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Addison 5 Catalin. This is a very nice Addison Catalin radio. It appears kind of yellow but might actually be the pistachio if sanded down to its original color (Catalin fades over time but can be renewed by sanding to expose a new surface). Built around an "All American Five" tube design, it is noted for the beautiful swirled finish in the Catalin, unmatchable in today's plastics. The radio covers the AM Broadcast band and 6-15 MHz on two bands. The electronics have been restored and the radio plays nicely. The cabinet is without blemishes, cracks or repairs, absolutely perfect. A finer example of this radio does not exist. $30.00 for shipping & insurance. $1,899.95. (0108003)
Addison 5 Catalin. This is a very nice "Black" (although it looks kind of green) Addison Catalin radio. Built around an "All American Five" tube design, it is noted for the beautiful swirled finish in the Catalin, unmatchable in today's plastics. The radio covers the AM Broadcast band and 6-15 MHz on two bands. The electronics have been restored and the radio plays nicely. The loop antenna on the back was broken and is mounted with zip ties but works well. The cabinet is without blemishes, cracks or repairs, absolutely perfect; the grille cloth is not original. A finer example of this radio's cabinet does not exist. $30.00 for shipping & insurance. $1,799.95. (0108004)
Addison R5A4 (1943). Battery model. Top of cabinet is marked. Works well, but a voltage converter is required. 12"W x 8"H x 6"D. $70.00. (0086012)
Admiral 23A6 (1940). BC. This is one stunning looking little Admiral! Much like its name, it is top of the line in its cabinet with the finest of burled Walnut with patterned highlights and inlayed detail on the grille bars that you rarely find on these little table sets. The chassis sports a handsome backlit dial that tunes the broadcast band with an internal antenna. 15"W x 9"H x 7-1/2"D. $275.00. (0010072)
Admiral 5-J22 (1951). Brown Bakelite. All complete with back; good condition. Untested. $50.00. (0037031)
Admiral 5R38 (1955). Green painted five tube AM only radio. The cabinet is in very good condition with only a couple of minor flaws. Radio plays great. Tube layout label in place. 10-1/2"W x 5-1/2"H x 6"D. $45.00. (0039093)
Admiral 5S21AN. Like new. Plays. $30.00. (0011009)
Admiral Radio Advertising (1941). Old advertising scanner copy (not an original) accomplished in HP standard Foto paper A4 format (210 x 297 mm). $5.99. (0075005)
Air Castle 2002 Bed Lamp Radio (1940). Walnut Bakelite. It has been electronically restored and works very well. Additional photos show two very small and repaired cracks. The hanger brackets are missing but would do well on a night stand. $74.00. (0002595)
Air King 701. SOLD! Very small table radio, rebuilt with new capacitors. Nice multi-colored and illuminated dial and a green tuning eye. Plays well with supplied long wire antenna. $125.00. (0038228)
AirCastle 5051. Five tubes, BCB only. Great cabinet, nice dial face. New filter caps and other components as needed. Sounds superb, good strong set. $165.00. (0048072)
Aircastle Radio. Aircastle (model unknown), circa 1939. Classic streamlined styled table radio, all around in very good condition, looks and sounds great. Electronically restored for many years of good service. $225.00. (0002768)
Airline (Mongomery ward) 62-288. SALE! Six tubes, BCB only. A transformer powered superhet circuit of solid design, including an eye tube. All needed components and tubes were replaced with new. Cleaned, aligned and lubed. Performs very well with fine sensitivity and ample, full sound. Cabinet is from model 280, the battery powered version of this set, and in excellent shape. Original grille cloth on sides, top cloth replaced with old used contemporary. Flash dial face goes well with eye tube. Creamy white knobs and levers contrast with the dark Bakelite. Nice details in the Bakelite molding and no cracks or chips--plenty of original shine. One lever was missing, subs were made of a marble-like resin cast into molds made from the originals. The new are a better color match to the knobs. A new 6E5 tube was installed instead of a 6U5 with no modifications. It is a bit brighter and more sensitive in this circuit. Was $425.00, now $300.00. (0048224)
Airline 04BR-511A (1940). A restored Airline manufactured by Belmont Radio. The case has no cracks and I decided to repaint it (instead of its Bakelite Brown color) to a very nice combination of lite Brown with Almond trim making it a very attractive stylish small radio. The dial backing was also repainted to match the trim color and easier to see the dial because the original was not lit. It's a small (midget) AM radio using five tubes and an external antenna (provided). Sensitivity is great and selectivity is a little narrow due to the iron core tuning design. Has original metal backing plate also. Click on my Restoration Process for more information. 7-1/2"W x 7"H x 5"D. $125.00. (0098054)
Airline 04BR-514B (1940). This is a great looking radio; plays great. $225.00. (0037113)
Airline 14BR-736A (1941). This radio was built by Belmont for Montgomery Ward. Its walnut veneer cabinet has been nicely refinished in lacquer as it was originally. It is AC/DC, has six tubes, six mechanical pushbuttons settable to any desired station, and a shortwave band, 9 to 12 mHz. The cabinet has one small dent at the top front edge. The dial cover plastic has darkened and shrunk a bit due to age but is still in good condition. The pushbutton covers are home-made and cover holes in the buttons that provide access for setting, easy to remove. All critical capacitors have been replaced, tubes check good. 17"W x 9-1/2"H x 8-1/2"D. About 10 pounds. $89.00. (0101026)
Airline 14WG-518 (1941). This little marbleized Bakelite beauty comes offered to you with a perfect cabinet. There are no cracks or gouges in this cabinet. The little Deco beauty has had a complete electronic restoration replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. The radio still retains its original back and loop antenna. This radio plays loud and clear and will make a great addition to any collection and is BC (AM) band only. 10-1/2"W x 7-1/2"H x 6-1/4"D. $225.00. (0062158)
Airline 418 (1937). This is one of the cherished chrome chassis radios made by Silver Marshall for Montgomery Ward. The radio is a very fancy set, with ornate cabinetry and a very interesting dial. Along with the sensitive green tuning eye, which opens and closes as you fine tune your station, this radio has a dial with a watch dial fine tune. This is a high-powered four band receiver and in very fine condition and with terrific chrome. The radio was an easy restoration for my technician. He replaced all of the filters and caps, and refreshed all of the other parts to factory new values. The power cord and plug are brand new, as this will be a fine set to listen to. 18"W x 10-1/2"H x 9"D. $399.99. (0096429)
Airline 54BR-1505B (1945). Restored to its original Ivory White painted Bakelite case this is one nice Airline push button AM radio. The Deco arched top and louvered sides lines really make it very appealing. Click on my Restoration Process for more information on my procedures. The dial has one small line scratch that is hardly noticeable but mentionable and has a new dial cover. when lit the dial is very noticeable with its black background and brass dial pointer. The speaker is mounted on the side and reception from this five tube AM radio is outstanding with great tone using its loop antenna. The push buttons also rotate the dial when depressed and are easily tuned to any station selected. 11"W x 8"H x 7"D. $140.00. (0098047)
Airline 62-212 (1937). An all original example. A few tiny scratches, some tiny nips on the bottom skirt; but a sweet playing, all re-capped radio with a bright tuning eye tube. Original grille cloth and knobs. Cute, with lots of life left. Needs a good home! Smaller size, at 12"W x 9"H x 7"D. $265.00. (0110020)
Airline 62-249 (1938). Three Bands, perfectly aligned, chassis 100% restored. Plays well and loud. Cabinet has been redone as well. Chromed chassis as well. 18"W x 10"H x 9"D. $285.00. (0110008)
Airline 62-306 (1939). If you are a collector of these late 1930's super-hets, with bright and sensitive tuning eyes, this radio is for you. The dramatic use of contrasting veneers, with a strong industrial age design, makes this a radio to own. The condition of the cabinet is virtually perfect with a fine level of luster. Note the telephone dial tuning, in marbled Bakelite with clear printing. the radio is a powerhouse with a complete restoration by my technician. The radio performs in an excellent fashion. Super sensitive and bright green tuning eye and factory engraved knobs! 18"W x 10"H x 10"D. $359.00. (0096459)
