Lineup: 44, 77, 44, 75, 42, 80 Contributed by A. Guha |
 | Sparton 558 "Sled"
1937Bands: AM & SW
Tube Lineup: 6A8, 6K7, 6Q7, 6F6, 5Y3 Contributed by P. Wieck |
Sparton mirrored radios are highly sought by radio collectors. This model was designed by Walter Dorwin Teague, and the mirror cabinet was available in blue or peach - the latter is rarer.
 | Watterson 400
Circa 1936Band: AM
Tube Lineup: 6D6, 6C6, 43, 25Z5 Contributed by G. Potter |
This radio was made by the Watterson Radio Manufacturing Company in Dallas, Texas.
 | Watterson 4581
1946Band: AM
Tube Lineup: 12SA7, 12SK7, 12SQ7, 50L6, 35Z5 Contributed by G. Potter |
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