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1931-1935 
Early Silvertones I
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Early Silvertones V. Sentinel Radio Corp.
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1935-1936 
Silvertone radios with the Green Airplane Dial
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1936-1937 
Silvertone radios with the Gold Dial I
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Silvertone radios with the Gold Dial II
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Silvertone radios with the Round Dial - Left Overs
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Silvertone radios with the Gold Dial III
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Note: Public access to four first pages and last one for each book. 1938 Made in 1938 NEW - FREE ACCESS 1939 Made in 1939 NEW - FREE ACCESS 1940 Made in 1940 NEW - FREE ACCESS 1941 Made in 1941 NEW - FREE ACCESS Attention !!!!! The Guides contain many references to Silvertone radios part numbers. Many people ask me why you need those numbers. You can’t order or buy knobs, speakers, or transformers and using those parts number. Here is a story. For Example. You are going to buy nice model #4588. This is very cool looking radio and pretty expensive too. The radio is good condition but two knobs missing (or broken). The "Volume" and "Band Switch". The first knob "Volume" part #1013914095 utilized in many Silvertone radios (probably not to hard to find it, but second knob "Band Switch" part #1013914948 (4 bands "Foreign, Foreign, Police and Broadcast") utilized only in a high end models and it is very hard to find it. Then look at speaker, find part number and compare with Guide. If number matched, you are OK. The speaker is original, but if is not? Next. Look at a power transformer. If wrong part number or you couldn’t find it at all, the power transformer have been replaced. On the right one? This kind story could tell you parts number. 
The Best Silvertone Radios 1930-1934
The Green Airplane Dial from 1935
Roll Over Dial - Sears Silvertone models 1937Some comments from satisfied eGuide readers Thank you for your quick response to my request. Just wanted to let you know that I am very impressed by your product, and also by your devotion to Silvertone radios. I have always been a Zenith and Midwest fan, but since I discovered the large gold-dial Silvertones, I am "hooked". Thank you for making great information available on these models! J.P. Just went through my new guide. All I can say is "AWSOME". You have done a great job, it is worth every penny. As a matter of fact the whole site is awsome. Thanks again, Bruce 1. The collector's guides give you clear information and you will make right decision if you close to buy a Silvertone radio, but you not sure about price, features, completeness, originals or if you got one, but want to learn more about your radio. 2. Collector's guides are not still book. A Guides will updated as soon will get new information or pictures. 3. If you want to share with your project and this feat to a Guide guideline I can add a page to a Collectors guide. 4. Availability 24/7 as soon exist this website. 5. Accessibility from any place home, work, city, country. 6. It can't be lost or stolen, ripped or chewed (by a dog) and you will have access to Guides as soon this website will exist. For over five years, SFHobbies visitors have helped me with all kinds of information about Silvertone radios. They have helped me with some research, sent me images, and answered my questions about specific models that they own. Thank you very much to all. You can find many of their names on the "Donation List" page. 
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