Airline 62-370 (1938). Very nice looking and a good working seven tube radio, it has been electronically checked out and restored. Good strong reception for the AM Broadcast and the Short-Wave too. The Magic Tuning Eye tube is good and bright. $219.50. (0002707)
Airline 62-501 (1938). No dial-face, just push-buttons, make this Bakelite radio from the golden age look very deco! The grille slots wrap around two sides and the dial position is read from the tuning knob on the other. The mechanical type push-buttons are set by loosening the screw on that knob. The radio has no back, but the case is nearly flawless, with no cracks or chips, and the five tube superhet chassis has been serviced and plays well. $175.00. (0061042)
Airline 74BR-1502B. Beautiful, working, 1940s Airline ivory Plaskon radio. It is a midget set and is barely bigger than a dollar bill. Airline was the house brand of Montgomery Ward department stores. This radio is molded ivory and is quite uncommon (you'll look for a long time, this is my third in ten years); most Airline sets of this model and its sister models were in fact brown or black Bakelite cabinets painted ivory in color. This material is called ivory Plaskon and is closely related to Bakelite; however it isn't brown--the color is probably closest to butter. It is semi-translucent and accounts for the deep ivory glow that you observe in person. Excellent luster. There is a chip internal to the cabinet, not affecting the integrity or outward appearance of the cabinet. Great period styling and the color says 1940s. Unit has the original ivory knobs, dial lens, and ivory metal louvered back. There is no dial light; the set was too small and too tightly packed to have one. 7"W x 5"H x 4"D. $225.00. (0105005)
Airline 74BR-1503B (1947). Simple elegant lines and the perfect size are both hallmarks of this smaller Bakelite table radio, by Montgomery Ward. The original imprinted-back, cloth covered line-cord, bottom label and bullet-knobs are all present. Damage-free walnut Bakelite case is in beautiful condition and displays a nice shine. When tested it played great, loud and clear. Superb original! 10-1/2"W x 7"H x 6"D. $89.00. (0027284)
Airline 74BR-1507. SALE! Six tubes, BCB only. New filter caps and other components as necessary. Pretty sensitive set, having an RF amp up front. Sounds great, too! Beautiful black cabinet (originally painted white, but unsalvageable) has no cracks or chips or scratches. Original back. Was $275.00, now $175.00. (0048082)
Airline 74BR-1514B (1947). This radio is in good working order including the push buttons. There are no cracks, breaks or scratches but there are two small abrasions on the top front that can be seen in the picture. There is also a small piece of the dial cover decal missing between the 7 and 8. It can be seen in the picture that the copper grille cover is slightly oxidized. $30.00. (0095043)
Airline 84-HA-1527 (1949). A stunning radio fully restored electronically to give safe, reliable operation. Plays and sounds great on the AM band. Case is virtually mark free and has a brilliant shine. You'll like showing this gem as well as enjoying its rich sound. 13"W x 7"H 7"D. $175.00. (0109042)
Airline 84BR1517A (1948). SOLD! Among the first AC sets to use miniature tubes, although only two were used out of six. Originally 12BD6s, now obsolete but they have been replaced by the more common 12BA6s and the rest of the tubes are the traditional AA6 bantam (octal GT) tubes save the 12SK7s. The radio plays loud and clear, all caps replaced, fully restored and my guarantee applies. The unpainted Bakelite cabinet is pristine, check out the black and brown marbling. It only has one small crack in the very bottom about 2", virtually unseen and has been professionally repaired with epoxy on the inside. Guaranteed not to crack out. The radio was made by Belmont (the BR in the model number stands for Belmont Radio) using a very popular chassis they made in the late thirties through the forties even after the war; a sidewinder tuner with cam operated pushbuttons and a slide rule dial. 9 pounds. $65.00. (0100052)
Airline 94BR-1525A. Nice looking and very good working 1949 table radio. It has a new power cord, tubes have all been checked replacing those that were bad, and the electrolytic caps have been replaced so it has no hum and sounds great. Has no chips, cracks or scratches. $97.99. (0002762)
Airline GSE 1662A (1956). Very Eames era style polystyrene cabinet with Catalin-like spectacular unpainted caramel & cream swirling! It is without cracks or chips but has plenty of shine! The original matching control knobs are excellent. The station control is trimmed in gold-toned metal. Station numerals / logo lettering are molded & without damage. The five tube AM only chassis plays well. Comes with an excellent original imprinted hardboard back. 10"W x 5"D x 5"H. $325.00. (0025125)
Airline Radio. This is a streamlined style Bakelite radio from about 1938. It has been electrically restored with the tubes tested and replaced if needed, all capacitors replaced, and all resistors checked and replaced if needed. It works all across the AM band. The Bakelite is free of any cracks, breaks and chips. The grille cloth has been replaced and the cabinet has been polished. A great streamlined style radio! $135.00. (0107001)
Airline Radio. This is a very tiny Airline radio that has been restored and painted a very nice yellow color. It has no paint chips and has a metal back cover. The capacitors have been replaced and the radio works well for a tiny four tube set. This would be a great addition to any radio collection or to match the decor of a room. Unconditional 30 day warranty. 7"W x 5"H x 4"D. $150.00. (0107015)
Alco Radio with Box. Baby blue five-tube superhet radio with original colorful box. If you like to display your radio collection and like a variety of colors, then this purchase may be for you. I've had this set displayed in my radio room for a decade now and it's time to move some new items onto the shelf. This Alco radio has the coolest ORIGINAL box with great colors, reminiscent of the advertising of the mid-to-late 1950's. The box has some minor damage but displays beautifully. The radio has a crack on the top right side of the set that is visible but does not deter its display. I have not attempted to repair this set so it comes with no guarantee. Everything on the set is ORIGINAL, including the power cord and the tubes. Radio and display box priced to sell at $75.00. (0104030)
Allied Electronics Catalogs. 1975 Engineering Manual & Purchasing Guide No. 750; 360 pages of electronic parts of all kinds as well as pictures of lots of test equipment like multimeters & multitesters, from Simpson, Micronta; analyzers, power supplies, signal tracers, tube testers, oscilloscopes, etc. $10. Allied Industrial Electronics Cat. 660, 1966, 544 pages. This catalog is packed with a variety of radios; Knights, Johnson, Regency CB Transceivers, Microphones such as Astatic D104, Premier crystal mike or the 77L dynamic, Shure mikes and Undine's. $9.50. Allied Electronics Catalog #940, 1993, 1048 pages, $14.00. (0302019)
American Bosch 420 (1935). This vintage 1935 United American Bosch table/mantle AM/SW radio works great on both bands, it has really strong and clear output. Bands are broadcast 540-1600 KC and shortwave 1600-3600 KC. The five tubes are 6F7, 6D6, 75, 42, 80. The finish looks to be original and looks good except for the stain on top. The only cabinet repair is at the right front just below the upper metal inlay. All inlay is in good condition and is not missing any pieces. The decal on the front is in great condition as are the original knobs and escutcheons. It has a new output transformer and all of the capacitors have been replaced. A few minor tears in the speaker cone were repaired. Chassis pics are available. 12-1/2"W x 10-1/4"H x 7-1/2"D; shipping weight 20 pounds. $249.00. (0103001)
American Bosch 585Y Console. SOLD! Console with loads of bookmatched burl walnut under original finish. Great multicolored illuminated dial. The chassis has been completely rebuilt and uncludes a very sensitive shadow meter tuning eye. Plays broadcast, shortwave 1, and shortwave 2 strongly and with great tone!! A nice set. $625.00. (0038180)
American Bosch 66 "Cruiser". In very nice original case. Completely rebuilt chassis plays very well. $360.00. (0038218)
