Philco 41-69 Universal Radio and Phonograph (1941)
The Philco 41-629 is a highly collectible vintage floor-model radio and phonograph combination released in 1941. It is particularly famous for featuring the pioneering "Beam of Light" optical turntable, which used a light bulb and mirror system rather than a traditional heavy needle to play records.
As far as I can tell, my unit is in working order—the radio picks up broadcasts—but I do not know how to turn on or test the player; visually, all components are present, but some connections may be broken. I have also listed an Eveready AC Receiver (Model 52, 1959) alongside this lot. If you are interested, you could purchase it together with the Philco. These radios are available for local pickup only.
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