American Radios - Smith Sound Studios

American Radios

Radios manufactured in America

Some of the American radios in my collection, I particularly like Cathedral style & 1920’s Radios.

1030's Cathedral & Tombstone Cabinet Radios

Philco Cathedral Model 90-1931

Gloritone Cathedral-26P-1931

General Motors-“Little General” Cathedral-110MA-1932

Philco Cathedral Model 20-1930

Sparton Jr 400-1930

Philco-Model-89-1932

US-Apex-Model-8A-1931

Echophone-Model-C-Cathedral-1929

Crosley-“Fiver”-Cathedral-Model-148-1932

Majestic-Model-15-1932

Zenith-Model-5S127-1937

Supertone-Cathedral-Model-R

1920's American made Radios

Crosley-52-1924

Crosley-52-1924-Label

Steinite 1927 model 990 AC powered 7 tube Superheterodyne radio has a built-in voltmeter.

Atwater Kent Model 20 – 1925 Mahogany Cabinet

Freed-Eisemann-Radio-Model FE15-1925

Grebe Synchrophase MU-1- 24K gold covered and lacquered diamond-shaped escutcheons

United American Bosch Magneto Model 38 – 1928

Thorola Islodyne 50 – 1925 – Leatherette with metal corners

All American All-Amax Senior- 1922

Freed-Eisemann-Radio-Model NR-5-1923

RCA-20-1925

Kolster-K21-1928

Splitdorf-Model-RV-580-1926

Splitdorf-Model-RV-580-1926

Splitdorf-Model-RV-580-Battery Connections

Steinite-Model-5-1925

Federal-Orthosonic-Type-E

American Table Top Radios

Truetone-Model-D1015-1942

Midget-Tube-Radio-“Unbranded”

Arvin-Model-341T-Midget-Tube-1950

Zenith-Art Deco-Model-6D311-1939

Zenith-Art Deco-Model-6D311-1939

Emerson-Model-547A-1947

Airline-Push Button-04BR-514A-1939

Philco-Model-51-930-1951

General-Model-6C

Zenith-Model-6D029-1946

Philco-Model-38-10-1938

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