Rare HAZELTINE 4 TUBE BATTERY PORTABLE RADIO For AMATEUR EXPERIMENTAL Use Only For Sale

Rare HAZELTINE 4 TUBE BATTERY PORTABLE RADIO For AMATEUR EXPERIMENTAL Use OnlyPowered by a 67-1/2 volt battery. Four tubes and two IF cans. I should have read the tube numbers when it was taken apart, but I didn\'t.For its value as history this radio deserves a re-build. It belongs in a museum collection of HAM/Experimental radio.A mouse never lived in this radio but one got in and ate all the insulation off all the wires. An entire rewire is required.The original chassis was unused and a sub-chassis was used for licensed amateur experimental use.The case is in reasonable condition with little damage or abuse. Please rely on photos for its condition.ON THE DECAL ON THE BOTTOM. THE LINE(____) INDICATES MISSING TEXT:

• Licensed only for amateur experimental and broadcast reception. The manufacture and of sale of this apparatus does not imply any license under any _______patent relating to the structure or manufacture of radio tubes.
• Licensed by Hazeltine Corporation only for the use in homes, for educational puro________or private non-commercial use under the following patents and by pending applications.
• Made in the U.S.A. by the (T R ?) Corp. CHICAGO

END OF THE DECAL ON THE BOTTOMPlease study the photos. WYSIWYG (What you see is what you get). A mouse never lived in this radio but one got in and ate all the insulation off all the wires. An entire rewire is required. The original chassis was unused and a sub-chassis was used for licensed amateur experimental use. The case is in reasonable condition with little damage or abuse. Please rely on photos for its condition.
CHECK OUT MY OTHER ITEMSCONDITION AS SHOWN. STUDY THE PHOTOS. WYSIWYG (\"WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET\")

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