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RADIO PHOTO GALLERY II

From Antique Radio Classified
(Copyright 1995 by John V. Terrey - For personal use only.)

OZARKA VIKING 92

• This Gothic-styled cathedral was made by Ozarka in 1931. The escutcheon has the name "Viking" on it in a cloisonne finish. The chassis contains a 7-tube TRF circuit. (Greg Farmer - Gridley, MN)

PHILCO MODEL 84B

• Philco squeezed quite a good performance from this little 1934 superhet, considering that it uses only 4 tubes, a Type 77 1st detector/oscillator, a Type 77 IF/2nd detector, a Type 42 audio output, and a Type 80 rectifier. The single IF stage uses regeneration to increase sensitivity. (Bill Harris - Roanoke, TX)

DELUXE MODEL UNKNOWN

• Deluxe was the trade name for the Warwick Manufacturing Co. This ca. 1933-1934 radio is a 4-tube TRF design and has an AC/DC circuit with resistance line cord. If you have further information about this radio, please write to A.R.C.(Ken and Debbie Krol - Phoenix, AZ)

CLEARTONE MODEL UNKNOWN

• This 4-tube, brass-front battery radio was made in Cincinnati, Ohio. If you can provide further information on this set, please write to A.R.C. (David Smith - Granville, OH)