The radio was manufactured by the Crosley Division of Avco Manufacturing in Cincinnati, Ohio. In 1945, Crosley interests were purchased by Aviation Corporation (Avco), and the radio and appliance manufacturing arm became Avco, while the broadcast operations continued under the Crosley name until 1968.
The design of the Model F-25 is said to have a "TV look," which was a popular design aesthetic during that era when televisions were becoming more common and affordable.
Design and Features:
Tube Technology:
The radio utilizes tube technology, which was common in radios of this era.
Clock Function:
It includes a clock function, a standard feature of clock radios.
Dashboard Style:
The Model F-25 is sometimes referred to as a "dashboard" style radio, suggesting a design that may have been inspired by the dashboards of vehicles.
Materials:
It was typically made from a durable material like white metal, reflecting the design sensibilities of the time.