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Book #	Picture	Description	Price
1R		Antique Radio Service Guide  (from 1930 perspective).  The manual gives you service information from the perspective of a radio technician of the 1930 period.  It covers the following subjects:  Service Equipment (1930 vintage), General Service Procedures, Power Supply Systems, Vacuum Tubes, and Loud Speakers.  The section on vacuum tubes is especially interesting and will be of great help to the new radio collector to help him understand how many early types of vacuum tubes worked.  44 pages with lots of illustrations and diagrams.	$12.00
2R		Antique Radio Service Guide (1930).  This manual covers the following subjects:  The Antenna System, Radio Frequency Amplifiers, Detectors, Audio Frequency Amplifiers, Extraneous Noises and Their Origin, Radio Phonograph Combinations, Short Wave Sets, Automotive Installations, and Voltage and Current Readings for Many Receivers.  Antique car buffs will find the section on car radios of the time, very useful to their radio repairmen.  This manual starts with page 45 and is a continuation of the manual shown as 1R above. It has about 45 pages.  Both these manuals have been very popular with our customers. They are an easy read for any person with any electronic and electrical skill.	$10.00
3R		Complete Instructions for Adjusting All Philco Radios. This is an excellent manual on adjusting the old Philco radio's from the late 1930's back to the earliest sets made by Philco. We have sold many of these and they are always well received by our customers. The book covers 59 Philco sets from the model 3 to the model 511.  It does not cover every set made during this period, but most of the popular sets that were sold during that period are covered.  It tells you what equipment is needed to service these radios and covers Super Hets, Tuned RF, Neutrodyne Plus, and Philco Auto Radios.  (The Antique Car Buffs will love that section).  This is a technical manual and will give you everything you need to know about how to service and TUNE UP your vintage Philco.  Has many diagrams and drawings. 35 pages.	$15.00
4R		Western Electric Vacuum Tubes. Here is an excellent old manual on the early Western Electric vacuum tubes.  Have you seen the huge, old tubes used in power amplifiers and in audio and transmitting stations?  They are illustrated and explained in this manual.  This was a large format document originally and has been reduced to our  8 1/2" by 5 1/2" format to save cost and make it easier to store on your shelf.  The contents are still very easy to read.  This is the 2nd edition and is described as "For Use with Amateur Radio Telephone Transmitting Equipments".  The following tubes are addressed:  101D (doorknob), 101F, 205D, 205E, 215A, 231D, 242A, 244A, 247A, 249A, 252A, 254A, 254B, 256A, 259A, 262A, 264A, 271A, 272A, 274A, 275A, 276A, 277A, 280A, 282A, and the 284A.  Each tube has a tube and base diagram and takes two pages to define. Everything you could ever want to know about the construction and performance of these tubes is included in the manual.  It is a "must have" for any tube collector.	$15.00
5R		"101 Radio Hook-Ups"  1930 Edition.  Here is a current reproduction of “101 Radio Hook-Ups” by Radio News 1930. It has been reduced slightly from it’s original size to smaller booklet form.  The cover scan is smudgy because the original cover was in poor condition.  The inside pages are excellent and clear.  The book contains 101 radio circuit diagrams and schematics for radios and amplifiers and special use radio circuits.  If you are interested in learning more about radio theory and how radio was done in 1930 and earlier, this is the book for you.  It is very easy to read if you have any knowledge of electronic theory at all.  Here are some of the circuits included:    Crystal Receiver using loose coupler. Simple Triode Detector. Hazeltine Neutrodyne circuit. Screen Grid RF circuit. Everyman Tuner using Arturus Tubes. Experimental Superhetrodyne circuit. Three stage tuned RF circuit. Several Atwater Kent diagrams. Push-Pull audio amplifier circuit. Simple short wave receiver using -00A detector. Simple short wave one tube transmitter.  Short wave transmitter using type 71A tube. Complex CW transmitter using 210, 203, 852 tubes. Lofton-White direct coupled amplifier. National Screen grid receiver. A Pilot Receiver. Silver Marshal receiver #30. Other brands are Majestic, Pilot, Kolster, Crosley, Grebe, Hammarland, Fada, Freshman, and more.  There is a write-up for each one.  64 pages. This little booklet is a nice way to put hundreds of circuit diagrams at your fingertips in a very small space with an analysis of each circuit to improve your knowledge of how things were done in those days. Don’t miss out on this nice item.	$12.00
