Westinghouse WR-100, 1935-36
"Theater". On back: C. R. & T. C. Chicago  (Continental Radio & Telev. Corp.). Tubes: 25Z5, 6D6, 6C6, 43, KL50S2 ballast. Similar to Lafayette AS-5.
There are several differences between this radio and the WR-100. They are both pictured on Machine Age To Jet Age Volume I, Second Edition 1998 by Mark V. Stein (2001 update edition), page 208. The dial and knobs are higher on the WR-100 and the base is cut slightly different. It is a 5 tube radio, no ballast, in a configuration that would not likely fit into the same case as the "Theater" model. The WR-100 has 4 tubes across the back. It is not likely to fit  into the "Theater" model, which only has 3 tubes across the back.
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