Scott serial numbers

[Kent King]

As most of you know, I've been gathering and analyzing Scott serial numbers for over 20 years. I have a couple requests....first, if you haven't sent me your serial numbers, please do. Also...if any of you have a confirmed date for a set/serial number, please send me that. There is a warranty tag on ebay at the moment, these are great, since they have the date and serial number on them. A letter with a date is also good confirmation. I would greatly appreciate any info you fellows can provide. I'll post more about serial numbers here in the future.

Kent

[Kent King]

Thanks!!

JIM MILLER said:

Kent,

I have acquired an AW15 Ser Nr R-302. It is a 55, 2A7 1st Detector/Mixer, has a two position Static Switch on the front and a variable tone control on the back. It only has one antenna post.

Jim Miller

[John Chidgey]

Registering L168 Scott Allwave deluxe

[Chris Bowne]

My Scott SLRM's serial number is 1841.  It was acquired in September 1945 by my great uncle from Scott's Manhattan NYC retail sales outlet for $250.00.

I also have a Scott Navy RCH (Navy version of the  SLR-12B) and a Navy RBO, I will provide thier serial numbers in subsequent posts,

Chris, AJ1G Stonington, CT

[Brad Winder]

Chris,

Could you do a separate post about the set your Great Uncle purchased, and the story about his purchase, if you know details?

[Alex R. Whitaker]

Here's the serial number off of my red dial Philharmonic, Wellington cabinet, with the tweeters, and a Garrard RC-60 changer (unsure if it's original, or not).  

[palegreenthumb]

Scott Special Communications Receiver on eBay, JJ-257.  I'm curious if that's one of the known examples, or a new one to show up?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/E-H-Scott-Special-Communications-Receiver/...

[Kent King]

I already had this serial number and set in my records.

Kent

[Alex R. Whitaker]

The pointer dial Philharmonic, that I just bought, has a serial number of KK-228.  It had the optional tweeters, and is in a Warrington cabinet.  

[Kent King]

Had that one already...thanks!

Alex R. Whitaker said:

The pointer dial Philharmonic, that I just bought, has a serial number of KK-228.  It had the optional tweeters, and is in a Warrington cabinet.  

[Scott Dickson]

Hi all, 

Yesterday, a friend and I found a Scott beam of light Philharmonic outside of Bakersfield, CA.  The chassis was a mess (moused severely).  But, the cabinet is quite repairable.  He got the guts, I get the get the cabinet; eschuteon and all!  Cost... $50!

Here the serial # to add to the database.

Take care, Scott 

[Scott Seickel]

Are you sure this is a beam of light?  The KK sequence thus far are all dial pointers.  I have 3 Philharmonics that are in the immediate vicinity of this number. 

[Scott Dickson]

Also, when does the serial number say the set was built?  Thanks!

Scott

Scott Dickson said:

Hi all, 

Yesterday, a friend and I found a Scott beam of light Philharmonic outside of Bakersfield, CA.  The chassis was a mess (moused severely).  But, the cabinet is quite repairable.  He got the guts, I get the get the cabinet; eschuteon and all!  Cost... $50!

Here the serial # to add to the database.

Take care, Scott