Up for sale is a classic 1920s single-tube battery radio receiver housed in a slant-front wood cabinet with a Bakelite front panel. This set is a prime example of early wireless homebrew engineering, featuring period-correct components, brass hardware, and complete point-to-point bus-bar wiring underneath. Circuit: Single-tube regenerative design. Front Controls: Dual 0-100 tuning dials, multi-position coil tap switch, filament rheostat (“INCREASE”), aerial/ground posts, and headphone jacks. Underside: Stiff copper bus-wire layout, hand-wound cloth-insulated tuning coil, and vintage 4-prong tube socket. Included: Includes the globe/shoulder vacuum tube shown in photos. Cosmetic: Great vintage patina. Normal age-related wear to the wood cabinet and Bakelite panel. No major cracks on the main panel face.
