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Loosecannon and Nomadradio explained best. If you appreciate them then enjoy then keep them. If you need to strip for parts and you have them available then do it. I enjoy the old radios mainly, because of a lot of memories for family and friends. I've given away a few old Midlands that I cleaned up to friends. Easiest way to think of them is like Ted Williams, or Foremost Firearms. Both were made by other companies for Sears and JcPenney. If your father gave you a Ted Williams Model 200 12 gauge pump, you will of course appreciate it. A lot of people would rather have the Winchester 1200. They are the same shotgun. The Midlands have value if someone gives them value.

[QUOTE="secret squirrel, post: 844644, member: 7990"] Loosecannon and Nomadradio explained best. If you appreciate them then enjoy then keep them. If you need to strip for parts and you have them available then do it. I enjoy the old radios mainly, because of a lot of memories for family and friends. I've given away a few old Midlands that I cleaned up to friends. Easiest way to think of them is like Ted Williams, or Foremost Firearms. Both were made by other companies for Sears and JcPenney. If your father gave you a Ted Williams Model 200 12 gauge pump, you will of course appreciate it. A lot of people would rather have the Winchester 1200. They are the same shotgun. The Midlands have value if someone gives them value. [/QUOTE]

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