Radio identification

Hi there, I have come across this radio from Stromberg Carlson. I cannot find it anywhere online nor can I find it on radio forums. Can an antique expert tell me what model this is and era? I am guessing the 1930s?

 

Hi Pierre, I did a quick google on 'Stromberg-Carlson' and found a couple of sites. One starts out with, ' In 1894, Alexander Graham Bell's patent for the telephone expired. Stromberg and Carlson, Chicago employees of the American Bell Telephone Company, each invested $500 to establish a firm to manufacture equipment (primarily subscriber sets) for sale to independent telephone companies.
Stromberg-Carlson was originally located in Chicago, with Carlson managing manufacture and Stromberg responsible for marketing. Stromberg-Carlson quickly established a reputation for reliable equipment and stable prices. . . etc

Not sure how to put a link up here but here goes:
http://www.thebakeliteradio.com/page51/page51.html

Yeaay! Hope it works. Otherwise cut and paste. Or just do the same search and you'll find them. Some sites put a hyphen between Stromberg and Carlson.

Your radio must be from the 1930s by the lines. Very smart. One of the sites I saw will probably give you the model number although it should be on the radio itself if the workings are in the case.

 

Minimal value in any case

Let's see the guts