*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR BUYER THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY* Very sought after 1930's E.H. Scott Radio Laboratories Receiver and Amplifier Chassis. 1) "Custom Built" Chrome tuner chassis S#C 500. 2) Chrome power supply and amplifier. Nice working condition. Tunes in radio stations and sounds great! The system has been mounted into an old phonograph cabinet with contemporary high frequency and woofer drivers. The power supply is clean with no noise. The front panel controls and tuner dial are all working. A very fine example. Please read the E.H. Scott history below. Radio chassis measures 23" W x 12" D 9" T. During the early 1930s, the E.H. Scott Radio Laboratories became known for building the finest line of full featured, high performance receivers that could be built. The line started with their 12-tube "Allwave Superhetrodyne" receiver of 1931 and progressed through the 23-tube "Full Range High Fidelity" receiver of 1936.