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to Zenith |
 103 |
 DJ-VX-50T |
 12 |
_WHRM.jpg "Breting 14") 14 (1937) |
 32S-3 |
_Tardi.jpg "Collins 75S-1") 75S-1 (1960) |
 388URR |
 R-388 |
 R390A |
 400 Transmitter |
 500 Receiver |
 2-B |
_Tardi.jpg "Drake R8") R8 (1992) |
 R8A |
_Tardi.jpg "Drake SSR-1") SSR-1 (1975) |
_Tardi.jpg "Drake SW-4A") SW-4A (1969) |
_MartinD.jpg "Echophone EC-1 Commercial") EC-1 Commercial (1940) |
 EC-1A |
 EC-2 |
 DX-718 |
 1010ALRD1 Sign-Signal |
 72P88 Radio Transmitter |
 BC-114 |
 3156B |
 G-50 |
 GSB-100 |
_MartinD.jpg "Hallicrafters 5R10A") 5R10A (1951) |
_Smith.jpg "Hallicrafters 8R40") 8R40 (1950-55) |
 83131 Sky Buddy |
_WHRM.jpg "Hallicrafters DD-1 Skyrider Dual Diversity") DD-1 Skyrider Dual Diversity (1938) |
 R-46B External Speaker |
 RE-1 Sky Courier |
_Martin.jpg "Hallicrafters S-19R") S-19R (1939) |
 S-20R Sky Champion |
 S27 |
 S29 |
_Horace.jpg "Hallicrafters S-38") S-38 (1946) |
_Smith.jpg "Hallicrafters S-38A") S-38A (1946) |
_Guy.jpg "Hallicrafters S-38B") S-38B (1950) |
_Smith.jpg "Hallicrafters S38-C") S38-C (1953) |
 S-38DM |
_MartinD.jpg "Hallicrafters S38-E") S38-E (1965) |
 S-38EB |
 S-38EM Mark 2 |
 S-40A |
 S-40A |
 S-40B |
 S40D |
 S-41G |
_Inabnet.jpg "Hallicrafters S-51 Seafarer") S-51 Seafarer (1948) |
 S-53 |
 S-53A (1951) |
 S-72 |
 S-72 |
 S-76 |
_Smith.jpg "Hallicrafters S-77A") S-77A (1952) |
_Sostrom.jpg "Hallicrafters S-81") S-81 (1951) |
_Smith.jpg "Hallicrafters S-85") S-85 (1954-59) |
 S-94 |
_Albrecht.jpg "Hallicrafters S-95") S-95 (1955) |
 S-108 |
_Martin.jpg "Hallicrafters S-118") S-118 (1962) |
_Toppo.jpg "Hallicrafters S-119 Sky Buddy") S-119 Sky Buddy (1961) |
_MartinD.jpg "Hallicrafters S-120") S-120 (1961) |
_Inabnet.jpg "Hallicrafters S-125") S-125 (1972) |
_Martin.jpg "Hallicrafters S-200 Legionnaire") S-200 Legionnaire (1965) |
_Louwe.jpg "Hallicrafters Sky Challenger (early)") Sky Challenger (early) |
_Bartells.jpg "Hallicrafters SW-500") SW-500 (1961) |
 SX-9 |
 SX-11 |
 SX-17 |
 SX-23 |
 SX-25 |
 SX-25 Super Defiant |
 SX-28 (1942) |
 SX-42 |
 SX-62 |
_Smith.jpg "Hallicrafters SX-71") SX-71 (1953) |
 SX-99 |
 SX-101A |
 SX-111 |
_Horace.jpg "Hallicrafters SX-130") SX-130 (1965) |
 SX-140 |
 WR-600 |
_WHRM.jpg "Hammarlund Comet Pro") Comet Pro (1933) |
_Tardi.jpg "Hammarlund HQ100") HQ100 (1957) |
 HQ-100C |
_WHRM.jpg "Hammarlund HQ-120X") HQ-120X (1940) |
_WHRM.jpg "Hammarlund HQ-129X") HQ-129X (1946) |
 HQ-140-X |
 HX-50 |
_WHRM.jpg "Hammarlund SP-200-SX Super Pro") SP-200-SX Super Pro (1940) |
_Inabnet.jpg "Heathkit AR-3") AR-3 (1960) |
_Hartman.jpg "Heathkit DX-20") DX-20 (1957) |
 EK-2 |
 GC-1A Mohican |
 GR-54 |
 GR-64 |
 GR-91 |
 HR-10B |
 SB-300 |
Howard
In 1923, the Howard Radio Company of Chicago IL, started producing broadcast receivers. They were known for their amateur and military short wave radios. They received a contract from the U.S. Army for communication radios during WWII. They had a license from RCA and made components for Capehart, Silvertone and others.
