7-valve broadcast band (probably) only table radio.
NEW ZEALAND HERALD, 27 JULY 1933
Frequency Bands: 1
Chassis Notes(most schematics can be clicked to download a full size version)
The 58's were noted by a previous serviceman (who left a note in the cabinet) as being PH58's (Philips manufactured equivalent of the American 58), and the Wunderlich is presumed to be correct, as it is noted as an unknown blue valve (Arcturus manufactured Wunderlich valves which were used in the first audio position around this era).
General Construction Notes for General Radio Ltd:
Chassis' appear to have been lightly chrome plated, valve identification is often stamped in black ink on the back of the chassis. An ID tag showing General Radio Ltd and the model code / serial number seems to be on the back of all sighted examples.
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