Museum Condition U.S. 8A Cathedral Radio - May Not Be Fully Functional, Parts For Sale

Manufacturedin Marion, Indiana, United States Radio & Television Corporation startedproducing radios in 1930 under different names such as: Apex; Argyle; Carlton;Case; Gloritone; Mantola; Melrose, and Radiotrope. I would consider thiscompany to be one of the more successful radio companies that prospered duringthe depression simply by merging several smaller companies into one moreefficient manufacturer to obtain greater market share.

Additionalinformation can be found on the web explaining the corporate history.

“U.S.Radio & Television Corp.; - Trade names Apex, Argyle, Carlton, Case,Gloritone, Mantola, Melrose, \" In 1933 U.S. Radio & TelevisionCorporation merged with \"Grunow Corporation of Chicago\" forming a newcompany called \"General Household Utilities Company\". Their newcorporate leadership was led by: president, William C. Grunow and Mr. Coit as chairmanof the board; vice-presidents were H.C. Bonfig, & A.C. Winnan; treasurerwas J.P. Rogers, and R.R. Trimarco was the secretary”.

The radio measures: 17 5/8\" High x 16\" Wide x 11 3/4\" D

Legal caution:

This radio is for decoration only and may not be fully functional, therefore the radio is being sold as parts only.If you should decide to use this radio, you use the radio at your own risk. I will not be responsible for any damages; injuries; lose, or legal fees or any disposal of toxic materials, health ailments from the materials used in the construction of this radio under all conditions, and I will not be responsible for any legal fees. These cautions, also applies to any resale. These are old electrical designs with old parts that can short. This radio is untested and I have no way of checking the radio to see if it works or not, therefore I cannot guarantee that the radio will work. Please seek a professional certified repairman who knows the circuit to check out the radio.