Ray M. Fisher, 'Sun to Set on Faded Glory of Majestic Radio Empire,' Chicago Daily News, June 6, 1949. Philip Collins, Radios: The Golden Age, San Fransicso: Chronicle Books, 1987, pp. 95, 114. (for what appears to be a very similar but probably later model) John Sideli, Classic Plastic Radios of the 1930s and 1940s: A Collector's Guide to Catalin Models, New York: E.P. Dutton, 1990. David & Betty Johnson, Guide to Old Radios: Pointers, Pictures and Prices, Pennsylvania: Wallace-Homestead Book Company, 1989, pp. 170-171.

Inscribed: On front station display, (in white) 'Majestic'; back, center, (stamped in white) '(eagle)'/Majestic/OUTSIDE ANTENNA MIGHTY MONARCH OF THE AIR/FOR BETTER RECEPTION THIS RADIO IS EQUIPPED WITH A BUILT-/IN DIRECTIONAL ANTENNA*FOR MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE/TURN CABINET IN THE DIRECTION WHICH RESULTS IN CLEAREST/SIGNAL*FOR D.C. OPERATION REVERSE LINE CORD PLUG IN/SOCKET IF SET DOES NOT OPERATE AFTER ABOUT A MINUTE AND/A HALF WARM UP PERIOD./TO REMOVE/TUBES, REMOVE/4 SCREWS CIRCLED'; 'UL' yellow sticker at LC, 'LISTED UNDER/REEXAMINATION SERVICE/UL/OF/UNDERWRITERS' LABORATORIES, INC.' BC, (metal tag screwed in), 'Majestic/RADIO/D 473499/MADE IN U.S.A.'; (yellowed label with black printing), underneath, '(MA)JESTIC RADIO & TELEVISION CORP./(E)LGIN, ILLINOIS, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA/(MO)DEL 5A410 CHASSIS 4501/INPUT 105-120 V.-A.C. or D.C. 37 W(AT)TS/(diagram)/THIS APPARATUS USES INVENTIONS OF/UNITED STATES PATEN(TS) LICENSED BY/RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA/PATENT NUMBERS SU(PPLIE)D UPON REQUEST./THIS APPARATUS LICENSED UNDER/UNITED STATES PATENT RIGHTS OF/HAZELTINE CORPORATION. PATENT/NUMBERS SUPPLIED UPON REQ(UEST)/(11)9-89'