Your radio collection is something to be proud of; very fine sets, the likes of which we will never see again in this age of cheap plastic one-chip gutless wonder throw-away-when-they-break-down portables. I'd hold on to every one of those oldies if I were you.

However, I did a double take when I saw one of your German radios. Was I seeing things, or did the set have an old RCA logo on it (the round one they used from the '50s until the late 1960s)? Hmmm. :scratch2: I'll have to look at the picture again to be 100-percent certain, but I could have sworn I saw just such a logo on the front panel of an obviously German radio, which looked like a Grundig or something similar--unless Grundig was making radios for RCA (or vice-versa) after the war.

Hi, thanks for all the compliments, It was made for RCA by graetz (i think I spelled that wrong) Its the same as the 9-INT-1 tabletop version and I think its the only model they made for them,
Its my favorite radio in my collection (so far)

I saw one of those RCA "Internationals" in an antique/junque shoppe once, they wanted a small fortune for it.

WOW! Thanks for sharing the eye candy! :thmbsp: