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Crosley Model 167 (Dual Fiver) Cathedral Tombstone Radio (1933) Less Tubes Untested

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167
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Used
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  • Authentic Crosley Model 167 Cathedral radio from 1933. This 5-tube Dual Fiver vintage wood radio offers excellent AM reception in a beautiful ornate cabinet. Classic 1930s Crosley craftsmanship perfect for antique radio collectors. Browse our nationwide inventory of vintage tube radios and cathedral sets.
  • Authentic Crosley Model 167 Cathedral radio from 1933. This 5-tube Dual Fiver vintage wood radio offers excellent AM reception in a beautiful ornate cabinet. Classic 1930s Crosley craftsmanship perfect for antique radio collectors. Browse our nationwide inventory of vintage tube radios and cathedral sets.
  • Authentic Crosley Model 167 Cathedral radio from 1933. This 5-tube Dual Fiver vintage wood radio offers excellent AM reception in a beautiful ornate cabinet. Classic 1930s Crosley craftsmanship perfect for antique radio collectors. Browse our nationwide inventory of vintage tube radios and cathedral sets.
  • Authentic Crosley Model 167 Cathedral radio from 1933. This 5-tube Dual Fiver vintage wood radio offers excellent AM reception in a beautiful ornate cabinet. Classic 1930s Crosley craftsmanship perfect for antique radio collectors. Browse our nationwide inventory of vintage tube radios and cathedral sets.
  • Authentic Crosley Model 167 Cathedral radio from 1933. This 5-tube Dual Fiver vintage wood radio offers excellent AM reception in a beautiful ornate cabinet. Classic 1930s Crosley craftsmanship perfect for antique radio collectors. Browse our nationwide inventory of vintage tube radios and cathedral sets.
  • Authentic Crosley Model 167 Cathedral radio from 1933. This 5-tube Dual Fiver vintage wood radio offers excellent AM reception in a beautiful ornate cabinet. Classic 1930s Crosley craftsmanship perfect for antique radio collectors. Browse our nationwide inventory of vintage tube radios and cathedral sets.
  • Authentic Crosley Model 167 Cathedral radio from 1933. This 5-tube Dual Fiver vintage wood radio offers excellent AM reception in a beautiful ornate cabinet. Classic 1930s Crosley craftsmanship perfect for antique radio collectors. Browse our nationwide inventory of vintage tube radios and cathedral sets.
  • Authentic Crosley Model 167 Cathedral radio from 1933. This 5-tube Dual Fiver vintage wood radio offers excellent AM reception in a beautiful ornate cabinet. Classic 1930s Crosley craftsmanship perfect for antique radio collectors. Browse our nationwide inventory of vintage tube radios and cathedral sets.
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Crosley Model 167 (Dual Fiver) Cathedral Tombstone Radio (1933) Less Tubes Untested

  This one is in good to very good condition and looks to be complete except for the tubes.

 I am selling this one for parts or repair project  as is as described.

Crosley 167 Cathedral Radio – Beautiful 1933 Vintage Wood Tube Radio! This iconic Crosley Model 167 "Dual Fiver" from 1933 is a standout example of early 1930s radio design. Housed in an ornate wood cathedral/tombstone cabinet with rich veneers, it features a 5-tube superheterodyne chassis with strong AM broadcast performance (and Police band on many versions). The radio displays beautifully with its classic dial and delivers that warm tube sound. Excellent for collectors or as a functional vintage display piece.
 
Crosley Model 167 (Dual Fiver) Cathedral / Tombstone Radio (1933).This is a classic 5-tube AC-powered superheterodyne radio from Crosley, often called the "Dual Fiver." It covers the AM broadcast band (and Police band on some variants/Series 2). It features a distinctive cathedral (or tombstone) wood cabinet with ornate veneers, a green or illuminated dial, and solid performance for its era. Dimensions are typically around 14–15" H x 11–12" W x 8–9" D.
 
 
Crosley produced it in different series (e.g., Series 1 and late production Series 2 with minor circuit refinements). These radios were popular, affordable sets in the early 1930s, known for good sensitivity and attractive Art Deco-influenced cabinetry.
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