we have received an majestic model 130-a with curved doors that was made in chicago

As with many other things, the condition must be considered. If it is in at least fair condition maybe about $150, very good maybe $200. Of course things sold on eBay may be worth much more but that is usually not what a collector would pay. Also things sold at an antique shop, if they are in good condition could sell for many times the real worth.

Ed

:we have received an majestic model 130-a with curved doors that was made in chicago

Hasn't this subject been "gummed" enough in another thread? See: http://www.nostalgiaair.org/Forums/Messages/201/M0034201.htm

Why not just list it on eBay, see what it sells for, and then you will know what it's worth?

There is not a well established market for old radios, and what it might bring today, from a particular buyer, could bear no relation to what it would bring tomorrow.

:we have received an majestic model 130-a with curved doors that was made in chicago

Doug,

I am relatively new to antique radio collecting. I think from that newbie point-of-view one expects these old radios to be worth a mint. In all reality, there are many "out-there" and loads of people who can fix 'em.

The real answer is they are worth what someone will pay for them. But don't expect a mint.

Ed

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