Fada Radio 5F60 1936/1937. - source Bonhams.
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Fada Radio 5F60 1936/1937. - source Bonhams.

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1936 FADA ‘Coloradio’ Tube Radio, Model 260B.
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After the Blizzard of 1947, Times Square (I imagine); photographer unknown.
Note the Fada Radio ad at the far left of the image. Just about the most stylish table radios imaginable...FADA was the initials of Frank A. D’Andrea, the Bronx native who rode the wave of radio popularity in the early-to-mid twentieth century; Fada radios are highly prized collectors items now. The company still exists as Andrea Electronics.
Brown Bakelite (Standard Broadcast) Fada, circa 1949.