On the curb…..

[Steve D.]

Saw this 50's-early 60's German radio w/phono on the curb. I left it. No room for any more stuff.

[pac.attack76]

What a waste. I would have picked that up real quick. Room or no room. Alwaya a home for something like that.

[Dangler]

Looks like a Graetz. I have a Graetz Musica that looks very similar to that. Really nice radio.

[Dave A]

Here it is if you want one. We have visited this radio before beginning with mine. Misidentified as RCA/GE in the listing. No connection here. Just hoping the seller gets what is due him because of his history error on a rare item. I have one so I am not in this. Cabinet is needing help. Chassis unknown. Watch out for the shipping charges. Quite high. Not listed on ARF. Could not upload pic. Someone else can do that.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/RCA-GE-1930s...item2c817b3ff8

Edit; this should be a new thread and am awaiting mods to rescue me but continue reading if you found it. Dave A

[Paul Knaack]

Originally Posted by Dangler

Looks like a Graetz. I have a Graetz Musica that looks very similar to that. Really nice radio.

I was thinking Emud, but you might be right. Either way great sounding radios.

[lnx64]

It really looks like my tabletop emud.. Mine works but FM died after the tuning cap shorted out.

[Dude111]

Originally Posted by pac.attack76

What a waste. I would have picked that up real quick. Room or no room. Alwaya a home for something like that.

Ya.... Its hard...... We love stuff from the past SO MUCH that before we realise it,THERE IS NOT MUCH ROOM IN OUR HOUSES!! -- Makes it hard!!