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to Burns |
_Smith.jpg "Baldwin 50") 50 (1930) |
 99 |
 Standard Concert |
_Toppo.jpg "Balkeit 42E Jr") 42E Jr (1933) |
_Magrish.jpg "Balkeit 68") 68 (1935) |
 Globe Trotter |
_Magrish.jpg "Balkeit M") M (1934) |
_Magrish.jpg "Balkeit X-70") X-70 (1934) |
 KFA-W71 |
 625 |
 791 |
 BL-63 |
_Magrish.jpg "Bell Bell-Rad") Bell-Rad (1932) |
 Futura |
 Hit Parade |
 TRF |
Belmont
Another Chicago based manufacturer/brand who made radios for various companies to sell as "branded" sets. Radios were made for Goodyear bearing their "Wings" tags and also for Western Auto as a Truetone brand. Freshman and Imperial are trade names also associated with Belmont, as well as a host of others. It''s remarkable, given their output during the great days of radio, how few bear the Belmont name.
_Bartells.jpg "Belmont 5D128") 5D128 (1946) |
_VanBeek.jpg "Belmont 5DA1") 5DA1 (1942) |
_Rebar.jpg "Belmont 6D14") 6D14 (1947) |
 6D110 |
 6D-111 |
_Sostrom.jpg "Belmont 6D111") 6D111 (1946) |
_Magrish.jpg "Belmont 6D-111") 6D-111 (1946) |
 6D-111 |
 6D111 Series B |
_Smith.jpg "Belmont 6D120") 6D120 (1947) |
_Spivey.jpg "Belmont 6D-121") 6D-121 (1947) |
_VanBeek.jpg "Belmont 7D22") 7D22 (1942) |
_Boyd.jpg "Belmont 41A") 41A (1932) |
 50 |
 62-245 |
 401 |
_Ruggiero.jpg "Belmont 401") 401 (1935) |
_Perkins.jpg "Belmont 407") 407 (1939) |
 420 |
_Levin.jpg "Belmont 510") 510 (1939) |
_Delackner.jpg "Belmont 519") 519 (1939) |
_Wheeler.jpg "Belmont 525") 525 (1933) |
_KBoyd.jpg "Belmont 525") 525 (1933) |
_Martine.jpg "Belmont 526") 526 (1938) |
 526 Freshman |
_Wheeler.jpg "Belmont 529") 529 (1938) |
 533C |
 534 |
_Stanley.jpg "Belmont 535 The Individual Radio") 535 The Individual Radio (1932) |
 550 |
_Magrish.jpg "Belmont 550") 550 (1934) |
_Magrish.jpg "Belmont 550") 550 (1939) |
_Magrish.jpg "Belmont 575") 575 (1936) |
_VanBeek.jpg "Belmont 582") 582 (1937) |
 585 |
_Schultz.jpg "Belmont 602 Scotty") 602 Scotty (1938) |
_Sostrom.jpg "Belmont 602B") 602B (1937) |
_Anderson.jpg "Belmont 625") 625 (1933) |
_Atchison.jpg "Belmont 633") 633 (1939) |
_Biddison.jpg "Belmont 636") 636 (1939) |
_Rodgers.jpg "Belmont 636") 636 (1939) |
 636B |
_Albrecht.jpg "Belmont 638") 638 (1940) |
_Martine.jpg "Belmont 638") 638 (1941) |
_Kelley.jpg "Belmont 665") 665 (1939) |
_n2_Kelley.jpg "Belmont 665") 665 |
_Mann.jpg "Belmont 665-A") 665-A (1938) |
 675 |
 705 |
_Millward.jpg "Belmont 740") 740 (1937) |
.jpg "Belmont 777") 777 (1936) |
 A-5D118 |
 A6D110 (1947) |
_Mann.jpg "Belmont BMR-571") BMR-571 (1940) |
_Mann.jpg "Belmont BRC-571") BRC-571 (1940) |
_Dennis.jpg "Belmont C-640") C-640 (1946) |
_Magrish.jpg "Belmont Freshman") Freshman (1933) |
_Magrish.jpg "Belmore 21") 21 (1933) |
Bendix
Bendix radio was a comparitive "late comer" with consumer radios, having produced a slew of electronics during WW II. Fairly popular with collectors, particularly their Catalin and polystyrene models which are both attractive and well designed radios. For the most part they produced rather compact Bakelite radios often painted their familiar creme colored white. Generally modestly priced, collectors are often able to collect every model without "busting the budget."
