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Here is 1055 Crosley i got started on . At one time the original power
transformer went up like a big huge smoke bomb coating everything with tar spit and soot . It went so long tar liquid ran down through the radios wood bottom wood joints and most likely onto what it was sitting on . After that it is quite noticable this radio got a new transformer and had many repairs after that . It must have been used every day 24-7 . The three 6F6 and 5W4 sockets all look like they have 3 million miles on them , very over dryheated looking . The rest of the sockets look normal As the radio lived on it got very shody repairs wit wrong parts and remained all coated wit soot . Whoever had it must have had no sence of smell . Apon my first power up the thing worked real well under a medium hum |
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