Antique Trader Radio and Television Price Guide. Edited by K. Husfloen and Contributing Editors S. McVoy, Harry Poster, Bob Ready. Published by KP Books 2005. 272 pages of color photos showing, model numbers, year manufactured and values. A very well done guide. $19.00. (0002487)
Apex "Super 5". DC set. Rare model before Apex was sold to U.S. Radio or Case Co. Rebuilt chassis plays very well. $300.00. (0038219)
Arborphone 27. Completely rebuilt chassis. The chassis displays stunning marbled Bakelite and great labeling. Includes set of detailed hookup instructions. Plays as great as it looks! $360.00. (0038202)
Arkay Kit Radio. Five tubes, BCB only. Electronically serviced with new components. Plays well with built in loop antenna. Cabinet has one hairline right front "leg." Good looking set with plenty of shine. $65.00. (0048214)
Arkay Radio (1940). Ivory Plaskon radio, unknown model. This radio has a Deco style and is clean with no cracks. Radio is untested and sold as-is. $65.00. (0037091)
Arvin 12R23 (1963). Nice five tube AM only Yellow/Cream colored plastic radio. The cabinet is nice condition and the radio plays well across the entire Dial. 8-7/8"W x 4-1/2"H x 5"D. $30.00. (0039135)
Arvin 2572. White AM tube type radio plays well and is a real sweetie to look at, nice curves and style. Has a few light scratches but no damage overall and is in very good shape with original cardboard back with antenna built into the back cover for good reception! $35.00. (0003076)
Arvin 440T (1950). White metal case with a few flea bites and no back, Radio plays well. $75.00. (0095011)
Arvin 440T (1950). Beautiful brown Metal Midget. Four tube AM only with no nicks or chips to this original finish. Nice sound across the entire dial. Recapped, with a new power cord. 8-1/2"W x 5"H x 4"D. $150.00. (0039112)
Arvin 442 (1948). The metal midget shown here exhibits its original black paint, and carries the original long wire antenna. It has been electrically restored and carefully aligned to bring in stations up and down the dial (no simple feat with this minimal four tube circuit). The dial foil is in excellent shape, with no tears and few dings and creases, and overall the radio is a gem! $125.00. (0061073)
Arvin 444 (1946). A very attractive Midget Metal cased four tube Radio designed for the kitchens. They came in various colors also. I decided to paint this Arvin a nice RED with Satin Black knobs. Knobs and dial plate are original and are in perfect condition. Reception is great using the provided length of wire for the antenna. Just a cute little radio. Click on my restoration Process for more information. 6-1/2"W x 5"H x 5"D. $155.00. (0098076)
Arvin 444 (1946). Up for sale is this red metal midget radio in playing condition. It features a right front dial, rounded corners and horizontal louvers, two knobs and four tubes. The case has been repainted somewhere in its life, although I believe it was originally red. Nice conversation piece in the kitchen. As is, $95.00. (0034094)
Arvin 444A (1946). This is a very cute restored Midget four tube AM radio. It's housed in an all metal case that has been repainted in its original Ivory White color. The dial plate and original knobs are in perfect condition. Does require an external wire antenna and I provided a length on the radio. Reception is pretty good since I live in a mountainous rural area also. View my Restoration Process for more information. 6-1/2"W x 5"H x 5"D. $155.00. (0098069)
Arvin 451-TL (1950). Here's a painted Bakelite Arvin table radio in rare peach color. Original paint is 90% with some minor nicks and scratches. No cracks or chips in cabinet. Original back, bottom label, knobs, etc. Thick Lucite dial ring with mirrored backing lights up when on giving a cool 3-D effect. When tested, it played loud and clear. Excellent original! 11"W x 6-1/2"H x 5"D. $299.00. (0027273)
Arvin 502 (1939). The ivory paint job is Arvin factory in 1939! I repeat, this metal Arvin 502 midget has its original ivory factory paint! Considering it's over seventy years old, it's nothing short of a minor miracle that it has survived in this pristine condition! The bottom shows hardly any wear at all! It have been tuned, aligned and electronically restored! The five tubes are in good shape and it has a 30" hank of antenna wire for addition sensitivity. The cutest lil' radio on the planet! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. 7-3/4"W x 5-1/2"H x 4-3/4"D. $215.00. (0051303)
Arvin 502 (1939). Here is a very nice metal cased midget radio from Arvin. It has five tubes and a very nice gold original dial plate which is lit. Strictly broadcast band and plays with great sensitivity and selectivity. Original knobs and backing plate also. The Sky Blue color accents the original knobs as well as the Dial. Just another nice Arvin. Provided is a length of wire for the antenna which performs great also. View my restoration Process for more information. 7"W x 5-1/2"H x 5"D. $195.00. (0098078)
Arvin 540T Metal (1951). Beautiful antique white Metal Midget. Four tube AM only with the original finish in very nice condition. Nice sound across the entire dial. 8-1/2"W x 5"H x 4"D. $125.00. (0039152)
Arvin 544. Five tube, BCB only. New caps and other components as needed. Bakelite cabinet has been repaired and repainted. Works great, with good sound and reception. $85.00. (0048116)
Arvin 544R. Five tube, BCB only. Filter caps and other components as needed. Performs great for such a small set. One crack in cabinet (very tight); all I did was super glue it. One crack in dial cover (very small). Dial cover would be replaced on request for $15. Set did not have original loop antenna; a replacement was found and installed. The set sounds good and looks good. $125.00. (0048069)
Arvin 55R58 Clock Radio. Retro clock radio, Not sure of the year but looks about late 50s early 60s. Very sharp looking, silver metal grille and silver and gold trim, beige case with simulated wood. Everything works well. $39.50. (0002545)
Arvin 602A (1939). The distinctive design of the "arch top" makes it unique & coveted by collectors. The glossy mottled brown/black Bakelite cabinet/handle/knobs are without cracks or chips. The original lighted dial scale, pointer and amber tinted dial cover are excellent as well. Sitting behind wraparound grille bars is gold threaded replacement grille cloth. A six tube AM only chassis plays well & includes a center tone control knob. Comes with a nice original hard board back. An eye catching centerpiece for any collection or decor! 11"W x 8"H x 6"D. $325.00. (0025172)
Arvin 650P (1952). Q & A: What do you get lying in the sun (with 30+ protection)? A: Suntan (eventually)! Q & A: Where were you June 6, 1952? A: Don't remember? Well, that's when this beautiful portable and electric Arvin Suntan model was made. Its birth certificate is stamped on the tube layout inside of the case! The creamy tan case is plastic with a faux-like leather that you never ever see in this condition! The center dial is like a mirror with some minor scratches. The clear Lucite handle is mint, just like the rest of the case. The five tubes check out okay. Another 10+ on the "Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty!" The inside is clean, too. If you'd like additional pics please let me know. 11"W x 8"H x 4"D. $130.00. (0051304)
Arvin 751-TM (1951). This AM band model features a sturdy mahogany wood case and an unusually large dial pointer. The speaker is newly reconed and the circuitry fuse protected. There is even an input feature for the phonograph on this model. Email for further details. $139.00. (0065015)
Arvin 842T Metal (1954). Midget metal set with four tubes. Repainted with original color and has no chips, scratches or dents. Knobs and Arvin logo are original and in perfect condition. Has protective back cover. Filter and paper capacitors replaced and tubes test good. Plays well with good sensitivity and audio for a midget four tube radio. Cute gift item or addition to your collection. $65.00. (0044034)
Arvin 950T (1955). Sharp angular Eames era cabinet is without cracks/chips! Though this glossy Bakelite cabinet appears jet black under all but the most intense direct light, it is actually a dark chocolate brown with subtle black swirling. The unpainted tan control knobs are excellent. The gold patterned foil center of the tuning dial is perfect! The station numerals & distinctive Arvin logo are crisp & complete! They sit nicely on a checkerboard cutout grille. The five tube AM only chassis plays well. Comes with the original Masonite back in great condition. 10"W x 6"H x 5"D. Very cool!! $275.00. (0025149)
