Many thanks to SWLing Post contributor, Bill (W8LV), who writes:
The TWO shortwave radios from The Killing Fields (1984) !
First Prop: This Shortwave radio is from the movie The Killing Fields (1984) It appears at (about) 1:04:30 in the movie.
I saw this movie on “The Big Screen” when it came out.. And I had a better view of it at that time. While it was indeed thirty nine years ago(!) I THINK that I recall that on the red label, it said: “ITT” as the brand. And you see the “IC” badge as well. Shortwave radio is integral to this scene, and this is the FIRST Shortwave radio shown.
There is a SECOND shortwave radio prop, also integral to a scene, this one at 1:58:30 in the movie. I have no idea what the radio is.
Of Course, neither radio has to actually BE a shortwave radio at all, since they are props! But they are SOME kind of radio…
And NO, I’m not giving away the plot: This is a HIGHLY RECOMMENDED movie for any “newer” SWL/HAM who hasn’t viewed it… After all, almost a couple of generations have gone by!
All the Best!
73 DE W8LV BILL
The closest thing that Google Lens found for me was
Broadcast Receiver – WWII.
https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/healing_504e504.html
Or possibly this:
Windsor 504E
https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/healing_504e504.html
They were made by the A.G. Healing Ltd company, the radios were similar to the Atwater Kent radios.
What is a “prole?”
2nd one looks to be a Philips BX490A, but not sure.
Yes, the first one is an ITT Schaub Lorenz 107.
Yeah, the full name is ITT Schaub Lorentz Weekend Stereo 107.
The naming is a bit confusing as Schaub Lorentz had several models that had “Weekend” or “107” in their names.