Note how cabinet is lined with polished aluminum for shielding.
"Super-Fine All American"
Rauland Manufacturing Company, Chicago July 1924
Third dial controls oscillator frequency, typically set from inside.
Leutz type K antenna adapter made to be
used with the Leutz model C receivers.
"click" on the photo to see an original ad paper for the type K.
Leutz C-7, Special ?, "Southworth Super"
Leutz model L superhet, 1922
The set pictured above is 2 cabinets, each 40 inches long one sitting on top of the other, they are intended to sit end to end. Notice that the top cabinet has binding posts on the left side and the bottom cabinet has matching binding posts on the right side. These are intended to be connected with short jumpers between them.
The set, the WE 7A amp and horn speaker take up almost 9 feet of shelf.
Remler battery superhet using type 199 tubes.
Below are several views inside.
Radiola AR-812 tilt out chassis with optional
UX-120 audio output tube and it's special adapter.
Sampson "Dead Spot" Super-Het
No, I have no idea what "Dead Spot" means.
Views inside the Sampson Super-Het, more below.
This set is in 100% original, unrestored, as found condition.
