I have a 1940s looking crosley tube radio that looks very similar to a couple rare ones I've seen but I can't find mine anywhere online, I was hoping for someone to help me identify it, I can email a picture because he file size is to large to post, thanks!

Welcome to the forum.

Resize your photos to be less than 800x800 and repost images of front and back. There is a discussion here on the forums regarding posting photos.

Also, how do you know the other Crosley radios you saw were rare?

Well I have researched crosley radios for a little bit yesterday and after some time on this forum and other sites, there were various 1940s console sets that were extremely similar to this one. The actual size of 800x800 wasn't the problem, it was the file size being too large.

You can post photos as attachments straight out of the chute. No need to wait 24Hrs.
Use the upload attachment facility underneath the message editor to place your image in-line.

Image file restrictions here are width-800px by ❉height-800px and file size-256kB max

Resize image on-line→ http://picresize.com
If your image is already 800px wide, choose no change and enter 256kB...


❉Do not change height when resizing. Pretty picture→ here.

Greg.


Edit: When resizing your images... only enter 800px or less for the width
leave the height box blank.

Hi Greg, That link you posted had helped me get into my
browser, but I still can't post it to the forum...What the heck
am I doing wrong?
So far you have got me closer to the forum!!

Thanks, Gary

Gary, if you enable your PM (private message) and/or email if you wish, I will get in touch later tonight.

How to change arf board preferences.
when logged in...
go to User Control Panel
in the left-hand Options pane select Profile
then select Edit account settings and make sure that your email address is listed.

then go to Board preferences
under Edit global settings make sure that the Users can contact me by e-mail: (radio button) is set to Yes.
under Edit global settings make sure that the Allow users to send you private messages: (radio button) is set to Yes.

Greg.

oh... don't forget to click Submit for the changes to take effect.

Wow, I was just now able to get back to this discussion, I want to thank each and everyone for your input. I'll be studying it and get back to working on the radio. Attached is the original configuration and then my butcher job. If I have the caps in the right place, it's the cap with the striped wires that I have no clue what they attach to. Sorry, as I mentioned I'm new at this, again thanks for your hep.