_Kelley.jpg "Bendix 55L2") 55L2 (1949) |
_MoenTim.jpg "Bendix 55L2U") 55L2U (1949) |
_Moen.jpg "Bendix 55L3") 55L3 (1949) |
_Spivey.jpg "Bendix 55L3U") 55L3U (1949) |
_Wyrick.jpg "Bendix 55L3U") 55L3U (1949) |
_Dennis.jpg "Bendix 55P3") 55P3 (1949) |
_Dennis.jpg "Bendix 55P3U") 55P3U (1949) |
 55-P4 |
 55P24 |
_Wassell.jpg "Bendix 65P4") 65P4 (1949) |
_Latino.jpg "Bendix 65P4U") 65P4U (1949) |
_Dennis.jpg "Bendix 75P6U") 75P6U (1949) |
 110 |
 110W (1947) |
_Tardi.jpg "Bendix 111") 111 (1949) |
_Dennis.jpg "Bendix 111W") 111W (1949) |
_Rebar.jpg "Bendix 112") 112 (1948) |
 114 |
_Spivey.jpg "Bendix 114") 114 (1946) |
_Perri.jpg "Bendix 156A") 156A (1946) |
_Rebar.jpg "Bendix 300") 300 (1949) |
_Moen.jpg "Bendix 301") 301 (1948) |
_Latino.jpg "Bendix 302") 302 (1948) |
 526 |
 526 |
 526 |
_Hayes.jpg "Bendix 526") 526 (1946) |
 526A |
_Dennis.jpg "Bendix 526A") 526A (1946) |
_Dennis.jpg "Bendix 0526A") 0526A (1946) |
_Rodgers.jpg "Bendix 0526A") 0526A (1946) |
 526B |
_Rebar.jpg "Bendix 526B") 526B (1946) |
 526C |
_Martin.jpg "Bendix 526C") 526C (1946) |
 526D |
 526E (1946) |
_Fletcher.jpg "Bendix 526MB") 526MB (1946) |
_Buda.jpg "Bendix 526MC") 526MC (1946) |
_Moen.jpg "Bendix 526MC") 526MC (1946) |
_Sanders.jpg "Bendix 556C") 556C (1946) |
 626A |
_Dennis.jpg "Bendix 626C") 626C (1947) |
_Dennis2.jpg "Bendix 626C") 626C (1947) |
_Rebar.jpg "Bendix 0636") 0636 (1947) |
 636A |
_Dennis.jpg "Bendix 636A") 636A (1947) |
_Rebar.jpg "Bendix 636BA") 636BA (1947) |
 636C |
_Rebar.jpg "Bendix 636C") 636C (1946) |
 636D |
 646A |
 646A |
 676B |
_Smith.jpg "Bendix 687A") 687A (1949) |
 697A |
.jpg "Bendix 753F") 753F (1953) |
 753M (1953) |
 753M (1953) |
_Martin.jpg "Bendix 753MX") 753MX (1953) |
_Tull.jpg "Bendix 753W") 753W (1953) |
 953 |
_Hartman.jpg "Bendix XX4-U") XX4-U (1947) |
_Rebar.jpg "Benrus 10B") 10B (1955) |
_Jewett.jpg "Benrus 10B01") 10B01 (1955) |
 80192 |
_Vesser.jpg "Blonder-Tongue R-98b") R-98b (1963) |
_Hufnagle.jpg "Bogen RR29W") RR29W (1955) |
 BP-M1 |
.jpg "Boudette Sonochorde Cone Speaker") Sonochorde Cone Speaker (1927) |
 T-53 |
 61424 |
_Smith.jpg "Brandes 1030") 1030 (1946) |
_Warren.jpg "Brandes Ellipticon") Ellipticon (1926) |
_Hufnagle.jpg "Bremer-Tully \"Nameless\""){kind=small} "Nameless" (1935) |
_Borcherding.jpg "Bremer-Tully 7BG9") 7BG9 |
