Good old vintage electronics... I'm always fascinated of how things worked back then (before the rise of the mighty Silicon Transistor ^^)

That's helpful.

Thats great!

The best I can find is that Trav-Ler made some of this type of radio, but I can't confirm nor deny it.
There were many brands that used this line-up of tubes.
Lafayette was a house brand for "Wholesale Radio service Inc" which I believe was later bought out by Allied, which was in turn bought out by Radio Shack.

At least you have something to go by. I see it was modernized with a 7.8 uf cap in the filament string. This replaced the use of a resistance line cord, often called a "Curtain Burner"

Thanks for looking into this radio for me! :)

Hmm, looks fun to build, but I don't recognize a couple of the symbols used at the top of the schematic. Do the represent dials?

If I had the components handy I'd love to have a lengthy whack at it

One is the antenna, and the other is a switch.

I was referring to 6A7, 6D6, 75 and 25L6

Ok those are the tubes.

Aaaah.. I assumed they would more resemble existing transistor symbols, but I see now~