Scarce early-1920s Westinghouse Aeriola Sr. Regenerative receiver, manufactured for Radio Corporation of America (RCA). This was one of the first commercially available home broadcast radios, designed to use a single WD-11 triode tube (tube NOT included). Original Westinghouse / RCA nameplates and dials. Laminated wood cabinet with leatherette covering & brass latch. Front panel controls: Filament Rheostat, Detector, Tuner, Regeneration lever. Interior lid retains original operating instructions & schematic graphics. Compact suitcase-style design – perfect for display in a vintage tech or radio collection. Cosmetically Fair: cabinet shows edge wear, scuffs, and small veneer losses typical of 100-year-old gear. Paper label is stained, torn in a few areas but still legible. All knobs turn, dial glass intact, interior is dusty but complete. Dimensions & Weight approx. 8″ W x 6.5″ D x 7 H (20.3 x 16.5 x 17.8 cm). 6 lb (2.7 kg) unpacked. Westinghouse Aeriola Sr. Receiver in original wooden case – no tube, no batteries. This example, while needing a tube and cosmetic TLC, is still a desirable piece for early radio historians and steampunk décor enthusiasts. Please review all photos and ask any questions before purchasing. ? Model: Aeriola Sr. ? Tube Type: WD-11 (not included). ? Modified Item: No. ? Country/Region of Manufacture: United States. ? Power: Battery (1.5V A, 22.5V B – not included). ? Material: Wood & Bakelite. ? Dimensions: 8″ x 6.5″ x 7. ? Custom Bundle: No. Please review the photos carefully and feel free to ask any questions, concerns, or offers! The item in the photos is the exact item shown. If any details in the description seem different from the pictures, please trust the photos as the most accurate representation of the item. If you notice an error in the listing, please feel free to let me know! All items are stored in a clean, weather- and temperature-controlled environment, free of pets and smoke. Thank you for your support! Be sure to check out my other items. Aeriola Sr, regenerative radio, Westinghouse, 1920s radio, vacuum tube receiver, antique electronics.
