Brian Dunlop's Page

"More on the Export Receiver.  Here are some more photos of the radio including the back with the cover removed.  No amp chassis.  Metal tag on the back from Wade Associates, Inc, Cleveland, Ohio. Also a TV repair shop sticker on the…"

"As Brian mentioned, I have added the brochure to the Archive. Kent"

"Gorgeous! Thanks for the photo! "

"Wow!"

"Is there any chance you can post the rest of the brochure?  This is the first time I have seen a brochure for the Export receiver.  Distribution may have been limited to authorized Scott distributors (department stores at the time). …"

"The furniture value of the cabinets is why people hung on to these old radios well past their best before date of the electronics. Simply gorgeous!"

"That is wonderful! I am really glad to know you have an example that has survived almost 100 years. I will add these photos to my archive. Someday I hope to do a more complete study of sets and cabinets. Kent"

"I will check the radio in the cabinet and see if there is an amp chassis.  It has a solid back and I have never looked inside.  To be honest I never gave this radio much attention. Its been in storage for many  years. It did come to…"

"Years ago I picked up an export receiver chassis that came with the speaker and the crude amp chassis with military parts and a couple chrome transformers. I never gave it any attention either. I always thought it just went with the receiver…"