Identify this Airline radio?

[RetroHacker]

So, I've had this one for a little while, thought I might dig in to fixing it up, but, I can't find a model number or any other useful markings on it. It's an Airline, indicated only by some tiny text on the dial around the tuning eye. Multiple bands - short wave, police, broadcast, etc.

Any ideas what model this might be, so I can try to track down schematics?

-Ian

[dieseljeep]

Originally Posted by RetroHacker

So, I've had this one for a little while, thought I might dig in to fixing it up, but, I can't find a model number or any other useful markings on it. It's an Airline, indicated only by some tiny text on the dial around the tuning eye. Multiple bands - short wave, police, broadcast, etc.

Any ideas what model this might be, so I can try to track down schematics?

-Ian

It doesn't look like one of their common suppliers. I dont remember Wards sets with a rubber-stamped tube location diagram. It looks like it has station call-letters. What area are they, east, mid or west?
You'd have to look at all the Wards diagrams in Rider's, vols 8-11 as research.

[dieseljeep]

Originally Posted by RetroHacker

So, I've had this one for a little while, thought I might dig in to fixing it up, but, I can't find a model number or any other useful markings on it. It's an Airline, indicated only by some tiny text on the dial around the tuning eye. Multiple bands - short wave, police, broadcast, etc.

Any ideas what model this might be, so I can try to track down schematics?

-Ian

This one should be the schematic. Riders, vol 10 Mont Ward pg 10-41.
Built by Belmont Radio.

[dieseljeep]

Originally Posted by dieseljeep

This one should be the schematic. Riders, vol 10 Mont Ward pg 10-41.
Built by Belmont Radio.

Forgot the model number, 62-702,703