Early 30s yes, globe tubes no
It's a lowly model 60L from 1933. I think that was the first year for the ST types. My 1932 Philco is all globes.
I probably should have passed, but the price was right and it followed me home
I figure I can practice on this guy before I restore my 70.
Tube lineup is 80, 6A7, 78, 75 and 42.
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whole bunch of info on this line.
It's missing two hex knobs and the cloth has been replaced, but otherwise is in decent condition.
Pretty small compared to my Philco 70. Of course, that's a 1931 model with big globe tubes.
80 and 42 tubes.
This came out of an old alternator / starter motor rebuild shop. The new owner wanted to clear it out along with an old cast iron stove for sale.
Says it came out of a caboose. I had to pass on it, but it is kinda cool I think.
