Cleartone Radio Co. was an American company based in Cincinnati, Ohio. Active between 1922 and 1930, the firm specialized exclusively in radio manufacturing, with its products most successfully sold under brands like Goldcrest and Clear-O-Dyne.

What truly earned Cleartone recognition were its high-quality, innovative models, cherished by radio enthusiasts and home consumers alike. One of these standout models was the Standard 110, produced during 1926 and 1927—a tabletop design featuring two dials for wavelength adjustment. It was equipped with six vacuum tubes and powered by alternating current.

Priced at $200 at the time of release, the Standard 110 wasn’t exactly a budget-friendly option, but its appeal and craftsmanship justified the cost.