1930 RCA Model Aero Cathedral Antique Radio Private

 1930 RCA Radio Antique Radio

Manufacturer:  Radio Corporation of America  New York, NY 

Model:  "Aero" Cathedral

The chassis is tagged by RCA who had made chassis's for other radio manufacturers at that time. This set closely

resembles an Electronic Research Labs, 1930 Angelus 5 tube model.     

Type:  Electric

Number of tubes:  9 tubes - 24A, 35, 24A, 551, 56, 47, 47, 127 and 80

Tubes have been tested and all are strong

The tuner has 4 sets of rotary plates

Material:  Wood case

Working condition:  Works and sounds great

The lower left knob is tone, the middle brass toggle is to switch from low power to high power speaker volume,

the right lower knob is the on/off/volume and the top larger knob is for tuning.

Cabinet Condition:  Excellent +

From the private collection of John Crawford, prolific actor

notably as the Sherriff of the hit show "The Walton's"

Other T.V. and movies:

Television:  The Fugitive,The Dukes of Hazzard,The Time Tunnel, Lost in Space, Star Trek, Mission Impossible, Hogans Heroes

Movies:  The Big Heat,The Key,Intent to Kill,Hell is a City,Exodus,Piccadilly Third Stop,The Long Shadow,

The 300 Spartans,Duel at Diablo,The Poseidon Adventure,J.W. Coop,The Towering Inferno,Night Moves,The Enforcer

Letter of authenticity and picture are included and will be mailed separately

also a great piece to accompany a Zenith "Walton"

Ebay is filled with the word "RARE".  We seldom ever use this term. And when we do we don't use this term loosely.

That being said.. we will use it here as it is unquestionably justified. 

*** This opportunity is rare on many different levels.  This item is truely a one of a kind opportunity. ***

Measurements:  17 1/2 x 15 3/4 x 11 in.

Your item will be properly packaged and thoroughly protected so that it reaches you safely.

Your item will be fully insured and shipment tracking provided.

International bidders are always welcome... please email for shipping quote.

All Customs duties, taxes etc. are the responsibility of the bidder.

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