Jul 2014

Zephyr

08/07/14 18:43

The Zephyr utilized the same cabinet as the U-100 but included a radio (Philco shown).

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Model U-100

08/07/14 18:32

The model U-100 was offered, for the first time, as a bar only.

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Model 200 RBP

08/07/14 18:24

Advertised as a Period model, the Chippendale RadioBar was announced for the 1940 model year.
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Style 60

08/07/14 18:18

This style is noteworthy in that it is equipped with wine glasses in additional to the four standard glass types.
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Style 50

08/07/14 18:15

The Style 50 was offered in the 1838 model year.
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Style 40

08/07/14 18:15

The Chairside model has been found in both a radio only version and a version with a record changer in the bottom of the bar cabinet.

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Style 550

08/07/14 18:14

The style 550 was the largest and most expensive of the Philco Radiobars.
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Style 536

08/07/14 18:09

The style 536 featured the signature Philco style of the late 1930s.
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Style 528

08/07/14 18:08

The style 528 was angular and provocative in the streamline modern style.
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Style 515

08/07/14 18:07

This is one of the largest and most impressive of the Philco Radiobars.
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Style 510

08/07/14 18:05

The style 510 was one of the most enduring of the company’s cabinet styles.
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Style 508

08/07/14 18:01

The Style 508 utilized the same cabinet as the 505 and 506, but used an 8 tube Patterson radio in place of the 6 tube radio found in the 506 or 5 tube radio in the 505.

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Style 507

08/07/14 17:57

Probably the most popular of all RadioBar styles. The cabinet featured American Walnut veneers with dark trim and Maple inlay.
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Style 506

08/07/14 17:55

The Style 506 utilized the same cabinet as the 505 and 508, but used a 6 tube radio in place of the 8 tube radio found in the 508 or 5 tube radio in the 505.

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