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Silvertone 6160 "Bullet" (1939) 1939 black Bakelite in great condition. No cracks, hairlines, or chips. All original including the power cord and back. Stations can be tuned in but are not clear. $225.00. (0710067)	Truetone D702 (1937) Chrome grille black Bakelite Truetone. Art Deco model has a unique design that is meant to display horizontally or vertically. The case has no chips or cracks. When turned on the radio lights up and hums. The tuning dial turns but does not pull in stations. Everything looks original including the power cord. It is very heavy weighing about 12 lbs. $250.00. (0710065)	FADA 115 "Bullet" Catalin Iconic FADA bullet in butterscotch with red trim. This is the early pre-war model 115. No chips or cracks. I believe the grille cloth, knobs and back are all original. It is in great condition. The line on the handle (see pic) is not a stress line. It feels completely smooth when I run my fingernail over it. I will be happy to send more pictures if requested. $1,100.00. (0710063)
Deluxe Masterpiece (1934) Beautiful Birdseye maple Deco tombstone has black lacquer accents. It is a five-tube superheterodyne radio. Everything looks original. Does not work. Not very large at 14"H x 10-1/2"W x 6"D. $350.00. (0710057)

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