Arvin, RCP, RCA Manuals. Arvin Radio Diagrams 1941 by Beitman (copy) 32 pages, $4.00. RCP Signal Generator model 730 Titled Getting The Most From The RCP Signal Generator Model 730; This 9 page instruction booklet is also used for model # 8073; copy, $3.75. 1964 RCA Senior Voltohmyst Manual, Type WV-98C Specifications, Operation, Applications and Maintance; 29 pages with Schematics & Illustrations, original, $10.00. (0302042)
Atwater Kent 10 Breadboard, No. 4340. This is an all original breadboard radio. This resided in the attic of a local grandparent's home until rescued by a grandson. I cleaned the 85+ years of "crud" off as best I could and it looks fine. The tube island audio transformers tested good, it works fine and drives a horn speaker with plenty of volume. A long wire antenna and ground are needed for best reception. The original lacquer finish is a bit crazed and it shows in the pictures as a flash reflection in white (in person you do not see it). The board has cracks that do not detract. The original capacitors beneath the tube island were replaced with larger ones; they look to be Atwater Kent caps. That required enlarging the cutout area. In summary, this is an original radio, not one cobbled up from spare parts. As such, it would be a great addition to an early radio collection. See pages 46-47 of the A. Atwater Kent book by Williams and Wolkonowicz for a discussion of the parts used on this. Additional pictures are available (including as-found pics). $2,495.00. (0103065)
Atwater Kent 165 Cathedral (1933). You are looking at one of my favorite Atwater Kent radios. They were as good a factory in this period, with a super electronic sophistication and terrific cabinets. This is a little smaller than most of this era, but has a "lacey" grille, like no other radio. The example before you has all original parts, and factory finish. My technician has done a super job in the restoration. He has replaced all of the filters and caps. Every other element is tested and the tuner is aligned for pinpoint accuracy. All of the rubber-coated wiring was replaced, and the radio is better than the day it was made. From a petite form, it offers a fantastic sound. 14-1/2"H x 12"W x 8"D. $499.99. (0096423)
Atwater Kent 217 (1933). Clearly, this radio is one of the most distinctive radios made by this top of the line factory. A-K made some of the very best radios in this time era. They focused on the prestige of making the finest electronics and cabinetry available. Surely this seven-tube model is just that type of radio. You will see the elaborate artisanship they expressed in the cabinetry and the interior electronics are just as good. The radio has a complete restoration and is a solid and superb player. The radio is one of the best of the early super-hets which I have ever offered. The radio is an interesting form and is the finest example of this set that I have ever seen! 17"W x 14"H x 10-1/2"D. $599.00. (0096474)
Atwater Kent 246 (1933). This Atwater Kent table radio was built in Philadelphia. I have had this radio for a number of years. I actually got it from the grandson of the original owner. The family had relocated to North Carolina from Long Island and that is where I got it. This is the reason the radio has not been refinished or touched cosmetically. What you see is a 76 year old radio with normal wear! There is no damage to the cabinet just the wear you see. The caps, resistors, tubes have been gone through and anything bad, weak, or out of tolerance replaced. Inside the radio was a repair bill for the radio dated 1947, which I will include with the radio. $425.00. (0012117)
Atwater Kent 44 (1928). Non working radio with no tubes; speaker not included. Atwater Kent went out of business in 1936, which makes any AK radio in ANY condition a prized collectible. So don't miss out on owning this piece of history! Shipping approx. $35. $100.00. (0074001)
Atwater Kent 60C (1929). This is the desirable Keil Table. I got this near mint radio from another collector. It is cosmetically and mechanically very good. It works. I have enjoyed this as a piece of art. $650.00. (0111016)
Atwater Kent 637 Tombstone. Its appearance is excellent and the radio is complete. The power cord is a taped repair. I'm not equipped to test its playing ability. All my radios played or were repaired to play when I got them. Priced accordingly. $160.00. (0111002)
Atwater Kent 70 (1930) Lowboy. Classic lowboy radio with marbled tiger-eye wood panels in front and nice, deep grooved woodwork. Excellent wood and finish. Lighted dial. Speaker and electronics thoroughly checked and adjusted for strong reception on short indoor antenna. Tuned radio frequency circuit, seven tubes, 117volts AC, BC, 39"H x 25"W x 16"D. $200.00. (0036080)
Atwater Kent 84 Cathedral (1931). SOLD! With a classic design this AK is just the way I like to see them, all original and beautiful. It's been a long time since I've seen one this nice. The set is super clean inside and out. The chassis has been serviced and plays great. You won't be disappointed with this display ready museum quality radio. 19"H x 15"W x 9-1/2"D. $599.99. (0026461)
Atwater Kent 90 Cathedral (1932). There was no finer maker of radios in the 1920s and 1930s than the Atwater Kent Company. They were focused on producing the most advanced electronics and stunning cabinets. This is the premier model... the finest and most sophisticated of these early super-hets. Please note the fine matched veneers of the cabinet married with elaborate turnings. This is a fantastic example, with all original parts and a very good original finish. My service technician did a super job in restoring this radio to factory new condition. He has replaced all of the filters and caps with state of the art replacements. Every tube and component has been tested for factory new values and as always, a new silk reproduction cord and plug for your safety. This is a super playing radio, reflecting the company's intention of making simply the best radio money could buy. This is a large set at 20"H x 16"W x 10-1/2"D. $899.00. (0096488)
Atwater Kent 944 Cathedral (1934). In the prime years of the radio age, there was no better maker of radios than Atwater Kent. They were sophisticated in the engineering, and determined to make the finest cabinets available. In this era, owning an Atwater Kent radio was a statement in prestige. They made a dramatic line of spectacular Grand Cathedrals, and this model was their response to the demand for smaller sets. This is a four-tube radio, and is AM band only. The consumer wanted smaller radios to add to smaller rooms, such as dens and studies, and this was everything that made A-K famous, with a smaller footprint. The radio is completely restored and ready to bring you all of the quality of Atwater Kent at a lower price and smaller size. 14-1/2"H x 12"W x 8"D. $459.00. (0096460)
Automatic 613X (1946). Good Lord, Jim Dennis has "wood!" Yep, not very often, but once in a while I find a model I can't live without and that's the case (no pun intended) with this one! It's just so spacey looking with its convex dial like out of a science fiction movie. Kinda radical! And the curved top just adds volumes to its already strong character! It plays beautifully, too! Of course, it's been electronically restored and all six tubes are strong! The back is in fine shape and so is the tube layout on the bottom. What can I say? A real classic and a 10+ on the Jim Dennis "Scale of Beauty!" He's a keeper! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $250.00. (0051313)
Automatic 660. Great looking table radio, has standard broadcast with short-wave. Nice looking all original solid wood case. Electronically restored, sounds great. $197.50. (0002775)

B&K Color Generator Manual. Complete operating instructions. $12.50. (0302107)
B&K Dyna-Quick 600 Manual. Tube Tester manual. Published in 1962. Instructions with Tube Chart for setting up a tube test. Original, in very good condition. $14.00. (0302225)
Balkeit Model M Cathedral (1934). Balkeit Radio was a very small and high quality make based in Chicago. They made some super sets and had quite a reputation for the ornate and stunning floor models. These radios were extremely well made, inside and out. This is a fine original example of their best four-tube cathedral. The condition of this example is terrific and I believe all original. The radio has been completely serviced and plays extremely well for a compact set. Note the quality restoration, with a fine silk cord and Bakelite plug added for your safe operation 13-1/4"H x 10-1/4"W x 8"D. $299.99. (0096446)
Ballantine 300A Voltmeter Manual. AC Electronic Voltmeter Manual. Operating instructions, schematics and servicing. Original. $5.50. (0302108)
