Does anyone have a schematic and operating instructions for a Federal radio type 110?

A.G. Tannenbaum has a 14 page operator's manual for $19+s/h.
It doesn't say whether a schematic is in the manual, but an e-mail to them would answer that. They have been very helpful to me.
A picture of the 110 shows some diagrams/instructions on a card inside the door. Is this still intact?

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Thanks for the help Walther. The card inside the door is still intact. It does tell how to tune the radio but I only get the two strongest stations in my area. My 1920’s homebrew radio receives six stations with one being 200 miles away. I thought maybe the operator’s manual would have more information on tuning. It looks like someone added a fourth tube. The filament of this tube is wired to a switch in front. There is also an added ¼ jack in front. I’m not quite sure what this tube is for. If you plug the headset into this added jack none of the tubes light. I thought a schematic could help me follow out what this tube is wire into.
Steve

: A.G. Tannenbaum has a 14 page operator's manual for $19+s/h.
: It doesn't say whether a schematic is in the manual, but an e-mail to them would answer that. They have been very helpful to me.
: A picture of the 110 shows some diagrams/instructions on a card inside the door. Is this still intact?
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::Does anyone have a schematic and operating instructions for a Federal radio type 110?
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