[NJARC] Philco 37-610

Ken kenn750 at optonline.net
Thu Aug 18 19:34:16 EDT 2005


Nick -

I believe I was the one who purchased that console.  It was a Philco 37-610. 
I started the bid for a buck and no one else bid against me. I really only 
wanted it for parts because the veneer on the lower third of the sides was 
shot.  After examining it, I decided I would adhere to my radio restoration 
philosophy that if the radio is complete - restore it - don't trash it. 
Hopefully I can find some veneer for the sides or maybe another empty 
cabinet somewhere. Thanks for the history.

Ken N.

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> At the Aug 12 NJARC meeting/auction a Philco console was sold (it was on 
> the stage with a round dial).  I came across a 1936 Philco advertisement 
> which listed essentially the same model (610j?) for $59.95.  Also listed 
> was a Mod 84B Cathedral for $20.  Considering in 1936 many weekly incomes 
> were about $20 for those lucky enough to have jobs, that was a lot of 
> money.  Also worth considering is that Philco was among the lower priced 
> product lines.  Just a little history to pass on and consider next time 
> you bid at an auction.  Nick Senker
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