The usual story; My Grandmother said they got the radio in the thirties. I know the AM last worked in the mid-seventies. I want to restore it to working condition.
It is AM/Shortwave. The inked tube chart can't be read as it has faded. There is no Model number just a serial number plate. It is a wood console. The controls look like what I have seen identified as a table top 1938 Crosley Model 718 Modern Seven. My mother identified the station ids as west coast (California) from when she was a teenager.

Please, any help on identifying what model chassis and tube schematic? No, it will not ever be for sell, looks too good even if it doesn't work. If any one knows of someone who does repairs in the Albuquerque NM area, plase let me know.

Thanks

Hi Ron

Listing tube types may help identify your radio? Crosley made a lot of Models. You may also want to ask on the Crosley site.

Norm

http://www.crosleyradios.com/msgboard.mv

: The usual story; My Grandmother said they got the radio in the thirties. I know the AM last worked in the mid-seventies. I want to restore it to working condition.
: It is AM/Shortwave. The inked tube chart can't be read as it has faded. There is no Model number just a serial number plate. It is a wood console. The controls look like what I have seen identified as a table top 1938 Crosley Model 718 Modern Seven. My mother identified the station ids as west coast (California) from when she was a teenager.
:
:Please, any help on identifying what model chassis and tube schematic? No, it will not ever be for sell, looks too good even if it doesn't work. If any one knows of someone who does repairs in the Albuquerque NM area, plase let me know.
:
:Thanks