Vintage rare.1937 majestic radio

did u search SOLD items in any of the auction houses that deal with radios ?
have you been to any of the web sites that deal with old radios ?
maybe none have come up for sale lately as the market for old clocks, radios, cameras , and watches have been decimated by the phone you have in your hand !

 

Lol its an antique it's something there are only few of I see many other radios.go try and find info on rogers majestic radio 1937 model 7R621 and you'll understand where I'm coming from please if you do not.actually knw anything about.radios and are guessing keep.comments to.unself

 

After you've dealt in used stuff for a while, you learn about an offers like that. Too often people who toss out offers like that are playing mind games and have no intention whatsoever of buying. Just as often they have no money but want to impress you. I'd bet money that if you call the offeror to accept you'll get some excuse and never see a dime.

And I just saw your snide comment "if you don't know anything about radios, bs bs" which isn't a good way to respond to people trying to help you, not sure how old you are but you need to grow up a little in order to deal with people effectively-you are burning bridges with comments like that.

 

Hi Tony,
It is a friendly and open place here. If you are wanting to keep people from comments I suggest using a private source.
greg

 

So Tony26 , r u paying for help here??
If not , don't be tryin to tell me or anyone here what I can and can not say !
I offered up perfectly reasonable questions.....U can answer them or not ....but you can't tell me to shut up ...it's not your place kid !

 

Here's the dealer/restorer who should know about the market for that model since he sold one recently, maybe that's the one you bought?

http://www.canuckaudiomart.com/deta...gramophone_collection_from_hobbyist_restorer/

 

Often the reason you cannot find similar items on the internet is because no one considers them worth posting. Rarity of mention does not mean the object is rare, and it specially does not mean it is notably valuable.

Any similar looking radio of the period would be a fair comparable object, it is usually immaterial exactly what the model number is, all that matters is the general nature and condition of the object. To which we might add the practicalities of shipping the thing, and the cost.

I expect anyone who has one would be thinking Craigslist or local pickup.

 

Sorry Komo, he's not your President. You still have to behave.

 

well, it looks that way....doesn't it !!

 

That is the same guy whose email I posted this morning.
Good grief I'm out of this thread.