Existing my radio receiver is working, although the appearance of injuries. The unit has a few repairs, the fabric on the front panel has not survived, and it had to be replaced. There remained lower ledge decorative border, is well illustrated by the photo.

For comparison, appears photo of well preserved receiver with a "native" design the front panel >>The... read more >>

Short-wave Converter
In Russia 1930 - 1940 years shortwave converters were very popular in radio listeners and radio amateurs. Following the publication of structures converters demand for shortwave-parts have increased substantially, and most amateurs wanted to have the converter - a simple and cheap enclosure for the long-wave receiver, greatly expanding the number of radiostations and allows reception of distant radiostations at... read more >>

Philco radio. Model 42-350 (1942).

Model 42-350 is a seven (7) tube superheterodyne radio designed for reception of standard, shortwave and Frequency Modulation broadcast stations, and the sound of a television program tuned in by special Philco Television Radios. The radio Incorporates six electric push-buttons for automatically tuning five stations in the standard broadcasting band.Philco built-in: low impedance loop aerial for reception of standard and... read more >>