"Doc" Holladay's Radio Attic
"Selling radios at the Radio Attic since April 2019"

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Decatur, AL 35603
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Zenith 7-S-363 (1938)

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Zenith 7-S-363 (1938)

The Zenith 7S363 console from 1938 is one of the most beautiful cabinet designs ever made by Zenith. It features five different veneers including Zebrawood grille bars and curly Maple edging. The chassis has been electronically restored with all new capacitors and resistors and tubes replaced as needed. The cabinet has been refinished with period correct toning lacquers and edge striping. The radio has a new bright green tuning eye. The radio plays well on three bands: broadcast, short wave and medium wave. This 7S363 has a 10-inch original speaker. The radiorgan allows many different tones to be selected. The automatic station selector lets you preset six stations to choose from with the push of a button. The grille cloth is an exact reproduction of the original and I have added a safety fuse as well as an auxiliary input for playing external sources. $1,450.00. (1730025)

 

Zenith 9-S-244 (1937)

Zenith 9-S-244 (1937)

This is a beautiful 1937 Zenith 9S244 chairside radio that has been completely restored with a period correct finish consisting of toning and clear lacquers for a soft semi gloss luster. The grille cloth is a correct reproduction. The shutterdial blades were taken apart and cleaned and coated with clear acrylic to keep the numbers looking fresh for years. A bright new green eye tube with lots of sensitivity. The chassis has been electronically restored with all new capacitors and the tubes and resistors were replaced as needed. Picks up stations on all three bands with a long wire antenna. Put this next to your favorite chair, tune in the ball game, sit back and relax! $1,599.00. (1730022)

 

Zenith 10-S-130 (1937)

Zenith 10-S-130 (1937)

The Zenith 10S130 radio was the top of the Zenith line in 1937. It featured two 6L6 output tubes in a push/pull configuration. This radio has been electronically restored with all new capacitors and resistors and tubes replaced as needed. It has the original 8-inch Zenith speaker and original Zenith "Z" embossed knobs. It plays well on broadcast, medium and shortwave bands. I can arrange affordable shipping or you may pickup. $2,599.00. (1730020)

 

Zenith 10-S-470 (1940)

Zenith 10-S-470 (1940)

This beautiful Zenith console from 1940 has an eye catching veneer design with the center chevron stripe and posts and pilasters accenting the front curved speaker enclosure. The speaker faces down into the concave area for a great sound. This radio features ten tubes with a complete electronic restoration and a brand new bright green eye tube. The radio also has a WaveMagnet antenna so no long wire is needed. The radiorgan gives great responsive sounds from booming bass to bright treble. The automatic station selectors give you a choice of six preset stations. I can arrange affordable shipping to the lower 48. $1,400.00. (1730024)
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About "Doc" Holladay's Radio Attic
Warranty:  My policy is one year warranty on all repairs.  If you have a problem please let me know as soon as possible so I can remedy it or refund your money.  I will not issue a refund until I receive the item back that is complete and in same condition as when sold.  Please feel free to contact me with any questions.  I want you to be happy with your purchase and look forward to doing business with you.  And, no price is firm! Make an offer!


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