A new nine-tube console with Philco's Automatic Tuning mechanism. It operated on 115 volts AC and had three tuning bands: 530-1720 kc, 2.3-7.4 mc & 7.35-22 mc.

Original selling price: $100
Number made: 23,000

NOTE: Grille cloth is incorrect; it should use the 1935-37 Philco "V" pattern.

Another nine-tube Philco with automatic tuning, it had the same frequency coverage as the 38-9 above.

Original selling price: $125
Number made: 27,000

Photo credit: Craig Parker

MODEL 37-11X (Early version)

This model used ten tubes, and also had the same frequency coverage as Model 38-9.

Original selling price: $150
Number made: 5,900

Original selling price: $159.50
Number made: 9,400

A new console cabinet for the five-tube, battery operated Model 37-33. This cabinet style was shared by several other Spring 1937 Philco models.

Original selling price: $49.95
Number made: 14,500 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Models 37-34F, 37-38F, 37-60F, 37-61F, 37-89F & 37-611F)

This model received new Baby Grand and console cabinets at mid-season. The Baby Grand cabinet was shared with several other Philco models, and this cabinet style would continue into the 1938 season.

Original selling price:$49.95
Number made: 45,500 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Models 37-38B, 37-60B, 37-61B & 37-89B as well as June 1937 Models 38-34B, 38-60B & 38-89B)

Original selling price: $65
Number made: 14,500 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Models 37-33F, 37-38F, 37-60F, 37-61F, 37-89F & 37-611F)

The 37-38 also received new cabinets at mid-season.

Original selling price: $49.95
Number made: 45,500 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Models 37-34B, 37-60B, 37-61B & 37-89B as well as June 1937 Models 38-34B, 38-60B & 38-89B)

Original selling price: $65
Number made: 14,500 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Models 37-33F, 37-34F, 37-60F, 37-61F, 37-89F & 37-611F)

As mentioned above, this Baby Grand cabinet was also used in the 1938 season on three different models. The 1937 models can be distinguished from their 1938 counterparts by the smaller escutcheons used on the 1937 sets (except for the 37-89B).

Original selling price: $35
Number made: 45,500 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Models 37-34B, 37-38B, 37-61B & 37-89B as well as June 1937 Models 38-34B, 38-60B & 38-89B)

Photo credit: Ryan Meldahl

Original selling price: $65
Number made: 14,500 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Models 37-33F, 37-34F, 37-38F, 37-61F, 37-89F & 37-611F)

Original selling price: $35
Number made: 45,500 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Models 37-34B, 37-38B, 37-60B & 37-89B as well as June 1937 Models 38-34B, 38-60B & 38-89B)

Original selling price: $65
Number made: 14,500 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Models 37-33F, 37-34F, 37-38F, 37-60F, 37-89F & 37-611F)

A new table model Philco, which used five tubes and operated on 115 volts AC. It received AM and the "police" band (2.3 to 2.5 mc). The front panel, as with most lower priced Philcos, was photofinish; most early version 37-62T models have lost their photofinish by now. While some photofinish has flaked off this example, it still shows how the set should have looked.

Original selling price: $29.95
Number made: 56,000 (NOTE: Figure includes production of late version Model 37-62T)

The later version of Model 37-62 was electrically identical to the earlier version, but was housed in a cabinet with different grille cutouts and a different photofinish pattern on the front panel.

Original selling price: $29.95
Number made: 56,000 (NOTE: Figure includes production of late version Model 37-62T)

Photo credit: Ed Locker

The 37-62 was also available as a console. This set continued into the 1938 season as Model 38-62F.

Original selling price: $39.95
Number made: Not available

Photo credit: Divine Antiques

This was the last call for Philco's four tube regenerative receiver; it would not return in 1938. This particular cabinet is not documented, but several are known to exist and, in fact, are fairly easy to find.

Original selling price: $20
Number made: Not available

Yet another Baby Grand using this style cabinet.

Original selling price: $35
Number made: 45,500 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Models 37-34B, 37-38B, 37-60B & 37-61B as well as June 1937 Models 38-34B, 38-60B & 38-89B)

Original selling price: $65
Number made: 14,500 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Models 37-33F, 37-34F, 37-38F, 37-60F, 37-61F & 37-611F)

Although this set looks identical to the early version of Model 37-84B, this was an all-new, five tube Philco which operates on 115 volts AC and receives the AM band. It did not have a regenerative circuit, as did the 84.

Original selling price: Not available
Number made: 113,600 (NOTE: Figure includes production of June 1936 Models 37-33B & 37-84B)

Photo credit: Clifford R. Huff

Two new cabinets for the five-tube Model 37-610 became available at mid-season 1937. This is the Baby Grand version which, like its predecessor, had a photofinished front panel.

Original selling price: $44.95
Number made: 12,500 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Model 37-611B as well as June 1937 Model 38-610B)

Photo credit: Paul Turney

A new table model cabinet for Model 37-610; this one had different grille cutouts. It was available in walnut veneer only.

Original selling price: $47.50
Number made: 19,034 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Model 37-611T as well as June 1937 Model 38-620T, 38-623T, 38-624T & 38-2620T)

The AC/DC version of Model 37-610 continued for Spring 1937 with new cabinets.

Original selling price: $49.95
Number made: 12,500 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Model 37-611B as well as June 1937 Model 38-610B)

Original selling price: $52.50
Number made: 19,034 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Model 37-611T as well as June 1937 Model 38-620T, 38-623T, 38-624T & 38-2620T)

Original selling price: $65
Number made: 14,500 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Models 37-33F, 37-34F, 37-38F, 37-60F, 37-61F & 37-89F)

Original selling price: $69.95
Number made: 14,500 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Model 37-620K)

The six-tube 37-620 received a new console cabinet for spring 1937.

Original selling price: $69.95
Number made: 14,500 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Model 37-620K)

A very slight revision of the earlier 37-630X cabinet, mainly along the top edges which makes this model look even more like the 37-650X.

Original selling price: $79.95
Number made: 17,000 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Models 37-641X)

NOTE: Grille cloth is incorrect; it should use the 1935-37 Philco "V" pattern.

Model 37-640 having been discontinued, the modern "MX" cabinet now housed a six-tube 37-630 chassis.

Original selling price: Not available
Number made: 6,000 (NOTE: Figure includes production of June 1936 Models 37-640MX & 37-641MX)

This new "X" model cabinet for the AC/DC 37-641 was identical to the new mid-season 37-630X.

Original selling price: $89.95
Number made: 17,000 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Models 37-630X)

Both of these models received a new "X" model cabinet for spring 1937. The 643 was a battery-operated receiver; the 665 ran on AC. Both could receive AM and three shortwave bands, although the 665 featured an "ultra-shortwave" band, receiving from 25 to 42 mc.

Original selling price: $105 (37-643X & 37-665X)
Number made: 69,000 (NOTE: Figure includes production of Models 37-643X & 37-665X)

Illustration is representative of Models 37-643X & 37-665X, as both are identical in appearance

Finally, a new console cabinet for the 11-tube 37-2670.

Original selling price: $139.50
Number made: Not available