Chassis 1117 manufactured in 1937
Gonna see if I can restore this.
Anyone have any serious hints?
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I don't have any knowledge that would be the least bit useful... just wanted to say- sweet. In 4 resto pics.View attachment 605682 View attachment 605682 View attachment 605684 Crosley Radio "Super 11"
Chassis 1117 manufactured in 1937
Gonna see if I can restore this.
Anyone have any serious hints?
View attachment 605682 View attachment 605682 View attachment 605684 Crosley Radio "Super 11"
Chassis 1117 manufactured in 1937
Gonna see if I can restore this.
Anyone have any serious hints?
Might be a while, I don't do a lot of wood work. Gonna try to get my wife to do the outside and I'll try to get it working on it.I don't have any knowledge that would be the least bit useful... just wanted to say- sweet. In 4 resto pics.
Too late, LOLDon't plug it in until you check all the wire insulation and tubes.
Too late, LOL
When I was a kid I worked on stuff like this.
Pretty cool this worked on SW frequencies. Before a the AM dial was even standard.
Used to sit in my garage listening to a short wave set that had been taken out of a WWII bomber.Both AM and FM have moved around the dial over the years. Found info where it has "broadcast" and two shortwave bands.
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Used to sit in my garage listening to a short wave set that had been taken out of a WWII bomber.
Fond memories. Would have been about 1970. Should have seen my face when I found the frequency for the radio portion of the transatlantic phone cable! Some saucy language! LOL