6R		"Philco Radios and Radio-Phonographs for 1949". Here is a nice current reproduction of a 1949 Philco product catalog. It has 58 pages on their product line. The first 25 pages are devoted to the entire line of radios and phonographs that they marketed in 1949. A picture of each item is shown and there is a typical sales pitch on the radio and why you should want to buy one. Phonographs, table radios and console radios are shown. It is interesting to note that not a single TV is shown or mentioned. I wonder if they really understood in 1948/49 what was going to hit them in a few short years. If you are a Philco Collector, you will probably find this catalog useful in helping you know what to look for in collectable Philco radios. Page 26 to 58 are full of information on non-radio Philco products such as their line of refrigerators and freezers for 1948. In black and white, as in the original catalog.	$12.00
7R		"Instructions for Installing and Operating Fada Neutrolette Radio Receivers No. 192-A". This is a nice new reproduction of an early battery TRF Radio manual. This manual is specifically for the FADA Neutrolette Model 192-A, but it is chock full of information on the early TRF sets and how to operate them. This manual is useful for operating ANY of the early TRF 3 stage sets. It talks about the various batteries needed and how to hook them up. There are three pages devoted to tuning the set and several more on trouble-shooting problems. There are lots of clear diagrams to illustrate the explanations. There is a page devoted to explaining the 201 and 301A tubes and how they work. There are three pages on interference and where it comes from and what to do about it. The 22 pages in this manual will be of great help to ANYONE trying to get ANY brand of the 1000's of battery TRF sets working. These sets usually used 01A tubes, that were made during the 1920's. This manual will help you get your set hooked up and working properly. You may pay for this via PayPal or you can mail payment.	$12.00
8R		"1930 And Earlier Wiring Diagrams - The "A's" Catagory".  (Includes Atwater Kent)  Here is a current reproduction from a 1930 Guide to radio repair. It has been reduced from its original 8 1/2 by 11" size to smaller booklet form. It contains radio circuit diagrams for radios brands beginning with the letter "A" (the "A" Catagory).  The booklet contains 44 pages and many pages have multiple diagrams on them. Some diagrams are accompanied by extensive narrative about the radio circuits. This little booklet is a nice way to put over a hundred circuit diagrams at your fingertips in a very small space.	$10.00
9R		"1930's and Earlier Wiring Diagrams - the B, C, D and E Catagories". Here is a current reproduction from a 1930 Guide to radio repair. It has been reduced from its original 8 1/2 by 11" size to smaller booklet form. It contains radio circuit diagrams and schematics for radios brands beginning with the letter "B", "C", "D" and "E". Here is a list of the brands and models in this book. Balkite Electrolyte AB 6-135, BW, B, D, C, F Bremer-Tully Mfg. Counterphase 8, BT 6-40, BT 8-20-A, BT 8-20/21 Power Converter, 7-70, 7-71 Browning Drake Corp. MB-30, 69, 70, 71, Four Tube Battery Operated. Fansteel Products Co. Balkite Model-A, Colonial Radio Corp. Model 36 Long Radio Co. Cardinal Model 70 Brunswick Balke Collender Co. Model 14, 21, 31, Combination Radio and Panatrope, Bremer-Tully Model 81, 82, S-31, S-14, 821, S-81, S-82, 5NO, 3NC8, 5NC8, 3KR8,5KR, 5KR0, 2KR0, 3KR0, 5KR6, 3KR6, 3NW8, 15, 22, R-1, B-15 Uni-selector, DC-15 Bush And Lane Piano Co. 10 De Luxe, 12 Screen