Radio today (Sept 1935-Dec 1936)

Vm»!«» A bright beam of light shines through the glowing dials from behind — moves up and down on the major dial — and illuminates the central reading on the chosen wave band. The lower or secondary dial is controlled by the same dual-knob that operates the major dial. It is calibrated from 1 to 100, and is geared to make five complete revolutions to one trip across the large dial. MODEL 81. Walnut veneered console, shown below. 40 }i'" high, 22" wide, 12 Vs" deep. An 8-tube all-wave superheterodyne covering all broadcast service. Oversized, full-range 12" dynamic reproducer. List price J. QO Rf\ with tubes ?(»7.3U MODEL 81M. Same as Model 81, with 9 metal tubes. List. $99.50 MODEL 62. Walnut veneered console, 36 3 s" high, 19^4 " wide, 11 ? s" deep. 6-tube all-wave superheterodyne covering all broadcast service. Full-range 10" dynamic reproducer. List £CQ K{\ price with tubes. . .?J7*Jw MODEL 62M. Same as Model 62, with 7 metal tubes. List. $67.50 MODEL 62B. 5-tube farm radio. 6-volt battery operation. Standard broadcast only. Same cabinet as Model 62. List <tC^ tZf\ price with tubes. . .f3"ti3U ACTUALLY — the easiest, simplest, most accurate tuning the radio world has experienced to date . . . and that's not all! Metal tube models, of course! And numerous outstanding features such as . . . Center-Poised Tuning Mechanism with Double-Ratio Control for speed and precision . . . Automatic Wave-Route Director that balances antennae to circuit for each broadcast band ... Powerfid FullRange Dynamic Reproducers with Multi-Point Tone Control ... DoubleAction Automatic Volume Control and Logarithmic Manual Control ... True-Fidelity Amplifier Circuits, triple-tuned to insure true ratio of reproduction to the original broadcast . . . and many other features that make the new Arvins your best buy for radio profits. Look at the attractive Arvin cabinets! They're designed to enhance the beauty of any room . . . Modern in every line, but not too modernistic. Listen to the rich, full tones of the new Arvins ! Every one of the eleven models (including two battery-operated table sets and one console) is tridy outstanding in its price class . . . The new Arvins have everything your customers "want, at prices they can afford to pay. This means more sales and greater profits for you. See your Arvin jobber! NOBLITT-SPARES INDUSTRIES, Inc., COLUMBUS. INDIANA MODEL 61. A 6-tube all-wave superheterodyne covering all broadcast service. Full-range 8" dynamic reproducer. Walnut veneered cabinet, shown below, 1\l/2" high, 16,1 2" wide, 1 0 % " deep. <LAQ ft C Lis t price wi Lb. tubes t*|7»73 MODEL 6lM. Same as Model 61, except with 7 metal tubes. List price with tubes $57.95 MODEL 61B. A 5-tube farm radio. 6-volt battery operation. Standard broadcast. Cabinet like <ty|^ ftC Mod.61.Listwithtubes^*l^.yD MODEL 51. A 5-tube skip-band superheterodvne. Frequency range: 540 to 1750 KC— 5.5 to 18.0 MG. Full-range 6" dynamic reproducer. Walnut, veneered cabinet shown below, 14^" high, 12" wide, 8" deep. Last price with tubes $32.95 MODEL 51B. 4-tube farm radio. 2-volt air cell battery operation. Standard broadcast only. Same cabinet as Model 51. <£.*)>! ft C List price with tubes. •PX4.7J MODEL 41. A 4-tube AC superheterodyne in attractive, portablesized cabinet 13" high, 105-g" wide, 7H" deep. Frequency range 1750 to 540 KG. Covers all standard and some high-fidelity, police and amateur broadcasts. A really dependable low-priced set, built so well that you can sell it with confidence and assurance of customer satisfaction. List price & 1 ft ft C with tubes $1 y.y 5 Prices of all models are slightlyhigher, Denver and West fttf iJuz Jt/LaJz£A4 &£