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Cathedral Radio Housing Philco Wood No Electronics Superheterodyne 1932
Cathedral Radio Housing Philco Wood No Electronics Superheterodyne 1932
Cathedral Radio Housing Philco Wood No Electronics Superheterodyne 1932
Cathedral Radio Housing Philco Wood No Electronics Superheterodyne 1932
Cathedral Radio Housing Philco Wood No Electronics Superheterodyne 1932
Cathedral Radio Housing Philco Wood No Electronics Superheterodyne 1932
Cathedral Radio Housing Philco Wood No Electronics Superheterodyne 1932
Cathedral Radio Housing Philco Wood No Electronics Superheterodyne 1932
Cathedral Radio Housing Philco Wood No Electronics Superheterodyne 1932
Cathedral Radio Housing Philco Wood No Electronics Superheterodyne 1932
Cathedral Radio Housing Philco Wood No Electronics Superheterodyne 1932
Cathedral Radio Housing Philco Wood No Electronics Superheterodyne 1932

Cathedral Radio Housing Philco Wood No Electronics Superheterodyne 1932

$ 23.73

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Condition: This is the wood shell of a Philco Superheterodyne cathedral radio, circa 1932, according to radiomuseum.org. That is all there is - no electronics. Note the knobs are intact on the front. Inside the Philco manufacturer's label is there, though not all of it. This radio is possible for restoration. The wood, the laminate, is separating. You can see that in one of the eBay photos. The shell is not in great condition, but it is workable for restoration or parts. It is dirty inside. I would say the shell is in fair condition. Thank you.
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Brand: Philco Superheterodyne
  • Modification Description: This is just the wood shell.
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Modified Item: Yes
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days

    Description

    Philco Superheterodyne cathedral radio.
    The wood shell or housing only.
    No electronics.
    Dates to the 1932 period, according to radiomuseum.org and the Antique Radios book.
    For parts or restoration.
    The radio shell is 16 inches tall / 12 1/2 inches wide / 8 1/2 inches deep.
    Fair condition.
    Thank you.