Grid Cleartone Radio Corp. Goldcrest Model-60 Old Style, Model 80 Improved, Clearodyne Model-70, Cleartone Series-100, Model 110 Compact, Model 112 Colonial Radio Corp. Model 31 AC, 32 DC, 33 DC, 32 AC, Columbia Phonograph Co. 6 tube AC Set, 7 Tube AC Set, Screen-Grid 8, C-5 (205), K-24, C-5 Substitute (310), Model 930-300, 931, 902, 950, 900-901, 961, C6-C7Power Pack for 980, Model 980 Radio/Phono Combo, Screen Grid 8, Continental Radio Corp. Models Ten 29A and B with 171-L Power Unit, Model Nine, 29-A, 29-B, Ten 29-D and C with 250-L Power Unit, All Models Diagram Crosley AC-7, AC-7C, 3-B, 3-C, 3R3, 5-38, Type V, 51, Type V Amp, Model XI and XL, 4-29, 30S, 31S, 33S, 34S, 40S, 41S, 42S, 82S, 401, 608,60S, 61S, 62S, 63S, Jewelbox 704-A, 601, 704-B, Showbox 706, 705, 804, Gembox/Gemchest 610/609 AC, RFL 90, 58, 77-1, 91, 55, 56Model 120 Senior Superhet/Pliodynatron, 77, Super Buddy Boy 84, 41, 42, 6-60, 6-85, Bandbox Jr. 401-A, 602, Buddy and Chum Federal Radio Corp. Model L Daven Radio Co. Bass Note Circuit Thomas A. Edison Inc. R-6, R-7, R4, R5 DC, C4, R1, R2, C2, C1 Electrical Research Lab (Erla) Model 224 AC, 225, 271 De Forest Crosley Ltd. C6, Conway and Hastings, Warwick and Windson, DC5 Compact, Balmoral and Berwick, Bandbox Jr., Barcorolle and Minuet, Electric Hastings, Symphony, Etude and Second Symphony, Concerto, Sonata, Opera, Nocturne AC, 400-420, 410, 740, 750, 800, 810, 700, Drake, Nelson (402 chassis), 403 Chassis, 605 Adventurer, Serenata 700, 702, 705, 707, 741, 742, 743, 750, 762, 766, 810-B Marlborough The booklet contains 106 pages and many pages have multiple diagrams on them. Some diagrams are accompanied by extensive narrative about the radio circuits. This little booklet is a nice way to put hundreds of circuit diagrams at your fingertips in a very small space.	$10.00
10R		"1930's and Earlier Radio Wiring Diagrams - F, G, H, and J Catagories".  Here is a current reproduction from a 1930 Guide to radio repair. It has been reduced from its original 8 1/2 by 11" size to smaller 8 1/2 by 5 1/2" booklet form. It contains radio circuit diagrams and schematics for radios brands beginning with the letter "F", "G", "H" and "J". Here is a list of the Brands and Models covered in this book: F.A.D. Andrea Inc. Model 10, 11,30, 31 both AC and DC, 16, 17, 31 AC and DC, 18 DC, 22 Battery Model, 20, 25, M-250, 35 AC/DC, 40, 50, 70, 71, 72, E-420 Power Unit, E-180 Power Unit, "7" AC, 75, 77, 265-A, "7" Model 475-A, 460-A W/R-60 PS, R-80-A, "Special" AC Receiver, 480-B, "ABC" Power Unit, Type "C" power unit, 160 Neutrodyne, "FADA" five tube Neutrodyne, Models 42, 44, 46, 41, 47, Federal Radio Corp. Model D, Series Filiment Type "D" Code 79-070, Model K, Type F, Orthosonic Type H, Type E, Type M, Freed-Eisemann Radio Model NR-6, NR-7, NR-9 and 9A, 10, NR11, NR12, FE-15, NR-20, NR-60, 30, 40, 48, 50, 130, NR-215, NR-400, Model 457 Power Unit, NR-80 DC, 90S AC, NR-95 AC, 470, NR-85, 53, 800, NR-5, NR-78 AC, NR-55 AC, Charles Freshman Co. Earl Models 21 and 22, Earl Models 31 and 32, QD-16S, Model N, Model G, G-60-s Power Pack, Earl Model 41, Model M, Masterpiece, Equaphase Model H-9, Model K, Q15, Q16, 21AC, 22AC, 3Q-15, 3Q-16, 121, 31-DC, 24-DC, 33-DC, 31-AC, 32-AC, 41-AC, Model Q, Model 2N-12 Gilfillan Bros. Inc. Models 105, 106, 60-AC, Model 100, General Motors Radio OEM-11, OEM-7, Day-Fan 5 (1925 Model), Day-Fan Five 27, Day-Fan Six, Day-Fan seven, Day-Fan 61, B-6,Day-Fan Junior, Day-Fan 5, Model 35, 32 volt Direct 6 tube, Day-Fan 8 tube model 5077, Model "A" ChassisDelco Automotive Radio. A. H. Grebe & Co. CR-9, Grebe "13", CR-6, Synchrophase type MU-1, Broadcast Receiver 1923, super Synchrophase Type SK-4,Synchrophase Seven AC, AH-1, B&C Socket Power Type 671B Hatry and Yound Inc. H-Y "Short-Wave 6". Garod Radio Co. Model EA Grigsby-Grunow.Co. Model 60, 70 80, 90, Model 70-B Chassis in 72 Receiver, Model 100 Majestic, Model 90-B, Models 50, 51 and 52 superheterodyne, Model 180, 181, 7P6 Power Pack, 8P6 Power Pack, Howard Radio Co. Model SG-A Screen-Grid, Model 8 Green Diamond using either 171 tube or 245 tube as Power Tube, SG-B Midget, SG-C Jenkins and Adair Inc. Microphone Mixing Panel Type 3-B, Type "A" Amplifying Panel (3 tube), Type "D" Amplifying