Today, we have a vintage radio from the legendary Atwater Kent Manufacturing Company of Philadelphia. Atwater Kent made some of the most highly-prized of all radios, and this is your opportunity to own the workhorse of the 1920s AK offerings, the ever-popular Model 40. This radio, manufactured in 1928, no longer works, but it makes a fascinating display for the media room. For the radio collector/restorer, it shouldn't take much to get it going. It worked well the last time I fired it up, two years ago, but when I tried it today, I got nothing from it. The radio contains a mix of globe and ST tubes, including a pair of globe '26 tubes. The speaker never worked for me, but it's original to the radio, and looks great with it. The speaker's grill cloth is original, front and back. When I used the radio, I listened through headphones, but good speakers can be had rather inexpensively from eBay. The radio measures 10" deep, 17" long, 7.5" tall. The central portion of the speaker measures 11" in diameter, standing around 13" tall. The radio is located a couple blocks from the Huntington Metro in Alexandria. Please have a look at my other antique radio listing, for a 1938 Zenith 6S254. Search for "antique zenith" and you'll find it. Location: Huntington Metro, Alexandria it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests dc