Philco grille cloth patterns

1: Philco patterns

Pattern #1 whiskey hue	Pattern #2 copper hue	Philco model 71
The above patterns were used in Philco models 70, 71, 90, 91, 19, and 89 as well as a few others.
Pattern #24	The Philco 70/90 pattern (similar to patterns #1 and #2) is also offered in a "weathered look" style.	Philco 90
Pattern #5	Philco 60B Photo of Philco 60B courtesy of Ron Ramirez from page 61 of his book Philco Radio: 1928-1942.	Pattern #5 was used in the Philco model 60B cathedrals as well as a few others.

Pattern #52	The Philco 20 pattern is also used in many other early sets of the 20s made by RCA and GE.	Philco 20

Pattern #10		Philco 80B (Philco Jr.)
This small herringbone design of pattern #10 (above) is used in the Philco model 80B (right) cathedrals as well as Echophones and Colonial Globe radios.
Pattern #12 copper hue	Pattern #13 whiskey hue	Philco 84B
This pattern used in Philco models 84B and 20B cathedrals. It can also be used in RCA Radiola 26 and Atwater Kent speakers.
Pattern #14 brown	Philco 37-89
The ribbed pattern (above) was used in many mid to late 1930's Philco table top radios, cathedrals, tombstones, as well as consoles.
Pattern #27		Philco 39-116 Photo courtesy of Ron Ramirez from page 119 of his book Philco Radio: 1928-1942
This distinctive diamond pattern was used in many consoles of the 1939-40 era, especially those made by Philco.
Pattern #3		Philco 16B Photo of 16B courtesy of Dr. Jerry McKinney
The chevron pattern (left) was used in quite a few consoles and tombstone style radios, such as the 16B, of the mid 1930s as well as the famous Radiobar, which were mostly built using Philco chassis. It came in a few style and color variations.
38-116	Pattern #41
Consoles such as the 38-4 and 38-116 with a slant front (e.g. "No Stoop, No Squint, No Squat") used this more elegant version of the chevron pattern.
Philco 87	Pattern #59
This tapestry pattern was used in the very popular Philco 87 console. The reproduction is printed on a very fine poly-silk fabric.