In Los Angeles, California. This 1940s radio features a brown textured suitcase-style cabinet, two folding front doors, a copper-colored faceplate, a tuning dial, and two control knobs. A distinctive piece for a vintage radio collection, restoration project, or period display. Gilfillan Model 66B “The Overland”. Designed for AC/DC household current or battery operation, as indicated on the labels. Brown textured cabinet with folding doors and front clasp. Copper-colored faceplate and perforated speaker grille. “Dave Horsley” personalization inside the left door. Interior schematic label present. Power cord and battery connector present. No battery included. Reception, sound, controls, tubes, and electrical components have not been verified. Operating condition is unknown, and repairs or servicing may be required. Restoration history is unknown. Shows exterior scratches, scuffs, discoloration, and wear to the cabinet covering, edges, and corners. The carrying handle is severely deteriorated, frayed, and has black tape around a portion of it. Interior metal surfaces show oxidation. Blue wire connectors are visible inside, suggesting previous electrical work. Both front knobs and folding doors are present. This is a vintage item and is not new. Vintage electronics may require servicing and may develop faults due to age. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description. Includes only the Gilfillan radio and attached components shown; background items are not included.