Various Schools
Twelve Radios, mid-20th century
Plastic, metal, glass, wood
11-1/2 x 19-3/4 x 14 inches (29.2 x 50.2 x 35.6 cm) (largest, Philco three-band radio)
Marks: (various)

PROPERTY FROM THE GEORGE R. KRAVIS II COLLECTION
The lot comprising:
1 American Philco Dark Brown Plastic Model 48-464 Two-Band Radio;
1 American Crosley Cream Plastic Model 56TU(O) Single-Band Radio;
1 American General Electric Company Burgundy Plastic Radio Case Only;
1 American General Electric Company Pink Plastic Model C437A Clock Radio;
1 - American Fada Radio and Electric Company Amber Plastic Model 652 Single-Band Radio;
1 - British Kolster-Brandes Limited White Plastic Two-Band Radio;
1 American Zenith Radio Corporation Dark Brown Plastic Model 7H922 Two-Band Radio;
1 British Kolster-Brandes Limited Red Plastic Two-Band Radio;
1 American Fada Radio and Electric Company Amber Plastic Lamp;
1 American De Wald Radio Manufacturing Corporation Amber and Marbled Plastic Model A-502 Single-Band Radio;
1 American Philco Wood Cabinet Model 41-256 Three-Band Radio;
1 American Crosley Green Plastic Single-Band Radio.
12 Total

Item 1 - Adhesive residue to upper left surface, rubbing to decals. Item 2 - Case is cracked, flakes to paint, wear to dial. wiring is frayed. Item 3 - Case only, scratches to case. Item 4 - Rubbing to clock decals. Item 5 - Glass dial is broken with rubbing to decals, includes replacement glass dial. Item 6 - Possibly repainted, overspray to speaker baffle, British three-pin plug. Item 7 - Fading to top surface, rubbing to knob pinstripes, plug is broken. Item 8 - European two pin plug, in apparently good condition; Item 9 - Radio case converted to lamp, scratches and fading to case upper surface. Item 10 - Left knob is loose, otherwise in apparently good condition. Item 11 - Wood cabinet is scratched, marbled plastic dial cover is broken at fasteners, back dust cover is missing. Item 12 - Scratches and adhesive residue to top surface, scratches and rubbing to gold tone dial, soiling to underside. Heritage does not guarantee the completeness or working order of electrified radio mechanisms.