Ballantine's Scotch Whisky Bottle Radio. This is a neat transistorized novelty radio I bought several years ago. It works great, is AM Broadcast Band only. Volume control and on/off switch is the top of cap, tuning under that. Nice Christmas gift for that special person! Shipping by Priority Mail is $8.00 in CONUS. International buyers please contact me for shipping cost. $85.00. (0103040)
Barbie Boombox AM/FM Radio & CD Player. Here is a wonderful nostalgic (late 50s early 60s) style "Barbie" AM/FM radio with a full function CD player, stereo speaker, battery powered, carry handle. New with warrantee. Gift boxed. Approx. 13-1/2"W x 6-1/2"H x 7-1/2"D. $59.00. (0202026)
Barrel Radio (Japan). Very well made Barrel radio, looks like the old tube type version but its littler cousin. Only ID is all transistor AM on the radio itself and paper ID label inside says serial number and "Barrel shaped radio" with schematic, well made, probably from the late 60s, takes 4 penlight AA batteries, Virtually unused, only expected tarnishing of brass rings, actually adds to the look. works, approx 6" long and 3" high. radio made of heavy plastic. With original manual. $49.95. (0008050)
Basic Electricity. Vol. 1 by Van Valkenburgh, first edition, 1954, Subjects covered: Where Electricity Comes From, Electricity In Action, Current Flow, Voltage, Resistance, Magnetism and DC Meters. Very good condition, Previous owner did write his name on the cover but found no other markings inside or out. $10.00. (0302194)
Basic Electronics. By Van Valkenburgh, 1st. edition 1955. All in very good condition, Vol. 1, Introduction to Electronics, $9.50. Vol. 2, Introduction to Amplifiers Etc, $23.00. Vol. 3, Video & RF Amplifiers, Oscillators, $8.50. Vol. 4, Transmitters, Transmission Lines & Antennas Etc. $8.00. Vol. 5, Receiver Antennas, TRF & Superhet. Receivers, $9.50. (0302196)
BCB DX Loop Antenna. Total height 40", width 25". Made from solid teak wood with walnut trim. Knob of bubinga wood. Counter weight of hardrock maple (butcher block). Antenna consists of two windings of Litz wire. One is the primary loop antenna, the othe is a two tun loose coupling to attach to a set that already has a loop. A two section variable cap allows tuning of the whole BCB. Different configurations allowable by interchanging the alligator clips. Antenna is great for BCB DX, tuning is sharp, directionality is strong. Can be made in wood of your choice--teak, bubinga, birdseye maple, or other exotics. Teak antenna as seen is $175.00. (0048153)
Beauty B-632 (1989). This beautiful miniature shortwave radio has a total of eight bands, AM/FM and six shortwave bands. The radio comes with its original box. This little marvel brings the entire world. We listen to Europe, South America and Australia! It operates on two AA batteries. This fantastic tiny radio was made in China. S&H is included in price. 4"H x 2-1/2"W x 3/4"D. $65.00. (0055192)
Bell & Howell Multiband Portable (1985). This most unusual Bell & Howell shortwave radio features AM/FM/TV/ and seven shortwave bands. It is a real analog dialing masterpiece. Built in speaker and DX/local AM band selector, as well as FM and shortwave selector. Two AA batteries and 3VDC adapter are not included. The radio plays well on all bands. Price includes s&H. $45.00. (0055195)
Bell 2199B Amplifier. SOLD! Tube amplifier. Really powerful with no background hum. A nice clean unit with excellent controls that performs well!! $250.00. (0038129)
Bell Carillon Amp. Six tube 35 watt monoblock P/A amp with two 6L6GCs, three 12AX7s and 12AV6. Rebuilt with new capacitors and fresh tubes. Very powerful with excellent treble and bass response. Nice clean case and chassis. $195.00. (0038029)
Belmont 5D128 (1946). This little Belmont is as Deco as they come and is a personal favorite of mine. It has its original paint and decal; it also has its original back which is rare. The cabinet is in excellent condition with no cracks or chips, and the dial and dial lens are perfect. The chassis is clean and has been serviced. I listen to this radio often, as it has great reception, above average in fact. This is one of Belmont's most collectable and valuable sets, and it's rare to find one in this condition. A great addition to the best of radio collections. 11"w x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $299.00. (0062062)
Belmont 5D128 (1946). This is a beautiful five tube set that is in great condition. The radio has no cracks or breaks in the cabinet. The cabinet was professionally repainted several years ago. At that time the bad or leaky caps/resistors were replaced as well as any bad or weak tubes. A good playing, really nice set. $185.00. (0012115)
Belmont 6D-111 (1946). This is one of the most admired and emulated radios ever produced. Surely, in 1946, this radio must have appeared as "space age" and still has a very edgy look. The radio has been accurately repainted, in a factory correct color. The radio has is completely restored and is a solid player. The radio has the factory back and is an outstanding example. The radio is ready for you to preset the six preset toggles and simply enjoy a great set from the past! 12-1/4"W x 7-1/2"H x 8"D. $299.99. (0096426)
Belmont 6D111 (1946). Good working, sounding and great looking Art Deco radio with a painted Bakelite case in good condition. Has a solid back cover. Special Sale $289.50. (0002716)
Belmont 6D111 Replica by Crosley. Crosley CR-3 replica of the famous 1946 Classic Belmont radio. Very nice looking and very good working condition, has no cracks, chips or scratches. $74.00. (0002717)
Bendix 110W (1947). Modern in its design for the times, this molded and painted Bakelite set is in nice condition and is working very well. Old parts, capacitors, tubes etc. have been replaced with new, and with care should last another sixty plus years. $175.00. (0002746)
Bendix 526A (1946). A beautiful brown Bakelite Bendix Aviation radio with original butterscotch swirled knobs. Excellent reception on the AM band and fully restored electronically for safe, reliable listening. Dial face has some flaking of the paint. A 1" repaired crack on the rear bottom of the case does NOT detract from the displayability of this fine radio. $125.00. (0109024)
Bendix 526E. "Waterfall" radio with freshly rebuilt chassis. Very good back and bottom label. A truly stunning set with original finish!! $150.00. (0038123)
Bendix 526MB (1946). SOLD! Here is a nice restored example of a Deco Bakelite radio by Bendix Aviation Corp. It was originally Ivory White and I painted a nice lite brown on the contoured top and side to give it more appeal. The case is encased on all sides to show the real Deco design and the chassis is removed from the bottom. Has the original lit dial and butterscotch colored knobs. Five tubes with a loop antenna allow great reception and selectivity. Also has a slot hand hold on the top which also allows for heat dissipation. Very clever. Just one very nice Bendix and Deco radio of the period. View my Restoration Process for more information. 11"W x 7"H x 7"D. $185.00. (0098072)
Bendix 636D (1947). Unusual post-war set, with an interesting blonde finish, original knobs, a unique metal grille, and a nice, crisp dial. This six-tube BC radio has received all new capacitors and tubes and is a strong performer. Rebuilt by the original owner, the cabinet is very sound, but is slightly off-square. Despite this, the set displays beautifully. Original instruction booklet included. $155.00. (0021019)
Bendix Aviation Corporation 0526A (1946). Beautiful one-piece Bakelite cabinet is damage free except for a tiny nick on the leftmost grille bar. Features nice deco case lines with a naturally lustrous finish, original butterscotch swirled-plastic knobs. Original back-painted celluloid dial has a small hairline on right. High quality, vertically mounted Bendix chassis. Excellent player, nice sound. 10-1/2"H x 7"D x 7"W. $240.00. (0027266)
Bendix Aviation Corporation 111 (1949). Gorgeous one-piece Bakelite cabinet is in pristine condition with strong machine-age design influences. Large all-metal dial surround adds a striking feature to this already handsome set. No chips or cracks. Beautiful walnut Bakelite with of tons natural sheen. Top quality, vertically mounted Bendix chassis played well when tested, with no hum. Original swirled plastic knobs. 10-1/2"H x 6-1/2"W x 7"H. $275.00. (0027281)
Benrus 10B01 Clock Radio (1955). Gold brass clock radio keeps good time and radio works great. Good condition. $65.00. (0037038)
