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Gregg Gilliam, United States of America (USA) - Radio collection

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Below you find a part of the radio collection Gregg Gilliam - including other related items.

I'm retired now and by chance obtained a 1947 Philco Radio/Phonograph 47-1230 while doing some antique shopping. I restored it electrically and mechanically and found I thoroughly enjoyed it. That started me on a search for additional vintage radios in need of restoration, locally to me. I only do this as a hobby for myself and am not interested in selling my items. I put a lot of time and effort in what I do, since I am a bit of a perfectionist. I am gaining much knowledge every day on various forums and am grateful for the Radio Museum in getting great information that is not readily available elsewhere. I really like the larger console style radios and currently have a 1929 Victor R-32, a 1940 Philco 40-158 Code 121, a 1942 Philco 42-400 Code 121, the 1947 Philco 47-1230 and a 1950 Philco 50-T1104 television all slated for restoration. The 40-158 is completely stripped and is electrically restored, and I am currently working on the cabinet restoration. I hope to upload some finished photos of these and any other units I pick up as they are completed. On the two units I electrically/mechanically restored I kept the visible portions of the chassis intact and original, however used new visible components underneath. I have since watched several videos on re-stuffing capacitors and plan to do so on the other units. Since I saved everything I have removed, I very well may go back and make the first two radios more original with re-stuffed caps at some point in time. I look forward to sharing information between enthusiasts.

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Part of the radio collection of Gregg Gilliam. These pictures have been uploaded to the corresponding models by Gregg Gilliam but this is not necessarily all of Gregg Gilliam's collection.

USA: Philco, Philadelphia Stg. Batt. Co...
1936/37 : 37-675X

USA: Philco, Philadelphia Stg. Batt. Co...
1940/41 : 41-105T

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Our member Gregg Gilliam opened his/her collection of radios and other related items on 02.Jan.2019.
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