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The 1923 ACE Type V
I just acquired this nice little set and find it so interesting that Powell Crosley bought The Precision Equipment Company as a way to easily obtain the Armstrong license. It works great with a 200A tube and you can see the filament glow in the little peek-hole on the front panel. The chassis is very simple like the Crosley "PUP" with the book capacitor. It's still has the ID tags dated 5-1-1923. The original owner was a Mr. Cory D. Johnson of Bevans, New Jersey
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I've seen a few Crosley's from the later years, 50, 51, 52 sets but none of the ACE years. I'm thinking that might be as rare as the Crosley Pup
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Thanks for that insight. I hadn't yet known if it's rare or common. A long-time collector I know had it in storage for many years and gave it to me at a fair price as he has almost given-up on dealing with '20's-'40's radios in this market. It's a great little set and the more I read about it and it's connection with Powell Crosley, I find it even more appealing!
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