Help identifying this Sonora

[OrthoFan]

...It's hard to tell from the photo, given the high perspective, but I think the knob's height in the original posting's photograph may be roughly in line with that in the advertisement. Moreover, I think the drawing in the advertisement may be mirror imaged, which would explain the direction of the door opening; it doesn't seem to have a crank on the right, where one certainly would be in real life, and as shown the door would open "backwards" to what one would expect in a world of predominantly right-handed consumers (and contrary to the direction for both single-doored machines in my collection). Might make sense if Sonora was touting "no tubes to change" as a selling point; a crank would just emphasize that we're talking old tech here, not that shiny, new, exciting radio stuff.

Many thanks! Yes, that makes sense that the image in the add would have been inverted. And you're right about the knob's position. It appeared much higher when I blew up the photo.

OrthoFan