_Wheeler.jpg "Bremer-Tully 82") 82 (1929) |
 12 |
_WHRM.jpg "Breting 14") 14 (1937) |
_Martin.jpg "Breting 42A") 42A (1935) |
_VanBeek.jpg "Brewster 9-1084") 9-1084 (1946) |
 B-40 |
 S 9-1085 |
 Thorobred |
_Bartells.jpg "Browning-Drake 5R") 5R (1926) |
_Bates.jpg "Brunswick 5KR") 5KR (1927) |
 5KRO |
_Whisler.jpg "Brunswick 5NC8") 5NC8 (1928) |
 10 |
 10 |
_Christopher.jpg "Brunswick 11") 11 (1931) |
_Magrish.jpg "Brunswick 12") 12 (1932) |
_Park.jpg "Brunswick 15") 15 (1930) |
 20 |
 21 |
_Wachtelhausen.jpg "Brunswick 22") 22 (1930) |
 1680 |
_Magrish.jpg "Brunswick 2580") 2580 (1938) |
 A |
 A |
 Panatrope |
 Panatrope 275 |
 Panatrope Radiola AR-750 |
 Jr. |
 2YC-23 |
_nr2_Bartells.jpg "Bulova 2YC-23") 2YC-23 (1959) |
_Dennis.jpg "Bulova 100") 100 (1957) |
_CHRS.jpg "Bulova 100") 100 (1957) |
 100 (1957) |
 100 (1957) |
_MartinD.jpg "Bulova 100") 100 (1957) |
 100 |
 100B |
_Martin.jpg "Bulova 110") 110 (1957) |
 110 |
_Wassell.jpg "Bulova 120") 120 (1957) |
 120 (1957) |
_Brill.jpg "Bulova 120") 120 (1957) |
_Spivey.jpg "Bulova 120") 120 (1958) |
 120 |
_Rebar.jpg "Bulova 130") 130 (1962) |
 132 |
 140 (1962) |
 140 |
_Martin.jpg "Bulova 140") 140 (1962) |
 180 (1962) |
 190 (1962) |
 190 |
 190 |
 202 |
_Magrish.jpg "Bulova 204") 204 (1955) |
_Rebar.jpg "Bulova 204") 204 (1955) |
 205 |
 249 |
 270 |
 290-P |
 290P |
 300 |
_CHRS.jpg "Bulova 300") 300 (1975) |
 300 |
 300 (1957) |
_Brill.jpg "Bulova 320") 320 (1965) |
 330 (1962) |
 330 |
 350 (1962) |
_Brill.jpg "Bulova 350") 350 (1957) |
 370 (1963) |
_Mercurio.jpg "Bulova 400") 400 (1959) |
 610 |
_yellow.jpg "Bulova 620") 620 (1957) |
 620 (1957) |
 660 |
_Ball2.jpg "Bulova 660") 660 (1959) |
 670 |
.jpg "Bulova 672") 672 (1962) |
_Ball.jpg "Bulova 672") 672 (1962) |
_Smith.jpg "Bulova 672") 672 (1962) |
_Buda.jpg "Bulova 680") 680 (1959) |
 690 |
_Magrish.jpg "Bulova 701") 701 (1933) |
 730 |
 740 |
 750 |
 820 |
 820-X |
.jpg "Bulova 830") 830 (1962) |
 840 |
 880 |
 890 |
 1280 |
 1480 |
 1660 (1973) |
 D100 |
_Allen.jpg "Bulova D120") D120 (1957) |
_Magrish.jpg "Bulova M-501") M-501 (1933) |
_Toppo.jpg "Bulova M-601") M-601 (1932) |
 NT-730 |
 PTR-62B |
 PTR-83 |
 PTR-85C |
 PTR-100 |
 PTR-100B |
 Super 6 |
 250D |
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