[Bob]

Hello
I was given an Imperial radio. It has no Model ID on it. It has 6 tubes. One 6A7, one 6D6, one 75, two 42's and one 80. It has two tuning knobs, one for AM and one for SW. A knob to switch from AM to SW. A knob for on/off and volume. So I am looking for help in finding a schematic. I am unable to post pictures because my picture files are too large. They are over the 500kb limit.

Thanks Bob 

[klondike98]

Here's some info on one way to resize photos, there are many image programs you can use to do it.

http://philcoradio.com/phorum/showthread...2#pid35972

[Arran]

 It could be a private label radio made by Belmont, Wells Gardner, or one of the other independents for a store chain. Alternatively it may be a foreign made set, American style tubes were commonly used in many places around the world in the 1930s, 40s, and 50s, such as in Italy, Australia/New Zealand, and even in France. It would be helpful to see some pictures, a chassis layout can tell you a lot about who made a set.
Regards
Arran

[Bob]

Here's some info on one way to resize photos, there are many image programs you can use to do it.

http://philcoradio.com/phorum/showthread...2#pid35972

Thank You Bob
I used Paint it worked great.
Bob

[OldRestorer]

What is on the back?
No metal tag? Maybe a red one or a CX serial number?

Kirk

[OldRestorer]

Chassis is the same as an Imperial 694
The pictures below are a Monarch with the same chassis....


http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/imperial2_694.html

[Arran]

 My guess would be that these "Imperial" radios were either made by Belmont or Sentinel so I would have a look under either of those makes, under the 1935-37 model years.
Regards
Arran

[Bob]

What is on the back?
No metal tag? Maybe a red one or a CX serial number?

Kirk

Only tag is the Imperial on front of radio. Nothing on the chassis either.
Bob

[Bob]

Chassis is the same as an Imperial 694
The pictures below are a Monarch with the same chassis....


http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/imperial2_694.html

Thanks. It sure looks right. I'll check the Web site out.

[Bob]

 My guess would be that these "Imperial" radios were either made by Belmont or Sentinel so I would have a look under either of those makes, under the 1935-37 model years.
Regards
Arran

Thanks. I'll do that. I'll post what I find.
Bob