Provenance is more than repairs and maintenance. Thanks for illuminating what is the most desirable of all, honoring those before us. It's not always what people say or do, it's how they make you feel. Frank and Cel live on !

Thanks for having a look

Left an email to your contact Conelrad... check that junk box if you don't see it ... thanks Dave

RCA fine but prefer closer matched for PP biasing

Looking for GE/Sylnania or other old school output tubes. Prefer closely tested matched pairs

Thank you Bill and Chris. Some added value here !
Chris I may take you up on scans after a trip to a computer! Libraries still have significant even without the card catalog ! Dave

Like to find one asap, thanks for the replies

Looking for 5 strong testing 201 and or 301A tubes to support my Freshman
Please email me direct acat40@gmail.com

Mightiest of Philcos

Model 1541 Teledial nicknamed the "Shirley Temple"

True Art Deco restoration for factory owner heirs

Sent you email
Thanks for the reply
Dave

1936 Sears Silvertone Model 4586 so named "Golden Jubilee" for its actual and exclusive gold wash dial face. Like all Sears product of the day, quality Wells Gardner build, one of 2 sized cabinets. Outstanding broadcaster, sensitive and with my personal audio injection for outside sources....

1939 "Masterpiece" so called by EH Scott himself after acquiring McMurdo Silver's assets following his suicide. Some have said it's namesake was to honor Mr Silver, whose sets were always "masterpieces". PP6L6, Oxford cabinet, an audio triumph ! IMG_3129.jpeg IMG_6029.jpeg IMG_17...

1937 MP6 sporting the infamous and coveted Jensen "Giant" 18" Field Coil Speaker.Custom modified Crosley phonograph cabinet. PP6L6 power supply 4 staged RF amplification with phono and microphone inputs. IMG_3689.jpeg IMG_6130.jpeg IMG_3691.jpeg IMG_2467.jpeg IMG_5369.jpeg IMG_5367.jp...

Circa 1950 Before the Likes of McIntosh. EH Scott as well as Sid Smith and Ed Miller two key engineers for Radio Craftsmen. Ed Miller would later found Sherwood in 1953, while Sid Smith moved to Marantz in 1954, where he designed legendary tube amplifiers like the Marantz Model 2, 5, 8, and 9. Scott...

1936 AA-18

1935 Model MP4