01-02-2018, 02:32 PM
Interesting to be sure, doesn't look quite like anything I've seen. No one's yet mentioned the "motor" sockets on the voltage selector panel, a strong suggestion that the chassis was used in a radiogram too. It surprises me how many sets still turn up from the late '30s - early '40s and frustrate all attempts to identify them, when the lion's share of production by then must have come from a relatively few large companies, and radios from the few smaller firms whose sets make it into reference books - the Trader's "Receiver Specifications and Prices 1935-1940", for instance, includes the likes of Consolidated, Charlton Higgs, Mavox and Sunbeam - are themselves vanishingly scarce.
Paul
Paul
