[Vintage-Radio] RCA Victor Model 19K console

[Edward D. Plotzker]

Good luck with the restoration.  I have a mint condition Westinghouse 
Columaire Jr. from 1923 in my guest bedroom.  In 1923 the radios did not 
have SW.  I also have an early 1920's Majestic console in my dining room 
and a 1983 Philco console in my living room along with a 1923 Victrola 
side console all in working order.  I am sure that when you finish the 
restoration you will want a few more too.

WB2JIC

Bob Scupp wrote:

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>I just thought I would let you know I just purchased
>an RCA Victor Model 19K console (circa 1934). The
>seller had separately packed away the electrodynamic
>speaker complete with attached 4 pin connector cable.
>The speaker physically is in excellent condition. The
>wood cabinet is in good condition in that 95% or
>better of the veneer is intact. There is just a small
>sliver missing on the top. The radio chassis and RCA
>AM loopstick magnet antenna is in excellent condition.
>The grille cloth appears original with no cuts, or
>holes. All tubes are present and there is no external
>evidence of "modifications". I purchased this treasure
>for ten dollars. Marc even put it in his van and
>delivered it to me. It is now inside my living room in
>my mobile home.
>
>This should make an interesting project as it is my
>first console to restore.
>
>BTW- The RCA Model 19K frequency coverage is 540KCs to
>4 MCs and 5.85MCs-18 MCs.
>
>Bob K5SEP
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