A friend bought a cabinet at a flea market. A brass tag inside is marked: Atewater Kent Radio. There are no working parts. No numbers. I looked on the Atwater Kent web site and didn't find a picture of a similar unit.
The cabinet is a floor model. A square box with Queen Ann legs. There is a flip up top quite as if there once was a record player there. The lower front is a wood panel with a center round hole about 14" diameter. The back has a round hole 2" in diameter directly in back of the front opening.
Can anyone shed any light on this?
Best regards,
Ivan Copas

:A friend bought a cabinet at a flea market. A brass tag inside is marked: Atewater Kent Radio. There are no working parts. No numbers. I looked on the Atwater Kent web site and didn't find a picture of a similar unit.
: The cabinet is a floor model. A square box with Queen Ann legs. There is a flip up top quite as if there once was a record player there. The lower front is a wood panel with a center round hole about 14" diameter. The back has a round hole 2" in diameter directly in back of the front opening.
: Can anyone shed any light on this?
: Best regards,
: Ivan Copas
:
Sounds like a model 33
Jon
:

Hi Ivan

Furniture manufacturers such as Pooley and Red Lion made console cabinets for Atwater Kent radios. Sometimes different AK models fit into the same cabinet.

Norm

::A friend bought a cabinet at a flea market. A brass tag inside is marked: Atewater Kent Radio. There are no working parts. No numbers. I looked on the Atwater Kent web site and didn't find a picture of a similar unit.
:: The cabinet is a floor model. A square box with Queen Ann legs. There is a flip up top quite as if there once was a record player there. The lower front is a wood panel with a center round hole about 14" diameter. The back has a round hole 2" in diameter directly in back of the front opening.
:: Can anyone shed any light on this?
:: Best regards,
:: Ivan Copas
::
: Sounds like a model 33
:Jon
::

:Hi Ivan
:
: Furniture manufacturers such as Pooley and Red Lion made console cabinets for Atwater Kent radios. Sometimes different AK models fit into the same cabinet.
:
:Norm
:
:Hi, The cabinet I am trying to describe is a rather large floor model. The AK 33 is a small table model battery powered unit. This cabinet is large enough to have contained a record player and a TV. Am I correct in thinking that AK never sold such?
Thanks for your response.
Ivan

:::A friend bought a cabinet at a flea market. A brass tag inside is marked: Atewater Kent Radio. There are no working parts. No numbers. I looked on the Atwater Kent web site and didn't find a picture of a similar unit.
::: The cabinet is a floor model. A square box with Queen Ann legs. There is a flip up top quite as if there once was a record player there. The lower front is a wood panel with a center round hole about 14" diameter. The back has a round hole 2" in diameter directly in back of the front opening.
::: Can anyone shed any light on this?
::: Best regards,
::: Ivan Copas
:::
:: Sounds like a model 33
::Jon
:::

::Hi Ivan
::
:: Furniture manufacturers such as Pooley and Red Lion made console cabinets for Atwater Kent radios. Sometimes different AK models fit into the same cabinet.
::
::Norm
::
::Hi, The cabinet I am trying to describe is a rather large floor model. The AK 33 is a small table model battery powered unit. This cabinet is large enough to have contained a record player and a TV. Am I correct in thinking that AK never sold such?
:Thanks for your response.
:Ivan
AK like many radio manufacturers put the same chassis in various cabinets, both table top and floor consoles. Marketing to the widest customer base. I have three Atwater Kent model 55's, all in different cabinet types.
Jon.
:
::::A friend bought a cabinet at a flea market. A brass tag inside is marked: Atewater Kent Radio. There are no working parts. No numbers. I looked on the Atwater Kent web site and didn't find a picture of a similar unit.
:::: The cabinet is a floor model. A square box with Queen Ann legs. There is a flip up top quite as if there once was a record player there. The lower front is a wood panel with a center round hole about 14" diameter. The back has a round hole 2" in diameter directly in back of the front opening.
:::: Can anyone shed any light on this?
:::: Best regards,
:::: Ivan Copas
::::
::: Sounds like a model 33
:::Jon
::::

:::Hi Ivan
:::
::: Furniture manufacturers such as Pooley and Red Lion made console cabinets for Atwater Kent radios. Sometimes different AK models fit into the same cabinet.
:::
:::Norm
:::
:::Hi, The cabinet I am trying to describe is a rather large floor model. The AK 33 is a small table model battery powered unit. This cabinet is large enough to have contained a record player and a TV. Am I correct in thinking that AK never sold such?
::Thanks for your response.
::Ivan
: AK like many radio manufacturers put the same chassis in various cabinets, both table top and floor consoles. Marketing to the widest customer base. I have three Atwater Kent model 55's, all in different cabinet types.
:Jon.
::
:::::A friend bought a cabinet at a flea market. A brass tag inside is marked: Atewater Kent Radio. There are no working parts. No numbers. I looked on the Atwater Kent web site and didn't find a picture of a similar unit.
::::: The cabinet is a floor model. A square box with Queen Ann legs. There is a flip up top quite as if there once was a record player there. The lower front is a wood panel with a center round hole about 14" diameter. The back has a round hole 2" in diameter directly in back of the front opening.
::::: Can anyone shed any light on this?
::::: Best regards,
::::: Ivan Copas
:::::
:::: Sounds like a model 33
::::Jon
:::::Hi. I took another look at the cabinet and on the tag it says, 'The Pooley Furniture Co.'
Now, What the heck fit into that big 'round hole in the front?
Ivan