Template:Styles of console radio receiver cases

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The case-styles of the console radios:[1]

  1. Table-type radios on the console table (furniture)
    1. Table-type radios with dedicated console tables (with built-in speaker) — table-type radios on the radio tables (furniture)
    2. Table-type radios integrated with console tables (without speaker) — an early form of console radios
  2. Console-type radios (with legs)       —
    1. Highboy console radios      — resembles the highboy (furniture), i.e. (high chests of drawer)
    2. Lowboy console radios        — resembles the lowboy (furniture), i.e. (low chests of drawer)
  3. Floor-type console radios (without legs) —
    1. Floor-type console radios with pillar design —
  4. other style of Console radios

References

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  1. ↑ “The history of Console Radio in U.S.A.”. in : Console Radios 1927-42 (in Japanese). Matsumoto, Japan:Japan Radio Museum.
    Introducing: (1) Table Type on the Console Table (1920s) / (2) Console Speaker Table (late-1920s, Philco) / (3) Table Type integrated with the Console Table (4) Console Type [with legs] including High-boy/Low-boy (1926-) / (5) Floor Type [without legs] (late-1930s) / (6) similarity to the [Console-Type Radio-Phonograph].
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