151 - RCA Radiola IIISargent Auction Service
This small inexpensive set would operate headphones and ran on dry cell batteries. It was reliable, cheap to buy and to operate, and easy to use. This
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152 - RCA Radiola III ASargent Auction Service
For buyers who liked the style and ease of operation of the Radiola III but needed enough power to operate a loud speaker, RCA introduced the IIIA. Th
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153 - RCA Radiola regenoflexSargent Auction Service
This set employed a version of the regenerative circuit invented by E.H. Armstrong. Unfortunately it came out at the same time as his first superheter
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154 - Reichmann Co. "Thorola" model 57Sargent Auction Service
Once again the two-dial configuration gives away the 1926 date on this set. While in fact this set was cheaply made for its time it sold well because
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157 - Showers Brothers model 556 consolaSargent Auction Service
The front panel of this set has the most elaborately detailed decoration of any from this time period. The two dials point to the 1926 date, as this
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159 - Splitdorf model "Abbey Junior"Sargent Auction Service
This neat looking early one dial set is as well made as its price would suggest. The top opens to show the tubes through a nice decorative cover. It a
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177 - Freed-Eisemann model NR-30Sargent Auction Service
The evolution of radio from 3 tuning dials to just 1 dial took place in less than a year. During this time most manufacturers sold 2-dial sets. These
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178 - Freed-Eisemann model NR-6Sargent Auction Service
The NR 6 is all most as rare as its predecessor, the NR 5, is common. The NR 5 was the first set to successfully employ the Hazeltine neutrodyne pate
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182 - Freed Eisemann model 7Sargent Auction Service
This set was the mid-price table model 3-dial radio for the 1925 lineup. IT is larger and uses a neutrodyne circuit unlike its equally well made littl
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185 - KODEL RADIO LOGODYNE “ BIG FIVE”Sargent Auction Service
Kodel was, and is, known for its unusually small radios with unique dials and pointers. However since 3-dial 5-tube sets seemed to be all the rage at
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193 - RESAS Tone-a-DyneSargent Auction Service
This is a high quality non-standard 5-tube set that seems to use a neutralizing potentiometer labeled as a tone modulator. It contains its original pa
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194 - Kennedy 281Sargent Auction Service
Colin B. Kennedy was a builder of high quality commercial receivers and home radios. Using a standard Armstrong three circuit regenerative tuner, the
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