Hello all! I aquired a huge 24 inch wide chassis (unknown model) that has 2 24A's ,27 ,80 and 2 71A's .The chassis punchouts for the some of the tubes 5 prong ones are star shaped (sort of)Is this particular to one company or not at all?Has anyone seen this?Also the conection for the speaker consists of 4 prong inputs in a rectangular shape.Thanks for any info to what manafacturer may have made this radio

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:Hello all! I aquired a huge 24 inch wide chassis (unknown model) that has 2 24A's ,27 ,80 and 2 71A's .The chassis punchouts for the some of the tubes 5 prong ones are star shaped (sort of)Is this particular to one company or not at all?Has anyone seen this?Also the conection for the speaker consists of 4 prong inputs in a rectangular shape.Thanks for any info to what manafacturer may have made this radio
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This looks like an early Philco. Look at the model numbers with a 2-digit fairly low model number, such as Philco Model 20, plus or minus a few numbers. Ed M

::Hello all! I aquired a huge 24 inch wide chassis (unknown model) that has 2 24A's ,27 ,80 and 2 71A's .The chassis punchouts for the some of the tubes 5 prong ones are star shaped (sort of)Is this particular to one company or not at all?Has anyone seen this?Also the conection for the speaker consists of 4 prong inputs in a rectangular shape.Thanks for any info to what manafacturer may have made this radio
::My hunch was right although it is not a model 20 but I looked in my "Radio set socket guide " book ,and under "Pliladelphia Storage battery company" name before Phico is a model 62 or 65 with same tube layout .This is exciting!! There is a small plastic (bakelite)box under the chassis that may be one of those Philco block capacitors.Thanks ED M for the info!
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:This looks like an early Philco. Look at the model numbers with a 2-digit fairly low model number, such as Philco Model 20, plus or minus a few numbers. Ed M
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