Yesterday, 05:49 PM
I have an old wooden radio that I cannot identify. 5 photos follow.
It is not in good condition, the cabinet looks to be open at all the corners but the veneer is good.
There is no dial glass. The chassis is held in by an unusual long solid steel bolt that goes through from the top back edge of the chassis into a slot in the cabinet base board.
Valve line up is the common ECH35, EBC33, EF39, EL33 and a rectifier with no marks.
The speaker is one I have not seen before, made by Fredrick Waterhouse in Bradford.
Can anyone throw any enlightenment please?
It is not in good condition, the cabinet looks to be open at all the corners but the veneer is good.
There is no dial glass. The chassis is held in by an unusual long solid steel bolt that goes through from the top back edge of the chassis into a slot in the cabinet base board.
Valve line up is the common ECH35, EBC33, EF39, EL33 and a rectifier with no marks.
The speaker is one I have not seen before, made by Fredrick Waterhouse in Bradford.
Can anyone throw any enlightenment please?
Boater Sam.
