Still desperately need info on a wood table tube set that has only one decal at the top that says 'GENERAL'., It is a n am/sw & the dial is square & to the right-Spkr. to the left w/2 vertical grille bars-Tube line-up; 6A7,6D6,6Q7,25L6,25Z5, & an unmarked Ballast tube & a 6E5 tuning-eye tube at top-over-dial.,probably made in mid-late 30's to early 40's..REWARD of a nice working vintage transistor radio for the badly needed Model/Schematic info...thanks Duffy

Hi,
I have come up with next to nothing, but is the 25L6 socket correct? Is it of the correct vintage? It is possible: 1) that it was supposed to be a 25A6 (which is octal), or it might have been a type 48, which uses a 6 pin, or a 25B5, which also uses a 6 pin (in the event the octal socket is not original.

The circuit for the "Andrea" model 620 and 621 is identical in circuitry as you describe, but I have no images to reference to see if it is actually the very radio you posses.

I hope this is of some help to you.

: Still desperately need info on a wood table tube set that has only one decal at the top that says 'GENERAL'., It is a n am/sw & the dial is square & to the right-Spkr. to the left w/2 vertical grille bars-Tube line-up; 6A7,6D6,6Q7,25L6,25Z5, & an unmarked Ballast tube & a 6E5 tuning-eye tube at top-over-dial.,probably made in mid-late 30's to early 40's..REWARD of a nice working vintage transistor radio for the badly needed Model/Schematic info...thanks Duffy

According to Larsen's "The Locator" there is just one model matching your tube line-up: Automatic Radio Mfg Model 850. By separate e-mail I sent you the schematic (from Rider 8-8).
Gidi

: Still desperately need info on a wood table tube set that has only one decal at the top that says 'GENERAL'., It is a n am/sw & the dial is square & to the right-Spkr. to the left w/2 vertical grille bars-Tube line-up; 6A7,6D6,6Q7,25L6,25Z5, & an unmarked Ballast tube & a 6E5 tuning-eye tube at top-over-dial.,probably made in mid-late 30's to early 40's..REWARD of a nice working vintage transistor radio for the badly needed Model/Schematic info...thanks Duffy