AC, 10″ Wide, 14″ Tall, 8 Deep. There is not any Internet information on this radio or its manufacture. The circuitry is of an old design which uses tube numbers 58, 58 47 & 80. My guess is that it was made in 1931 or earlier. The dial numbers go from 0 to 100, with 0 being at 1600Khz and 100 at 540Khz. The radio receives stations well from 1600 to 900Khz, below this will need a longer antenna wire. This radio was repaired, aligned and tested by Toms Antique Radio Repair. It was run contentiously for many hours to make sure that it will last a long time for you. All the power supply and signal capacitors have been replaced. A 1.5 amp fast blow fuse was added for your protection. This is a nice looking and working radio with a unknown history. My guess is that it is very rare.