Hammond HR-40 tone cabinet - $100 (Washougal, WA)

This rare Hammond tone cabinet is in good condition and sounds great.
(The only quibble: the unit's reverb seems a bit weak.
) Checking on line, I see that someone is selling just the amplifier from an HR-40 on eBay for $499 and is generating interest.
The amp includes 8 6V6 power tubes, which in themselves are valuable.
Add the 11 vintage speakers, and this is definitely a bargain at only $100.
But I'm downsizing and want to move the tone cabinet quickly.
Below is some info about the HR-40: In production October 1948 to February 1960 The H series tone cabinets are designed for use in all types of installations: church, home, school, and entertainment places.
Their response is non-directional, with high frequencies projected vertically and the low frequencies horizontal.
The tone cabinet contains separate amplifier sections for treble and bass response with cross-over point at 200 cycles.
Amplifiers are not interchangeable with amplifiers in other model tone cabinets.
The HR-40 has reverberation on treble section only.
Reverberated signal cannot be fed to another tone cabinet.
Earlier models of the H series tone cabinet were equipped with separate treble and bass amplifier units.
These amplifiers were later consolidated into one unit.
Finish Walnut or Oak Dimensions 48″ High, 33-1/8″ Wide, 16-7/8″ Deep Weight 162lbs