Anyone hear of these, very $$$
 

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I think my Uncle rented one of these ( Or something similar)
in the 1920's to listen to a Prize fight;
one of the first broadcast sporting events


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We have an old guy here that has 4 of these and they all work....He has a
lot of the old "Tombstone" or "Headstone" Radio's in his collection as well
....They are fun to play with! He probably has about 80 radios total. Ive
got a few but nothing that old in the Kent Line.


KB


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Thats an A****er Kent Breadboard. This paticular one was produced in Feb of
1924 and sold for a cool $100
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