Stromberg-Carlson Radio Receiver No. 240-R

Stromberg-Carlson radio receiver No. 240-R. American, Early 20th Century. Art Nouveau style radio, with settings for short wave, broadcast, and aircraft, glass top. Radio has been tested, works, and e

Vintage Stromberg Carlson Radio Receiver Model 410-J from 1939-1941. Shows some wear, missing back cover, untested.

Model 17897. Includes the Cathedral radio speaker. Damage to back grill on speaker. 23 x 9-1/2 on radio. Speaker is 14" x 12"

Powers on and 3 channels tune. Manufactured between 1938-1940. Open 37-1/2, closed 21" wide X 13" deep X 29" high. Has some scratches. MG. Provenance: From the estate of Mary Trost who last resided in

Stromberg Carlson teak console having drop front door revealing radio receiver and hinged top storing Collaro High Fidelity Record Changer, model RC 456. Tapered legs with brass caps. 31"h x 33"w x 16

Front of radio is marked STROMBERG-CARLSON. Underside has tag which reads RADIO RECEIVER NO. 1101-H. Radio has wooden case. Circa 1945/1946. Piece was manufactured in The United States. The Stromberg-

With phonograph. Marked on back, "Stromberg Carlson Self Contained House Current receiver." Untested. Dimensions: H 46.75" x W 26" x D 17" Condition: May need restoration. Missing tuning dials. Surfac

Acoustical Labyrinth 350-R radio. Wood round front cabinet in very good condition. Reminiscent of FDR fireside chats. Measures 41 H by 30 W and 17.5 inches D. Property of a Civil War Homestead in Pawl

Ca. 1937(8). Stromberg-Carlson Co. 240-H features eleven tubes and three bands. Good overall, with minor surface imperfections and other age-appropriate wear. Untested. One of the most rare sets of th

Working Condition, 21 x 7 inches

3 radios. One Sentinel, one Airline, and one Stromberg Carlson radio. Good condition. See photos.

Military Shortwave Radio. Cabinet CY-615-URR US. Radio Receiver R-174/URR Serial #14. Power Supply PP-308/URR Serial 119. Comes with US Military Books, Original Camo Cover signed Single Corps US Army,

Military Signal Corps Radio Receiver R-392 by Stewart Warner Electric - 11 1/2" tall x 11 1/4" wide x 14" deep

A Group of Four Bakelite and Plastic Radios by Various Makers, 20th Century, Including a white Bendix Radio no. 526, a cream Sonora Firestone Radio no. 100, a brown Stromberg-Carlson Radio no. 1141 an

Includes Crosley Model 56TU and Stromberg-Carlson tube radio. Both power on but do not tune. Crosley powers on but emits an odor. Stromberg-Carlson radio powers on but the tuning dial won't adjust. Cr

Lot of 4 radios. Includes one Zenith, one Stromberg Carlson, and one Clarion radio. Overall good condition, see photos.

This group includes a working 1940s Stromberg Carlson Bakelite radio and a retro pair of 1940s reproduction black telephones by Pottery Barn (rotary-dial shape, but actual mechanism is push-button).

Stromberg-Carlson broadcasting radio - 12 1/4"x24"x9 1/2"

Includes Lafayette radio in leather case, does not work; Philco wood tube radio Model 42-350, needs re-wired; Stromberg-Carlson wood radio tube radio, needs re-wired; Philco Model 52-944, needs re-

Stromberg-Carlson am radio and a Broadcast Shortwave radio.

Front of tuning display is marked STROMBERG CARLSON backside is marked P-27285. Circa 1937. Frontside has 4 adjustment knobs. Radio appears to have wooden shell possibly veneer. Piece measures approx

Octagon dial, 6 tubes, good condition.

Radio, Stromberg-Carlson, Model C-1, Bakelite, black, red & ivory, c.1951, VG orig cosmetic wkg cond, plays well, 6.5"H x 10.5"W x 5.5"D.

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