Can you give me some ideas on where I can find a schematic for a Silvertone radio, model 6105A. Thanks

Need to find a replacement tube No 6U7 over letter G

Tube is inside a metal shield and has a knob on the top for a clip-on attachement wire.

Tube is for silvertone console radio. Also need instructions on how to remove dial covers so I can remove the plastic dial screen.

Thanks.

I own a Silvertone radio and is hoping that you can help me, by using this description below. I would like to know the year and any information about the radio.Thank You for your cooperation.

Model #: 6356
Serial #: 553634
(Battery operated Receiver)

Identification #: 101578

Sears. Roebuck & CO.
United States of America

I hope you can help me. Thank You very much.

: I own a Silvertone radio and is hoping that you can help me, by using this description below. I would like to know the year and any information about the radio.Thank You for your cooperation.

: Model #: 6356
: Serial #: 553634
: (Battery operated Receiver)

: Identification #: 101578

: Sears. Roebuck & CO.
: United States of America

: I hope you can help me. Thank You very much.

Does anyone know anything about a silvertone radio Model #7048 Serial#935498??? Thanks

: Does anyone know anything about a silvertone radio Model #7048 Serial#935498??? Thanks

: : Does anyone know anything about a silvertone radio Model #7048 Serial#935498??? Thanks

I have a radio like this and according to my sources it is a late 1941 model.

: : : Does anyone know anything about a silvertone radio Model #7048 Serial#935498??? Thanks

: I have a radio like this and according to my sources it is a late 1941 model.

:I have a Sears, Roebuck & Co. Silvertone Radio
Model No. 6356 Serial No. 101578 It says Police Band on the dial Any info would help.

Does anyone have any info regarding parts for Model #R5501D? Anyone try calling Sears directly?

: : Does anyone know anything about a silvertone radio Model #7048 Serial#935498??? Thanks

ive got a silvertone model number r5501d sn 793027. we saw it in a book and found it came out in 1940. this one has a turn table but im confused about it...it take the old style needles that you keep in a little container built into the radio and dispose of used needless in another container also built into the radio, just like the old victrolas. my question is, does it take the same needle used on a victrola or are they different. this is an electical model, it has wires that run from the stylist to the amp in the radio box inside. when you touch the needle you get no sound. the radio has a parts list but its miniture and faded and in such a place that i would have to remove it in order to see it. ill only do that if i cant find a full size parts list.

I have just found an old Silvertone floor model radio in the attic of a farm house that I just purchased. The specifics are as follows:
Model # 4650
Serial # 200869
Chassis # 101.476
Can anyone help me find out who manufactured the radio, how old it is and if it has any value?

I also have a Silvertone Model #7048, but unfortunately, I don't know much about it either. As best I can figure (from seeing similar models on various web pages), I am guessing that it's probably circa 1938-1940. Like I say, that's just my own guess. I did in fact call Sears (several years ago) & checked on the availability of parts. The result: you can still get a replacement for the power cord. If you have any more info on the Model 7048, I'd really appreciate it if you could pass it along to me. Many thanks.

: Does anyone know anything about a silvertone radio Model #7048 Serial#935498??? Thanks

Can anyone tell if a Silvertone Model 100 floor radio is collectable or worth anything? Thanks!