Category:Air King Skyscraper radio

The Air King Skyscraper, a vacuum tube radio, was introduced by Brooklyn-based Air King Products Co. in 1933, with the second iteration in 1935. The case was designed by John Gordon Rideout and Harold Livingstone Van Doren [1]. The radio chassis (plural) with five or six tubes was probably sourced from elsewhere. The shell was offered in thirteen different colours [2]; in the top part some models had either an artdecoish engraved plate, or a globe, or a clock.

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Radio, Model 66, Skyscraper, designed by Harold L. Van Doren, Air King Products Company, New York City, 1935, Bakelite case - Museum für Angewandte Kunst Köln - Cologne, Germany - DSC09557.jpg 3,593 × 4,722; 6.51 MB