Benrus 10B01B15B Clock Radio (1955). Benrus was a major watch manufacturer from the 20's to the 70's. Ironically, the clock movement was not made by them; it is a Telechron. This radio is super high quality; the cabinet is solid brass and the front glass is beveled crystal. The radio has been completely restored and it plays loud and clear. Clock has been cleaned and lubed, it runs smoothly and quietly. My guarantee applies. all the tubes are even Benrus labeled! 9 pounds. $60.00. (0100051)
Bewitched Tin Tote Lunch Box. Produced in China 1999. Looks like a TV with screen and has simulated tuning knobs and an antenna shaped carrying handle. It is in excellent condition, no scratches or dents. 8"W x 6"H x 3"D. $12.95. (0202101)
Blaupunkt Florenz 21353 (1962). SOLD! A beautiful near mint Blaupunkt Florenz. This was one of the top of the line models for that year. It has four speakers, seven tubes and three bands: AM 520-1600, FM 88-108 and SW 16-49m. Tone controls are Bass, Treble, Hi-Fi, Solo and Sonor. Extra features are rotating AM antenna, Phono, Tape, CD play back in Stereo and SW broadband tuning with the separate FM dial. In addition there is a multiplex input on the back as well as an unusual AC outlet. The cabinet is near mint in a high gloss finish. It has one small varnish defect on the top and a small chip on the left rear corner, neither of which detract from its beauty. The original grille cloth and back cover are both excellent. A beautiful well preserved Blaupunkt. It's a large radio at 24"W x 15"H x 11-1/2"D. $595.00. (0088102)
Blaupunkt Nizza (1955). Radio built in 1955 is still working; few minor damaged spots on the wooden case. Six AM circuits: broadcast, Long Wave, Short Wave plus FM. Two loudspeakers; 580mm x 385mm x 270mm / 22.8"W x 15.2"H x 10.6"D. $300.00. (0063001)
Blaupunkt Sultan 2623. With rebuilt chassis. Plays all bands super. Has one small chip on front edge and the "S" is missing from Sultan badge. $425.00. (0038222)
Blaupunkt Verona. AM-FM-SW set with near mint cosmetics. The original owner proudly demonstrated it and insisted on a final dusting before departure. A great sounding and performing set! $390.00. (0038232)
Bogen CHB35A Challenger Tube Amp. Has two 7868 and one each 12AX7, 6C4 and 6EU7. Has very clean and powerful output. Modified with a auxiliary cooling fan for extra cooling and reliability. $195.00. (0038026)
Bogen MBA-15 Amp. Solid state 60 watt amp. Very clean sound. Enough power to rattle your bones at volume setting #2 of 10. Very nice cosmetic condition. $70.00. (0038023)
Book - Operating Manual. Sabtronics 2000 Digital MultiMeter, Assembly & Operating manual. $14.00. (0302167)
Book: "The Story of a Collector" By Wim Meter, Meter Studio. A NEW, wonderful book showing hundreds of novelty radios, music boxes, toy crystal sets as well as other radio collectibles, with descriptions, date and manufacturer. This is an above average book and the finest one I have seen on novelty radios. Hardcover 180 pages of great color photos. $17.00. (0002507)
Book: Bill Brown's Radio. The Boy's Books like this published in the early to mid 1920's were considered great reading for young boys. This book published by Hurst in 1922 and written by Wayne Whipple & S.F. Aaron, would capture the imagination of young boys and excite their inventive spirit. The book is in good condition. $15.00. (0302221)
Book: Collectors Guide To Antique Radios, 7th. Edition (2008). By John Slusser & The Staff of Radio Daze. This is the NEW 7th Edition. There are 317 pages of beautiful full color photos listing hundreds of radio descriptions, identification and values. Discount priced! $19.95. (0302183)
Book: Collectors Guide to Transistor Radios (1949). By Marty & Sue Bunis. Identification, values and great photos of hundreds of early transistor radios. This sells new for $49 but this very good condition, used book with 254 pages just $24.95. (0302175)
Book: Electronic Communication. By Shrader. Published by McGraw-Hill 1980, 4th edition hardback, 801 pages, good condition. $18.00. (0302216)
Book: Electronic Troubleshooting Guidebook. This 256 page book was published by the editors of The Electronic Technician Dealer 1968. Covers subjects as "Checking Diodes & Transistors," "Printed Circuits," "Principles of FM/Stereo, Hi-Fi Test Equipment," "Servicing Tape Recorders," "CB Radio," "Test Equipment Maintenance." $11.00. (0302223)
Book: Electronics 1-7. By H. Mileaf, 1967 Hayden publishing. Electronic signals-building blocks-electron tubes- semiconductor devices-power amps etc. good. $9.50. (0302210)
Book: Hickok TV-7 Operating Instructions & Tube Data. Tube Tester Setup. Professionally done Large 8-1/2" x 11" copies of this manual have heavy clear plastic soil protective cover, spiral bound and heavy duty back cover. $17.50. (0302156)
Book: Mallory Radio Service Encyclopedia. By F. R. Mallory, 5th ed. 1946. This invaluable book has information for the replacement of volume controls and capacitor part numbers. But it's a much greater value in that it provides important information about the number of tubes in a set, as well as showing the tube complement! If you do not know the model number of a radio, look up the manufacturer then you can check it for the number and types of tubes in your set. You will be able to identify the model along with the location for the schematics in Riders. Good condition. $22.50. (0302200)
Book: Modern Electronic Troubleshooting. Using Up-To-Date Test Instruments and Advanced Servicing Techniques. 1968, hard cover, 256 pages. $19.50. (0302133)
Book: Notes on Amateur Radio Design. By James Willen, 1938. The cover is missing on this book but it has some great content, packed full of projects for the Amateur Radio experimenter. $7.00. (0302084)
Book: Old Time Radios Restoration & Repair. Presents the history, theory, and practical operation behind old-time home, auto, amateur, shortwave, and CB radio sets, providing the detailed instructions and schematics needed to repair or rebuild them. Includes a complete classic radio troubleshooting course, a capacitor/resistor color code chart for identifying radio parts, and vacuum tube pin-out diagrams that are often absent from schematics. New. $24.00. (0302079)
Book: Radio Amateur's Handbook (1958). 35th Edition. This book is in fair condition. I didn't see any writing or tears as I paged through. $9.00. (0302032)
Book: Radio Handbook (1942). 9th Edition 1942, 2nd printing. Hard cover, cover is a little faded but otherwise in very good condition. $12.50. (0302078)
Book: Radio Operating Questions & Answers. By Horning and McKenzie, 1964, hardback, 598 pages. $12.50. (0302137)
Book: Radio Set Socket Layout Guide. 1921 to 1935. Very helpful. By RCA., Like new. $15.00. (0302155)
Book: Radiotron Designer's Handbook. By RCA, 1945 third edition. This handbook has been prepared especially for the radio set designer, but found invaluable to radio engineers, experimenters and service technicians. Hardback book in like new condition, 352 pages. $25.00. (0302158)
Book: Simplicity of Radio. The Blue Book of Radio by Powel Crosley, 1926. This is a copy in good condition. Powel Crosley was born in 1886 in Cincinnati, Ohio and died in 1961. Some of his inventions changed our lives: the first auto radio, first push-button radio, first soap opera, a major radio broadcast network, and other items such as the first fax machine, shelves in refrigerator doors, and many others. Here he writes knowledgeably about early radios, with their rheostats and vacuum tubes and condensers. $5.00. (0302121)
Book: the ARRL Antenna Handbook (1949). A great insight on the "How To's" of Antenna construction. Also has a lot of the neat older equipment ads of the time. $7.00. (0302081)
Book: The Lenkurt Demodulator. By Lenkurt Electronic Co. Inc. 1966, hardback 717 pages, cover marking otherwise good condition. $22.00. (0302218)
Book: The Semiconductor Data Handbook. 4th edition, 1969 by Motorola. Hardback, good condition. $18.00. (0302211)
Book: Understanding Broadcasting (1982). 2nd edition. By Eugene Foster. 526 pages, very nice condition. $24.50. (0302051)
Book: Wiley Series In Electronic Engineering Technology. Antennas, By L.V. Blake 1966. Hard Cover, Excellent condition. $45.00. (0302072)
Booklet: Sylvania Handy General Reference. Booklet with general information and hints on the subject of car radios of that period. Published in 1933 and deals with auto radios from 1929 to 1933. Good condition. 6"H x 4-1/2"W. $15.00. (0094010)
Books. Radio Receiver Servicing Manual RS-1 by John Frye, Published by Thomas Sams, Aug 1958. 186 pages: $12.00. Radio and Television Annual, Pub. by Popular Science 1950, 256 pages. full of a lot of fun projects: $14.00. (0302190)
Books. Practical Radio Mathematics, by M.N. Beitman, pub. Supreme. 1940's, 8-1/2" x 11", 25 pages: $5.00. It's Easy To Read Electronics Diagrams book No. 641, Skillfact Library 1966, 96 pages: $5.00. Radio Tube Hints Vol 1, Published by Sylvania 1943. 45 pages: $5.00. (0302191)
