Slightly off topic, but of potential interest to Edison collectors, a seldom seen Edison R-6 Radio is on eBay. The only one of these I've seen in person is (or was) at the Menlo Park museum (original Menlo Park laboratory site in NJ). A few years ago when I visited there I was able to get their R-6 working for them. That was during the very beginning stages of the reorganization when Jack Stanley began taking down things that didn't really belong (such as a poster sized photo of the reproduction laboratory at Greenfield Village). I assume that the R-6 was marketed in late 1930 and/or '31, which I believe would make it the last Edison radio model marketed during Edison's life, and the last of the Edison radio line. It had a dial arrangement similar to the 1929 Light-O-Matic. If anyone has any further information on the history of this model, I'd be most interested to hear about it. On eBay, see: Old Thomas Edison 1930s console Radio not phonograph Beautiful condition WORKS and plays great! No reserve! Item number: 280034245207 Regards, Andy