Help! Trying to find this radio!

[Bill Cahill]

In the late 50's my sisters owned it. I'm looking for another, no luck.
Any info on it appreciated.
Description:
Make General Electric
Case Small plastic
Color Red
In the front with the 4" speaker was a full metal grill with a checkerboard painted pattern.
On rh side both control knobs.
Back cover had loop antenna, and an interlock cord.
PC constrution, I think it was mounted in case at an angle.
5 tuber-ac-dc.
I can't even find any information on this set.
A number of years ago someone pointed me to an internet site. I lost link. It supposedly showed every model radio GE made. It didn't.
It was missing a console, a cathedral, and, my sisters' radio.
Can anyone help me find information on it?
Thanks.
Bill Cahill

[jeyurkon]

Here's one place to look:

http://radioattic.com/gallery.htm?st...c_Table_Radios

John

[Bill Cahill]

Nope. It's not there.....
Bill Cahill

[capbuster]

http://home.planet.nl/~kockpit/cm1001877%5b1%sd.jpg maybe
Or here is a lot of sites to search.

[capbuster]

http://home.planet.nl/~kockpit/cm1001877%5B1%5D.jpg

[capbuster]

Sorry about double post . I will post some other info later

[Bill Cahill]

Nope. Nice radio, but, that's not it.
It's smaller than that. Entire front has a painted metal grill painted in two color checkerboard.
Both knobs on rh side. Tunning knob has numbers on it. No dial. Just on the knob.
Bill Cahill

[Findm-Keepm]

Try Google Image search - it's advanced mode lets you select what primary color to search - red, in your instance. Also, radios of the era were "Plaskon," "Styrene" or Bakelite. Try those variations as well.

If it's a 5 tube A-A, search on it's complement of tubes - 50C5, 50L6, 35W4, etc, or whatever it may have had. That might also turn up something.

Hope this helps,

[capbuster]

http://users.skynet.be/albert.aerts/radio/ try this.