panel (2 tube). Gulbransen Co. Gulbransen Champion Junior, Model 724, Gulbranson 9 in Line Grigsby-Grunow Co. Majestic Model 90 Chas. Goodwin (Aero) Metropolitan AC Four-27, "Aero" 15 to 30 Watt Transmitter, International All-Wave Receiver, 1929/1930 Goodwin Aero Auto Radio, Aero Lo-Power Transmitter 1931, Aero S.W. Converter, Aero Seven, ShortWave Adapters for Battery operated Receiver or for AC Receiver, Aero "Trio" AC Three #30, Aerodyne DC Six Model 25, Aero 1931 Midget, Aero 1931 Auto Radio The booklet contains 82 pages and many pages have multiple diagrams on them. Some diagrams are accompanied by extensive narrative about the radio circuits. This little booklet is a nice way to put hundreds of circuit diagrams at your fingertips in a very small space.	$10.00
11R		1930 and Earlier Radio Diagrams - The "S" through "Z" Catagory.  Here is a current reproduction from a 1930 Guide to radio repair. It is 8 1/2" by 5 1/2" in size.  It contains circuit diagrams and schematics for radio brands beginning with "S" through "Z".  Here are some of the brands in this book:  Scott All Wave, Silver Marshall, Sonora Phonograph Co., Sterling Mfg. Co., Sparks Withington Co., Steinite, Stewart-Warner, Story and Clark Radio, Stromberg-Calson Mfg., Splitdorf Electric Mfg., Nathaniel Baldwin Co., United Air Cleaner, Westark Radio Stores, Travelar Mgf.Temple, United Reproducer Co., Willard Storage Battery, US Radion and Television and Zenith Radio Corp.  There are more than a hundred different Models listed under each of these brands.	$10.00
12R		Allied's Radio B uilder's Handbook - Circa 1939.  Eight vintage items to build.  Also contains radio theory and technical data.  It has short, easy to read paragraphs on a lot of technical subjects, just the kind of stuff you need to know if you are going to build one of the included radio projects.  It shows a typical early Amateur Radio Station, and it shows you how to build the following items:  Knight 2 tube DX-ER, Knight 2 Tube Ocean-Hopper, 3 watt amplifier and power supply, Knight 10 Watt Breadboard Transmitter, and a Photo Cell Set.  This is the 5 1/2" by 8" reprint to save money.  If you want the full size reprint in a 11" by 8" version spiral bound, it is also available at higher cost*.	$12.00 $20.00*
13R		E. F. Johnson Catalog.  This is a current reproduction of a Johnson catalog number 959 circa 1959.  It includes pictures, specifications and Wiring Diagrams for each of the products shown.  This is in full color and shows the following E. F. Johnson products:  Viking Adventurer, Challenger, Navigator, Ranger, Valiant, Five Hundred, Courier, Viking Pacemaker, Kilowatt, Thunderbolt, 6N2, Mobile, Match Boxes and Accessories.	$13.00
14R		National Company Catalog. Circa 1952.  This is a reproduction of the National Company catalog, in color.  It is 5 1/2" by 8"  in size and has six pages.  This is a very small catalog, but has 8 products listed.  A picture and specifications of each are given. You will see the following famous National products:  HRO 60, NC 183D, NC 125, SW 54, HFS, Select-O-Ject, TV Booster, and Commercial Equipment.  We are old enough to remember the thrill of seeing each new Model of National Receiver come out.  They are beautiful to look at.	$11.00
15R		Heath VT4A Vacuum Tube Voltmeter Manual - 1952.  Here is the full manual for this device. Has all the contruction details as well as a circuit diagram. Has a large section on how to use this instrument.	$9.00
16R		Heathkit Test Equipment Catalog 1953.  This early Heathkit catalog is 34 pages long and covers all the test equipment made by Heath Company for the year 1953.  Each piece of equipment is carefully explained and illustrated.  A wiring diagram is shown for each although the diagrams are small and hard to read in some cases.  Original prices are also given.  If you collect Heath test gear, this is the manual you need to take with you to Flea Markets or auctions.	$11.00
17R		Paco Audio -RF Signal Tracer Model Z-80. Here is a 40 page manual showing the construction of this instrument.  It has a circuit diagram and trouble shooting techniques and lots of information on how to use this tester.	$12.00