_Salerno.jpg "Howard 436A") 436A (1942) |
 Adventurer |
 MC-50 |
 PS-30 Power Supply |
 PS-50 Power Supply |
 R-600 |
 SP-430 Speaker |
 TS-120S SSB Transceiver |
 TS-180S SSB Transceiver |
 TS-520 HF Transceiver |
 TS-870 SSB Transceiver |
 KG220 |
.jpg "Knight Kit Ocean Hopper") Ocean Hopper (1963) |
_Inabnet.jpg "Knight Kit Space Spanner") Space Spanner (1959) |
_Inabnet.jpg "Knight Kit Star Roamer") Star Roamer (1968) |
 Star Roamer II |
 T-60 |
 HA-350 Receiver |
_Martin.jpg "Lafayette HA-600A") HA-600A (1970-75) |
 HE-40 |
_inabnet.jpg "Lafayette KT-135") KT-135 (1978) |
 KT-200 |
 100 |
 DR-101 Shortwave Receiver |
 Ham-1 |
 CM-2 Conelrad Monitor |
 2-40D |
_WHRM.jpg "National AGS") AGS (1932) |
_WHRM.jpg "National FBX-A") FBX-A (1933) |
_WHRM.jpg "National HRO-5TA1") HRO-5TA1 (1946) |
_Hartman.jpg "National HRO-M") HRO-M (1938) |
_WHRM.jpg "National HRO Senior") HRO Senior (1940) |
 NC2-400 |
 NC-44 |
_Inabnet.jpg "National NC-46") NC-46 (1946) |
_Martin.jpg "National NC-57") NC-57 (1947) |
_Chagnon.jpg "National NC-57M") NC-57M (1950) |
_Buda.jpg "National NC-60 Special") NC-60 Special (1959) |
 NC-77X |
_Horace.jpg "National NC-88") NC-88 (1955) |
_WHRM.jpg "National NC-100") NC-100 (1936) |
 NC-109 |
 NC-125 |
 NC-155 |
_Putrich.jpg "National NC-173") NC-173 (1947) |
 NC-183D |
 RAO-6 NC-120 |
 SW-3 Model II (1933) |
_Albrecht.jpg "National SW-54") SW-54 (1951-58) |
_Kremer.jpg "NESCO BC131") BC131 (1926) |
 R-30 |
_WHRM.jpg "Patterson PR-10 and Preselector") PR-10 and Preselector (1934) |
_WHRM.jpg "Patterson PR-16C") PR-16C (1936) |
_Tardi.jpg "Realistic DX-100") DX-100 (1981) |
 DX-150 |
 DX-160 |
 DX-190 |
 DX-200 |
 DX-302 |
 DX-394B |
_Tardi.jpg "Regency WT-4") WT-4 (1958) |
_WHRM.jpg "RME 69") 69 (1937) |
 4350 Receiver |
 RBO |
 SLR-12-B |
_Shinn.jpg "E.H. Scott SLR-H") SLR-H (1943) |
 BC-348 |
 1011-B |
Silvertone
A brand we associate with the parent company Sears. Silvertone branded radios were built for Sears over their long history, by nearly every recogonizable manufacturer including Detrola, Stewart Warner and Colonial to name a few. Some models are recognized as perhaps among of the most collectable radios seen and sold. Many beginning collectors are surprised by the sheer volume and choice offered by Sears, as well as often stunning cabinetry and nice design work.
_WHRM.jpg "Silvertone 5656A") 5656A (1937) |
 210 |
 350 |
 500C |
 BC-453-B |
 R-147/TRC Radio Receiver |
 ZX-5 Military Trans-Oceanic |
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