What is the value of a 1960s Webcore President high fidelity stereo?
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Sorry, but you will have to supply more information and several pictures if you wish to receive any useful information about this item.
Using only the information provided - here is what turns up when trying to do research:
eBay for sale listings:
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eBay sold listings:
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Is any of this information useful to answering your question? You may be able to find your stereo in these listings but I have no idea what to look for.
Webcor seems to be a well liked name so please provide more information so someone can help you find a value.
This link shows several units so one of these may be like your unit:
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History:
"It appears the original company was Webster and Webcor name became existent in 1956 but the name 'Webcor' had already been used for several years..
The company name was officially changed from Webster-Chicago to Webcor Inc. in 1956, after Webcor was used as a brand for a few years already.
"Webcor Electronics, Consolidated Merchandising, Division of U.S. Industries
Long Island, NY
The trade name 'Webcor' that belonged to Webster-Chicago up to 1967 was acquired by 'Consolidated Merchandising', part of U.S. Industries Inc."
www.radiomuseum.org/
www.radiomuseum.org/
Webster-Chicago Corporation of Chicago, Illinois, also later known as Webcor, was a leader in the manufacture of electronics from 1914 to the late 1960s. The Webster Company operated in the same time as the Racine WI based Webster Electrical Co. They were referred to as Webster (Chicago) and Webster (Racine) respectively. The company name was officially changed from Webster-Chicago to Webcor Inc. in 1956. Webcor stuff tends to be pretty well built.
Unfortunately, you have not added photos of your console, did not specify the model. Most likely you have a model 1450 or its modifications. Here is an advertisement for this model from 1963 (see attached screenshot): thecatholicnewsarchive.org/
The price of course depends on the condition of the player. Webcor President 60's in working order was sold for $ 75, if you have a Webcor President portable model EP1150-1 released in 1960 www.radiomuseum.org/
Webcor President 60's
We'll need more information or a picture please. On ebay there is a nice mid-century modern console asking $450 US but there's also a table top model for "parts only" asking $50.
If it comes in a wooden cabinet, it is in the $225 range.
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