18R		Eico 427 Scope.   Here is a 21 page reproduction of the original Eico 427 Oscilloscope manual.  It explains all the controls on the scope and what each does. It talks about how to use the scope in some typical applications. It has a trouble shooting guide, a parts list and of course it has a wiring diagram too.	$12.00
19R		Hammarlund Short Wave Manual.  1939 Edition.  Here is a 32 page manual published by Hammarlund.  This is the 5th edition.  "Devoted to the Amateur Experimenter and Short Wave Listener".  This has a short wave station list and describes a SW radio receiver that can be built. It has some radio theory and describes how to build the following 1939 vintage gear:  Metal Tube 2, Three Tuber Band Spread Set, Two Stage Pre_selector, Short Wave Converter, Receiver Power Supply, 5 Meter MOPA,  Five Meter Superhet, 6L6 Transmitter, 25 Watt Buffer,  140 Watt Final Amplifier and Transmitter Power Supplies.	$12.00
20R		E. F. Johnson Company.  Bulletins and Catalog from 1936 and 1937.  Data sheet of two pages dated October 1936 covers Type "Q" antennas.  Gives specs for a doublet antenna for 5 impedances and 4 line spacings on the transmission line.  Bulletin 100 dated October 1936 gives lots more detail and info on the "Q" antennas, including a special type "Q" for 5 meters.  A 4 page catalog of E. F. Johnson components from 1937 is also included. No equipment is shown as they may not have been making equipment in 1937.	$12.00
21R		Atwater Kent Radio Instruction Book - 4th Edition July 1927.  Has 47 pages covering Antennas, inside photos of radios in homes, information on batteries, Information on tubes, on radios including the models 35, 30, 32, 33 and 50.  Also covers reception problems and maintainance and a real nice section on antennas theory and contruction.	$15.00 $50.00
22R		Atwater Kent Radio Instruction Book for Models 70, 74 and 76 With Type L Chassis.  12 pages.  Contains general information, Antenna info, inserting tubes, illustration of Type L Chassis, location of controls and how to improve reception.	$15.00 $40.00
23R		Atwater Kent Radio Manual - November 1925.  31 pages.  Shows illustration inside the plant and private homes. Talks about maintenance and Operation.  Shows radio with a horn speaker. Shows how to log dials, handle volume control and adjust selectivity.  Covers the model 20, the model 20 compact, the model 21, 19 and 24. Also covers two breadboards, the models 10 and 12. Has nice section on horn speakers, including the type M, H, L and R.  the model K cone speaker is also covered.	$20.00 $50.00
24R		Atwater Kent.  Special Instruction for the model 38 110VAC radio. This was the first AC radio that AK made.  January 1928.  Only 4 pages, but very important to have these instructions if you have one of these radios. Shows illustration of radio with tubes located and named. Also shows controls and function. Our version of these instructions also includes an 8 page excerpt from Vol 4 telling more on antennas and operations.  12 pages total.	$15.00 $30.00
25R		Atwater Kent Instruction Book for Models 55 and 60.   12 pages.  This is the manual for the radios only. There are no Plant or in home photos.  Shows an illustration of the chassis, tube locations, controls, maintenance, antennas, etc..	$15.00 $40.00
26R		Atwater Kent Radio 1929 Manual.  30 pages.  Shows the models 55, 60, 61, 67.  Shows two speakers, the models F4 and F4A Electro dynamic. Also shows shots of the plant and in-home installation of floor models. On one page it shows 26 floor model cabinet styles.	$20.00 $50.00
27R		Atwater Kent Radio Log Card.  Used for logging the dial settings for radio stations once found.  Has columns for City, Call Letters, Kilocycles, Dial Setting and Remarks.	$2.00
28R		Atwater Kent Radio Instruction Book Volume 2 Sept 1925.  This is the nicest manual we have. It includes information on the model 9, 10 and 12 breadboards and also the model 20 and 21 compacts.  Has a nice section on batteries and how to hook up.  Also includes antennas, tuning, maintenance, and reception trouble shooting. Has indoor shots of typical home installations.	$20.00
