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Originally Posted by vortalexfan
Hello Everyone, the other day I went to a local antique mall and I found there a 1939 vintage General Electric Model H-87 AM and 2 Shortwave Band radio with a phono input that could be used an iPod hookup.
The radio is in really good shape but the working condition of the radio is unknown and the booth owner wants $75 for the radio.
I was kind of curious as to what would be a good price to give for this radio and if the $75 the booth owner is asking for the radio is reasonable or if its too high. I tried to look up ending prices on ebay for similar radios but couldn't find anything.
Any help would be appreciated in this matter.
Pictures of the radio in question posted below, is taken from the internet to show an example of the unit I'm looking at.
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If that radio is anything like the picture posted, then it's probably worth the asking price!
It's not a bad model, but lacks interest in the collectors community. It is one of the first radios at that time to use a PM speaker.
