[rudedaddy]

I just picked up this Victor cathedral radio with a clock … no model number is on the chassis … I have checked a few sites and did not match this set to a model …. … it was unusual to see an electric clock in this radio … I have included a few pictures .. can any one help? I am going to restore this one too…

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[Sterling Spurrell]

looks like a r-7 with a clock added.

[Les Dickson]

There is information about this at https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/rca_victor_r_7_2.html

[Sterling Spurrell]

So Lee is this factory built like this? Never seen one like this, i have two r-7 radios.

[Les Dickson]

Judging by the information on the Radio Museum site, the clock was original. Interesting.

[Sterling Spurrell]

For sure, i would love to have one of mine like it.

[John Bartley]

Also available in it’s General Electric cousin model, the S-22-X : https://radioatticarchives.com/radio.htm?radio=9823

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[Sterling Spurrell]

Nice and i have two s-22 also with no clock.

[Radio Nut]

I have 2 of the S-22 GE. One with clock and one without.

[rudedaddy]

Thanks guys for your help ……..

[rudedaddy]

I now know it is a R-7X model …..

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