Restored Montgomery Ward's L'il Gem "Airline" Bakelite AM Table Radio from 1952

Description

If you are looking for a restored old-time tube radio that can be played as often as you like and for as long as you like, please read on:
You are viewing a totally restored
Montgomery Ward Airline
AM Broadcast bakelite cabinet table radio from 1952. This radio set has been restored to it's original condition and is ready to bring another lifetime's listening pleasure to it's proud new owner. You will be satisfied with this radio set because no detail inside OR outside has been overlooked in order to deliver both "dependable performance" and appealing cabinetry. Every effort has been made to offer a practically new radio, performing as it did originally, and to be maintenance free for quite some time.
This bakelite cabinet is in excellent condition without any cracks and has been hand rubbed to restore it's original showroom finish. The speaker cloth is new as well as the station dial cover. The brass accent piece has been polished and overlacquered to prevent future tarnishing. This model measures 9.0" X 5.25" X 5.75"high.
The electronics inside the chassis have been totally overhauled. That includes: new dial string and power cord, power supply completely replaced, and replacing all the old wax capacitors. Original copper chassis cleaned up nicely. This radio uses 5 tubes. All 5 tubes are "New Old Stock".
Following the restoration, all radio circuits were re-tuned to their specification using instrumentation. The end result is an old fashioned tube radio giving excellent reception across the dial, playing with warmth and depth. A thorough clean job. Check out all the photos.
Thoroughly bench tested, this vintage
Montgomery Ward
radio set is ready for it's new home. So, if you're seeking both dependability as well as old fashioned styling in a restored AM radio set, you've come to the right place.
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I will box using a new carton and styrofoam so that your new radio arrives undamaged in transit.
Is there a L'il Gem in your future ? ?