Books. Realistic Guide To Oscilloscopes, 62-20-50. 1972 by Robt. G. Middleton, Pub. by Radio Shack: $6.50. Best Ways to Use Your VOM and VTM. 1971 Edited by Fred Shunaman: $6.50. (0302192)
Books. Basic Transistors, by A. Schure, published by Rider 1961, 146 pages: $6.00. Electronic Circuit Transistor Action Circuit Series by T. M. Adams January 1967 ed. 136 pgs: $5.00. (0302193)
Books. Electronics In Communication, by Sol Lapatine, like new condition, hard cover, 1978 first edition, 341 pages, $15.00. Essentials Of Communication Electronics by Slurzberg & Osterheld. Like new condition, hard cover, 1973, 3rd edition, 791 pages, $19.00. Electronic Communication Systems by George Kennedy. Like new condition, hard cover, 1977 1st edition, 774 pages, $12.00. Modern Electronic Communications by Gary Miller. Like new condition, hard cover, 1978, 510 pages, $15.00. (0302199)
Books. Electrical Principles for Electronics, 3rd ed. By A. C. Gilli, 1978, hardcover, 489 pages, good condition, $9.00. Basic Principles of Electricity By V. Robinson 1973, 414 pages, hardcover, in good condition with dust cover, $7.00. Communications Electronic Circuits 2nd ed. By J. J. De France, 1972, 580 pages. Hardcover, in good condition, $9.00. Essentials of Electricity for Radio and Television By Slurzberg & Osterfeld pub. by McGraw-Hill 1950. 533 pages, good condition, hard cover. $7.00. (0302201)
Books. Radio Electronic Transmission Fundamentals, by B. W. Griffith Jr. 1962. Hardback, 612 pages, good condition, $9.00. Survey of Electronics by L. Churchman 1971, Hardback, 500 pages good condition, $8.00. Basic Electronics, 4th edition by Grob, 1977 hardbound, 768 pages; good condition, $15.00. Basic Principles of Electronics by Vester Robinson 1973 hardback (with dust cover) 356 pages; good condition, $12.00. (0302202)
Books. Radio Amateurs Handbook (1964), Spine has been taped but still is very usable, $8.50. Radio Amateurs Handbook, 1977, $15.00. (0302205)
Books. Radio Amateurs Handbook (1980); Good condition, $14.50. Radio Amateurs Handbook, 1987, good condition, $18.00. (0302206)
Books. RCA Receiving Tube Manual RC-26, Paper back good condition, $9.50. RCA Receiving Tube Manual, RC-30, paper back good condition, $9.50. RCA Transmitting Tube Manual, loose pages, all there, $5.00. (0302207)
Books. Communication Electronics For Technicians by Lloyd Temes, published by McGraw-Hill 1974. Hardback 318 pages. This book is upside down to the cover. Very good condition, $15.00. Electronic Communications by Roddy & Coolen. Pub. by Reston 1977. 70s pages. Dust cover good, $15.00. Transistor Circuits and Applications by L. Cowles. Published. by Prentice-Hall 1968, First edition, 323 pages. Very good condition, $14.00. Elements of Electronic Communications by J. Carr, published by Reston 1978, First edition, 483 pages. With dust cover, very good condition $12.50. (0302212)
Books. Basic Television Principles and Servicing by B. Grob, McGraw-Hill 1975, Hard Back, 732 pages good condition, $30.00. Fundamentals of Electrical Technology by M. H. Klayton, pub. by Addison-Wesley 1977. Hardback, 710 pages, good condition, $20.00. (0302214)
Books. Electronic Fundamentals for Technicians by Shrader, Pub. by McGraw-Hill 1972, hardback, 404 pages in good condition, $19.00. Electrical Fundamentals for Technicians by Shrader, Pub. by McGraw-Hill 1977, 2nd ed. hardback, 465 pages. Good condition, $22.00. (0302215)
Books from Gernsback Library. One book of this lot remains for sale: Industrial Electronics Made Easy by Jaski, $7.50. (0302138)
Books From Gernsback Library Set 2. Some of the books pictured have been sold. Those remaining for sale are Generators By Middleton 1955, Servicing Record Changers By Mileaf 1956, TV It's A Cinch By Aisberg 1957, Servicing Color TV By Middleton 1957, Rapid TV Repair By Heath 1956. Price for each book, $5.00. (0302140)
Books: 101 Ways To Use.... 101 Ways To Use Your Signal Generator. The front cover is torn but all pages are in good condition, $9.00. 101 More Ways To Use Your VOM & VTVM. Good condition, $10.00. (0302224)
Books: Antique Radio Classified Magazines. All are unmarked and carefully used. 1990-Sept. thru December $5.50, 1994-Oct. $1.50, 1995-July $1.50, 1996- Feb. March, May $5.00, 1997-Jan. thru July $9.00, 1998-Sept, Nov., Dec. $5.50, 1999-ALL $14.00, 2000-Aug. thru Dec. $7.00, 2003-Dec. $1.50, 2004-Jan. $1.50, 2006-ALL $12.00, 2007-ALL $12.00. (0302184)
Books: SAMS CB Radio Series Photofact Manuals. Volumes 6, 9, 10, 13, 21, 25, 25, 26, 28, 29, 36, 71, 73, 99, 103, 162, 168, 180, 194, 202, 211, 212, 246, 254. Each for $6.50. (0302203)
Books: Taylor Tube Catalog & Manual. SOLD! Published 1938. A wonderful look back at the old Taylor Tubes of the time made for radios, transmitters and amplifiers. 44 pages fair condition. $12.00. (0302204)
Bravour 3010 Multiband Portable. Transistor portable, about mid 60s I would guess, because of its tan leather covered case and handle. It's in pretty nice condition on the front and sides; the back has a few small scuff marks, but overall it makes a nice presentation. It works very well on its original 9V battery. This nice radio is from Denmark. $64.00. (0002318)
Bremer-Tulley Console (model unknown). Late 1930s. Neat columns in front! Good wood, small upper front veneer patch missing, good finish, small scratches. Type 47 tube missing, transformer loose, tear in speaker grille. 44"H x 25"W x 13"D. $250.00. (0136005)
Browning Drake 5R "Regenaformer" (1927). Here is an excellent Browning Drake battery radio that has been cosmetically restored. There were many kit sets made by Browning Drake, but only factory finished sets have the Browning-Drake label, so this a factory finished set. The "R" in the model number means that the audio stages are resistance-coupled. This is a regenerative design, instructions for tuning are included. It uses National Company's "Velvet Vernier" dials. Click here for an article about this radio's history. I have tested it and it works as it should. Includes five tubes: three 01As for detection and audio, a 19 for RF, and a 20 for final output. That is $130 worth of tubes! Both output jacks are working. Additional pics available. Requires antenna, power supply and speaker (or headphones). 24"W x 12"D x 10"H, shipping weight 25 pounds. $399.00. (0103061)
Bruns Prominent 204 (1973). This rare 220v transistors wood cabinet stern-radio have LW, MW, KW and UKW bands and play good in UKW with no antenna! Is in very good shape and a very nice add to your radio transistor collection! 19.68"W x 5.90"H x 5.90"D (50 cm x 15 cm x 15 cm). $94.50. (0075001)
Bugs Bunny AM/FM/Cassette Portable. Bugs Bunny AM/FM Stereo Radio with Cassette Player/Recorder. Made by Toshiba. This is Brand New and Gift Boxed with owner, operating manual. $44.50. (0002583)
Bulova 100 (1957). Only sold by Bulova through jewelry stores, this model clock radio was available for just one year! Great asymmetrical geometry in thick glossy crack/chip free ivory Plaskon! The clock face houses the dial scale and both sit behind a thick clear Lucite cover. All lettering/numerals are crisp and complete. A wonderful reverse gold painted Lucite grille and trim add to the look. The nice gold clock control knobs are original as are the amber/tan radio knobs at each end of the cabinet. Both the clock & the five tube AM only chassis work well. Comes with an excellent original hard board back with tube layout. As a bonus, on the back there's a 120v outlet to plug in a coffee maker! A nice set for collection or decor! 12"W x 6"H x 6"D. $195.00. (0025175)
Bulova 300. Table radio. Great Look! White with the gold speaker grille. This radio has been completely restored electrically and belts out a song. It is in excellent condition electrically and cosmetically. $159.00. (0087006)

Cadaux 718 Multiband Portable (1960). Made in Japan for the French. This beautiful radio has four Bands: AM/FM/MB/SW. It is all transistor. It plays well and also works on all the four bands. It an AC/DC radio. S&H is $18.00 within USA. $65.00. (0055191)
Capitol Records 736 (1959). OK, get out those old 60s records you could never throw away and hear then play again! This is a cabinet-mounted, three component hi-fi entertainment center: turntable, DeWald tuner and built in speakers. Typically seen in many homes of this period. AM, FM, Phono (16, 33, 45, 78 RPM). Needs some finish restoration and turntable and electronics restoration. You do or I can do for a reasonable sum. 117 VAC only. 33"W x 25"H x 18"D. $75.00. (0136022)
