Here's a website offering new-in-box 1946 radios--RCA, Sonora, Stewart-Warner.
http://pastpresentfuture.net/collectibles/index.html
My sister follows the site because she sold a bunch of my Dad's office furniture to him. He rents furnishings for movie sets and also sells items.
But really... who knew you could buy a new 1946 radio?
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I have a Stewart Warner like the one you posted. It has miniature tubes, so mine might be some newer than 1946. I'm not sure of the model number of mine. It is a good performer with a 50B5 output tube and the typical AA5 tube complement.
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I've always liked the looks of those RCA 56X3's. I guess If I ever get one, it will be by thinking outside the box.
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