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Here's one you don't see very often. A beautiful 1936 Crosley model 634 tabletop tube radio featuring a stunning dark walnut cabinet, attractive tombstone design with waterfall top, spectacular dial, great Art Deco appeal and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a stunning 1937 RCA Victor model 86x tabletop tube radio featuring a gorgeous two tone American Walnut cabinet, attractive sunburst dial, wrap around grill, great Art Deco appeal and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a beautiful 1946 Crosley model 56TN tabletop tube radio featuring a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, genuine ebony inlays, attractive black & gold dial, wrap around grill, great Art Deco appeal and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Nothing beats the beauty, design and craftsmanship of an Ingraham made cabinet. And this one is no exception; The seldom seen 1937 Emerson model AE-163 tabletop tube radio featuring a stunning, fully enclosed Ingraham made American Walnut cabinet, Mahogany inlays, attractive gold dial, great Art Deco appeal and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a rare 1937 Marshall tabletop tube radio. Manufactured out of the mysterious Plant A (orange chassis label) in Chicago, this model usually carries the Clinton name tag, but this is the scarcer Marshall trade name. It features a beautiful American Walnut cabinet, colorful back lit dial, great Art Deco appeal and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a rare 1936 RCA Victor model 5X3 tabletop tube radio featuring a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, stunning wood grain, bright backlit dial, rear mounted speaker, full wood back and great performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we offer an absolutely stunning 1939 RCA Victor model 46X3 tabletop tube radio. This beauty features a gorgeous American Walnut cabinet, exotic veneer inlays, attractive dial, great Art Deco appeal, full wood back, built in loop antenna and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a gorgeous 1948 Stromberg Carlson tabletop tube radio featuring a stunning dark brown marbled Bakelite cabinet, wrap around finned grill, attractive slide rule dial, built in loop antenna and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a gorgeous 1946 Majestic model 5A410 tabletop tube radio. Nicknamed the 'Zephyr', for its resemblance to the Art Deco train, this beauty features a stunning dark brown marbled Bakelite cabinet, wrap around finned grill, attractive slide rule dial, built in loop antenna and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we offer the highly collectible 1941 Zenith model 6D525 Long Distance tube radio. Affectionately nicknamed the toaster, for its uncanny resemblance to the appliance, this little beauty features a stunning American Walnut cabinet, attractive black dial, unique vent slits, great Art Deco appeal, built in loop antenna and terrific performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have an absolutely stunning 1937 Crosley Fiver model 517 tabletop tube radio featuring a beautiful two tone American Walnut cabinet, stunning mirror dial, grooved pinstripe inlays, great Art Deco appeal and excellent performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a stunning 1939 Philco model 39-6 tabletop tube radio. Nicknamed the 'Wave' for its unique grill design, this little beauty features a handsome American Walnut cabinet, genuine Zebrawood inlays, attractive gold dial, great Art Deco appeal and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have a gorgeous 1937 Grunow model 532 tabletop tube radio. Manufactured by General Household Utilities Co. in Chicago, this beauty features a stunning two tone American Walnut cabinet, attractive back lit dial, large wrap around grill, great Art Deco appeal and AM broadcast reception. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have an absolutely stunning 1935 Zenith model 4-V-31 tabletop tube radio featuring a beautiful dark walnut cabinet, bright back lit black dial, solid wood pillared sides, great Art Deco appeal and fantastic performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

Here we have Crosleys top of the line tabletop tube radio for the 1936 season. The Olympia tombstone model 655 featuring a stunning American Walnut cabinet, bright backlit dial, elegant escutcheons, vernier tuning and outstanding performance. Click on the radios picture for larger view.

You'll be hard pressed to find a nicer example of this highly sought after beauty; The absolutely stunning 1938 Emerson model AR-176 slant front tombstone tube radio featuring a gorgeous Ingraham made American Walnut cabinet, genuine blonde Maple and Zebrano wood inlays, attractive gold dial, great Art Deco appeal and fantastic performance. Click on the radio's picture for larger view.