03-22-2018, 11:46 AM
> Over 48,000 were made
58,432 according to Philco Furniture History.
http://philcoradio.com/gallery2/1940a/#Model_40-95T
I don't know how many battery operated Philcos have survived, but there are still a lot of them out there in barns, attics, storage units and collections. The guys who like to hoard thousands of radios probably have several.
I've seen a few 40-95T sets around, but I have never owned one that I can recall at present. I don't really care for the styling, but that's just my opinion. It was OK for its time and intended purpose. I don't know how many show up at Kutztown; to be honest, I've never paid any attention as I am usually focused on certain items when I go to K-town - and I usually don't find them
. Maybe I'll be more open-minded this time around and who knows what I will find. 
Oh, Jeff, when you get that radio, we could use more - and better - photos of that model for the Philco Radio Gallery (hint, hint).
Please?
58,432 according to Philco Furniture History.
http://philcoradio.com/gallery2/1940a/#Model_40-95T
I don't know how many battery operated Philcos have survived, but there are still a lot of them out there in barns, attics, storage units and collections. The guys who like to hoard thousands of radios probably have several.
I've seen a few 40-95T sets around, but I have never owned one that I can recall at present. I don't really care for the styling, but that's just my opinion. It was OK for its time and intended purpose. I don't know how many show up at Kutztown; to be honest, I've never paid any attention as I am usually focused on certain items when I go to K-town - and I usually don't find them
. Maybe I'll be more open-minded this time around and who knows what I will find. Oh, Jeff, when you get that radio, we could use more - and better - photos of that model for the Philco Radio Gallery (hint, hint).
Please?
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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN
