1924 Atwater Kent Model 10 Breadboard Radio & Correct Set
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:44032243 | Model: Model 10 |
| Brand: Atwater Kent | Type: Breadboard |
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Here's a beautiful Atwater Kent Model 10 breadboard radio. It's a 4700 (10-C), manufactured in 1924.
Condition is excellent. The mahogany board retains its original finish and exhibits minimal crazing. All of the chocolate brown bakelite is in excellent condition, with no chips, no cracks, no issues. The engraved numbers and hash marks on all the dials are still legible. Both original paper tags are intact on the underside of the board, and they're both legible. The wire on the RF tuners is still tightly wound, and none of the wiring is grease-stained or otherwise discolored. The brown paint on the TA island is original and in excellent condition, with minimal wear. The brown paint on the condenser cans is likewise original and in excellent condition. The TA island has good original transformers. The wiring on the underside of the board is straight and the high voltage bypass capacitor is original.
Includes 5 display tubes (open filaments).
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That's about it. I will pack everything carefully and properly, and I can assure you that it will show up at your doorstep in the same fine condition in which its leaves mine. I have been shipping antique phonographs and radios for years, and if you check my feedback, you'll see that I know how to do it correctly.
On Mar-06-21 at 05:26:47 PST, seller added the following information:The AF transformers in the TA island have either been replaced or re-wound. They are good, but they are not original.
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Here's a beautiful Atwater Kent Model 10 breadboard radio. It's a 4700 (10-C), manufactured in 1924.
Condition is excellent. The mahogany board retains its original finish and exhibits minimal crazing. All of the chocolate brown bakelite is in excellent condition, with no chips, no cracks, no issues. The engraved numbers and hash marks on all the dials are still legible. Both original paper tags are intact on the underside of the board, and they're both legible. The wire on the RF tuners is still tightly wound, and none of the wiring is grease-stained or otherwise discolored. The brown paint on the TA island is original and in excellent condition, with minimal wear. The brown paint on the condenser cans is likewise original and in excellent condition. The TA island has good original transformers. The wiring on the underside of the board is straight and the high voltage bypass capacitor is original.
Includes 5 display tubes (open filaments).
When you've finished checking out my ebay listings this week, take a look at my TechnoGallerie website, where you can buy hard-to-find antique phonographs, antique radios, antique cameras and other gadgets you're not likely to see anywhere else. New arrivals include an uncommon Pennsylvania Wireless GT-2 radio manufactured in New Castle in the early 1920's and a 1901 Edison "long case" Home Phonograph with a Hawthorne & Sheble horn and crane. Just type TechnoGallerie in the address line of your web browser and hit the enter key. TechnoGallerie has a newsletter, too, and if you take a second to sign up for it, you'll receive an email update whenever I list something new on the site -- typically once a week.
That's about it. I will pack everything carefully and properly, and I can assure you that it will show up at your doorstep in the same fine condition in which its leaves mine. I have been shipping antique phonographs and radios for years, and if you check my feedback, you'll see that I know how to do it correctly.
On Mar-06-21 at 05:26:47 PST, seller added the following information:The AF transformers in the TA island have either been replaced or re-wound. They are good, but they are not original.
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