Anyone know what make and model this is?

[killie99]

A friend has this old radio and was wondering what make and model it is, anyone hazard a guess? Apologies for the rather small photo but that's what he sent me!

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[Vinny]

Unusual that it has no logo or such, most did have. It seems an odd layout too, from my VERY distant memories - speaker beside the tuning display. Maybe mention dimensions??????
If no-one here helps, use the vintage radio forum - great bunch, take the rise out of audiofools no end though

Maybe @Arkless Electronics might have a clue?????? Not really up his street though.

 

[killie99]

I’ll see if he can send me a better photo, he thinks the station names are italian

 

[Vinny]

Italian - Spanish - Portugeuse, easily confused by a non-speaker.

Google image search for Italian radio receiver gets lots of similar units, but none the same.

 

[Vinny]

Try Geloso- something like this - RADIO GELOSO mod. 26G48 Marca: Geloso SA; Milano - Radio Museo!

If it is Italian, there is every chance that it is a Geloso unit.

 

[Man in a van]

A friend has this old radio and was wondering what make and model it is, anyone hazard a guess? Apologies for the rather small photo but that's what he sent me!

Try and get a shot of the back

 

[Rob998]

A friend has this old radio and was wondering what make and model it is, anyone hazard a guess? Apologies for the rather small photo but that's what he sent me!

Ducati?
https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/ducati_rr4160rr_416.html

 

[killie99]

Here's a low res picture of the rear:

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[killie99]

I’ll get better pictures up later

 

[killie99]

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[killie99]

The same looks like SIRNEMS or a badly written Siemens?

 

[forester]

I think the chassis and cabinet may not have started off together. I purchased a 1940's PYE wireless at New Year which has a similar style cabinet but have to wait until lockdown is over to collect it. Doesn't mean I know anything about them but I bet there's a few on the DIY section that might.

 

[Vinny]

I think the chassis and cabinet may not have started off together.

Good spot. If you look at the "sledge" that carries the electonics, it isn't, and has never been, anchored to the case using the lugs that are fitted to the sledge.

 

[killie99]

S.I.B.R.E.M.S
https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/sibrems_ed_14a.html

 

[Vinny]

S.I.B.R.E.M.S
https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/sibrems_ed_14a.html

Looks to have been partially butchered or built on a Friday, but rare if it is the real McCoy - the company only existed for around a year - probably an Italian government-run enterprise.

 

[killie99]

I worked in Italy for 6 months at an electronics factory, it could have been built like that any day of the week!