Step back into the golden age of radio with this beautifully preserved 1938 General Electric GD-60 Tube Table Radio. A rare gem of Art Deco design, this compact wood cabinet features a slanted front, dual thumbwheel tuning dials, five original push buttons and classic mesh speaker grills. The radio features a gorgeous Art Deco wood cabinet with a striking “waterfall” edge and contrasting grains. The thumbwheel tuners and push-buttons are intact and functional. The wood finish is in great vintage condition with a rich luster. The original dial scales are legible but worn off in some areas. Features the original vacuum tube setup. 13″ W x 8″ H x 7 D. Please note that the radio does not have an FM band as FM broadcasting didn’t exist in 1938 other than experimentally. FM radio popularity only started getting traction in the early 1960′s as FM stations proliferated. Don’t miss your chance to own a true piece of American history. This is a fantastic opportunity for anyone who appreciates the craftsmanship of a bygone era. This radio would make an excellent addition to a vintage radio collection, a period-correct décor piece, or a functional display for an office, den, or living room.