29R		Cleveland Ignition Company AK Radio Accessories Catalog 1926 and 1927. Here is a laser photocopy of a rare AK parts and accessories catalog for 1926/27.  This was published by the Cleveland Ignition Company which was probably a subsidiary of the AK company as it deals only with AK radio accessories and has a picture of a young Mr. Kent in the front.  It shows the AK Models 20 Compact and Models 30, 32 and 35 radios. It shows the horn speaker line and also the line of Pooley Console cabinets for that year. It also shows an extensive line of batteries, chargers and eliminators that were available. A number of different brands of tubes are shown. It shows the line of Hoyt meters and test instruments and Frost-Radio headphones. Finally, it shows the aerials and the "Dialite" radio stand and lamp that was available. 28 pages in all.  This is exclusively a RADIO catalog and does not show any auto ignition parts.	$20.00 $125.00
30R		Atwater Kent Radio Service Manual 1926/1927.  38 pages.  Reduced in size from the original. Size is 5 1/5" by 8 1/2". Printing is clear, but small and you will need good eyes or glasses to read this manual.  Also, the original had very poor quality photos of the chassis. They were barely useable and the copies in this smaller manual are worse yet. You will be able to distinguish some detail but not much. The drawings, circuit diagrams and text are all readable and useful. This is a hard to find manual. It is the first one I have seen in 10 years of looking for these manuals. This manual covers the following early radios:  Model 10, 10B, 12, 19, 20, 20 Compact, 32, 33, 35 and 50. Also show the "B" power unit.  It is loaded with early radio theory that applies not only to AK but to any of the early battery radios. Some of the subjects are:  Theory of Radio Receivers, nice clear drawings of various components such as transformers and tubes, purpose and use of the various components, wiring diagrams and what the symbols mean, how the headphone sound unit works, troubleshooting, causes of interference, Testing Atwater Kent Sets, Additional testing, specific troubles and repairs, Use of "Power" tubes and "Detector" tubes, Servicing the "B" power unit, servicing radio speakers, etc..	$15.00 $75.00
31R		Atwater Kent Instruction Manual Volume One (1).  Here is our latest reproduction - the rare Atwater Kent 1926 Volume 1.  Originals of this manual typically go for $150 or more.  This one contains all the original data, but will cost you much less.  You are buying this for the value of it's contents only and not for it's photo quality or collector value.  That having been said, this is a very nice manual and well worth the price. It has about 12 pictures of early 1926 radios. There is some loss of quality in the photos as you would expect in a laser copy, but they are pretty decent.	$20.00
32R		Here is a current reproduction of an old Atwater Kent Parts List from 1927. This is fairly rare and if you  can't find the original, then this copy is the next best thing. This is reduced size of 5 1/2" by 8 1/2" to fit nicely on your book shelf. It has 24 pages of great stuff on the following models of radios:  9, 10, 12, 19, 20, 20 Compact, 21, 24, 30, 32, 35 and 50. It also has information on the following speakers: G, H, K, L, M, R and E.  The B Power units is also covered. Buy this for the value of it's drawings and text, not for the quality of the photos.  The photos are not as clear as the original photos were.  For the Model 20 and up, most of the component parts are illustrated. The drawings for the parts that are illustrated are very detailed. Breadboard parts are not illustrated, but are listed in a parts listing. If you are restoring a Model 20 or up, this manual will be of great help to you. It shows almost every ternimal and wire of every component part.   No returns or refunds on this.	$20.00 $75.00
33R		Atwater Kent Radio Instruction Book - 3rd Edition.  Has 48 pages with photos (not too clear, but better than nothing) of radios in the home.  Also nice sections on how to install the antennas for best reception, how to cure strange noises in your set, how to hook up batteries, and general care of the sets.  Has many views of the following sets:  Model 30, 32, 35 and 20 Compact, showing component location and tube types and locations.
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