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Hello, I have a 1938 scott radio, that I am trying to find a value on. It has one speaker at bottom, behind two doors. The left side top, pulls out, and is supposed to have a turntable in compartment…
Posted on August 5, 2013 at 8:29pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
Hello, I have a 1938 scott radio, that I am trying to find a value on. It has one speaker at bottom, behind two doors. The left side top, pulls out, and is supposed to have a turntable in compartment. The right side top, has a door that you pull down, and push in so the radio comes out. it is an am/fm radio, with a green glass eye for tuning in stations. It has shortwave on it also. I will try to get photos of it posted, and the only number I found on it, was on the nameplate on back, and it…
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Dave:
1) Scott did not make any FM receivers in 1938.
2) The serial number is post war.
3) The serial number is high enough to exclude the 800B prototype receiver, the Model 800.
4) The cabinet description fits the post war Chippendale or Modern to a tee.
5) The bands are correct for the 800B and not the Metropolitan 16A or Export receiver
- OR -
It is an pre-war Laureate chassis with a post war serial number in a 800B type cabinet.
I am inclined to side with the former scenerio.
Norm, - Curious Dan seems to say only one tuning eye and not 2 like the 1946-9 Scott 800-B has. Lastly, a Scott radio/phono combination where pushing the door in under the receiver causes the receiver to extend forward from the cabinet?
-Dave