I am out of words to describe this radio in this hard to find condition.
the case is shinny and almost defect free, the chrome buttons show hardly any wear ( Power/volume button tight with no static when turned, tuning button tight with no slack) ( Pease look at all the pictures) you deserve it.
Plug it in, turn it on, wait a couple of seconds to allow the tubes to warm up, and VOILA this baby comes on with the depth and volume it had back in the day, This radio looks as good as it did when it was purchased back in the 50's Truly time had very little effect on this baby.
This radio is for the true collector and refined connaisseur.
Antique tube radio reception can differ greatly depending on location, length of antenna, time of day and amount of interference in different areas. Many modern day appliances can also interfere with reception and cause static, distortion or buzzing. This is a 70+ year old AM radio. It's reception, sound and performance should not be expected to compare to a modern radio with today's technology. Playing capability is accurately described based on my location, surroundings, but I cannot guarantee reception quality in your area. It may differ (better or worse) depending on your location, surroundings, distance from AM broadcasts in your vicinity and interference. Antique Radio Electronics, whether restored or un-restored, are by nature hazardous due to their voltage, design, age and should not be operated unattended or for great lengths at a time. Any operation, repairs or other adjustments are done at your own risk