Car Radio - 1967 Chevrolet Impala, Caprice, Bel-Air. This radio is in show quality condition, all aspects of the radio works as it should. I have cleaned and lubed all the tuning and pushbutton controls, the volume control and tone control. Factory part number 986846. No rust clean as new. The case has been cleaned with a non-toxic cleaner, bezel and dial scale has been polished. This is a one year only radio. Knobs are included. $14.90 shipping. $130.00. (0083002)
Car Radio - 1968 Chevelle, El-Camino, GMC Sprint. This radio is in excellent condition, all aspects of the radio works as it should. The volume control, tone control and tuner pushbutton assembly have been cleaned and lubed. This is a one year only radio and only fits the afore mentioned applications. Radio has two very small specks in the dial and otherwise just about perfect. No knobs are offered for this radio. These radios are becoming increasingly hard to find. Model number 7303131. $14.90 shipping. $145.00. (0083004)
Car Radio - 1968 Chevrolet Chevy II Nova. This radio is in show quality condition, all aspects of the radio works as it should. I have cleaned and lubed all tuning and pushbutton controls, the volume control and tone control. Factory part number 7302451. No rust and very clean. The case has been cleaned with a non-toxic cleaner, bezel and dial scale has been polished. This is a one year only radio. The black tape on top of the radio is installed during assembly to prevent dust and moisture build-up on Delco radios of this vintage, it has been replaced with a like piece of tape. No knobs are offered. $14.90 shipping. $130.00. (0083003)
Car Radio - 1968 Chevrolet Impala, Caprice, Bel-Air. This radio is in show quality condition, all aspects of the radio works as it should. I have cleaned and lubed all tuning and pushbutton controls, the volume control and tone control. Factory part number 7303311. No rust and very clean. The case has been cleaned with a non-toxic cleaner, bezel and dial scale has been polished. This is a one year only radio. The black tape on top of the radio was installed at the assembly line to prevent dust and moisture build up on Delco radios of this vintage; it has been replaced with a like piece of tape. No knobs are offered with this radio. $14.90 shipping. $125.00. (0083001)
Case Radio 710 Tombstone (1936). Here is one of the most beautiful and seldom seen crested tombstones from the height of the super-het era. Case Radio was a small high-end factory based in Marion, Indiana. They were in business for only a few years and made only about a dozen models in their short span. This particular model was the best of the models, with a seven tube chassis and offering three bands. The radio is a stunning example of artisanship, with exotic inlay patterns on an American walnut cabinet. This is one of the larger sized sets. Note the terrific dial, in the classic "watch-dial" look and the multi-colored screened enamel. My technician enjoyed the complete restoration of this beauty. He replaced all of the filters and caps, adding a fine reproduction silk power cord and Bakelite plug for your safe use. Every other component was tested and replaced, if not up to factory new standards. This is one powerful player, and with the huge dial, lit in a darker room, something to behold. 21"H x 16-1/2"W x 12"D. $599.00. (0096463)
Cathedral Radio Music Box (1985). All solid wood Cathedral Radio Music Box. This is in real fine condition, well made and works very well. Plays "Happy Days Are Here Again." Made in Taiwan by Enesco. 7-1/4"H x 6"W x 3-1/4"D. $20.00. (0202073)
CBS 5440 Clock Radio (1956). SOLD! Here we have a seldom seen CBS-Columbia off white clock radio. It is in absolutely mint condition. It has all its original five tubes - sans two that I had to replace. It has been gone over electronically and plays very good! I like the interesting and decorative center panel that gives it a contemporary look - if you call 53 years old contemporary. It has its original knobs, clock and radio. The clock functions like it's supposed to. There's a timer plug-in in the back. Minimal wear and a 10+ on the "Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty!" If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $130.00. (0051283)
CD Guides. Sams Compact Disc Troubleshooting & Repair. by Neil Heller & Thomas Bentz, 1988. $14.00. Technical Training Manual- CD Player & Home Amplifier-Troubleshooting Guide. by Thompson Consumer Electronics. 1994. $18.00. (0302112)
Channel Master 6259 (1970s). Good quality Taiwanese-made vintage table radio by Channel Master. It has a nice lighted dial when powered on, AM, FM/AFC and tone control. This radio has very good reception and a rich full sound. It is in very good overall condition showing just light to moderate wear. 12"W x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $55.00. (0027322)
Citizen TR-20 (1989). This special and most unusual FM radio is only the size of a credit Card. I carry it in my wallet with all my credit cards. Amazing. The smallest radio 50 years ago weighed between 10 and 15 pounds; this one is less than an ounce! It works; instead of a speaker it has earphone. It was made in Japan. S&H included in the price of this radio. A fantastic radio technology of the 20th Century. The battery must be changed at least once a year. $41.00. (0055198)
Clapp Eastham Radak R-4 (1924). One-tube set. As found with tube. Not sure if complete. $290.00. (0038018)
Clarion Radio. Five tube BCB only. Has resistance line cord to wrap around your coffee cup to keep it warm. All electrolytic and paper caps replaced. RF/IF aligned. Nice litle set, plays well with ample sound and sensitivity. $85.00. (0048160)
Clearcut Miniature Cathedral (1932). I am offering for sale this great looking Clearcut miniature cathedral. I really like these miniature radios, as they really look great any where that they are displayed. This hard to find miniature cathedral is no exception. The wood tones and finish are outstanding. This was probably a West Coast made radio as they were known for manufacturing miniature radios. Another great thing about this radio is the chassis is mint clean and it plays well with nice tone. A real eye catcher and great addition to any collection! It's a great small size at only 11-1/2"H x 9"W x 5-1/2"D. $295.00. (0015149)
Coaster Set. Looks like a 1930s style Cathedral radio. Six plastic coasters. In excellent condition. 5-1/2"H x 4-1/2"W x 3"D. $24.00. (0202096)
Coca Cola Cooler Radio MC-194. Nice little good working radio that broadcast on AM-FM-Weather Band and also TV-2. No cracks, chips or scratches. Operates on four "C" Batteries included. $26.50. (0202099)
Coca-Cola Cooler Radio 5A410A (1949). Great novelty radio manufactured by "Point of Purchase Displays." They used a Majestic chassis and a Bakelite cabinet. Fully restored and it plays loud and clear. All caps new and out of tolerance resistors replaced as well. Dial is reproduction, but looks just like original. New paint and decals. Don't confuse this with some 70's reproductions that look like it but are transistor AM/FM/Cassette sets in a poly plastic cabinet. This is the original five tube model from over 60 years ago! My warranty applies, click on link above for details. These are starting to become more scarce as they make their way into Coca Cola collections around the world. 12 pounds. $650.00. (0100072)
Colin B. Kennedy Type 435 (1925). Called the Royalty of radio, the type 435 is a great example of a more attractive design not seen prior to 1925. At $145, it was also one of the most expensive. This is an excellent original example of this fine radio. At some point a replacement battery cord was made and all the wires are identified. The chassis is clean complete and in wonderful condition. Also included are five RCA 01A tubes that all test strong. All the controls are functional and work smoothly. It is being offered untested. A great piece of radio history ready for display. 23"W x 12"H x 12-1/2"D. $499.99. (0026449)
Collectors Guide To Antique Radios (2005). This is the NEW 6th Edition. It has 320 pages of great color photos listing radio descriptions and values. Discount priced! $19.95. (0002439)
Collins Amateur Radio Manual. 312B-4 and 312B-5 Station Controls, original, $14.00. (0302036)
Collins Manuals. 32S-3 Transmitter, original manual, $32.00. 75S-1 Receiver, original manual, $20.00. (0302037)
Collins Manuals. 30S-1 RF Linear Amplifier, instructions and schematics, $14. 75S-1 Receiver, $20.00. (0302035)
Colonial 16 (1925). One of the larger battery sets I've seen at 27"W x 12"H x 15-1/2"D. This five tube radio is being offered in as-found condition. The top will need minor veneer repair. There is some discoloration that should completely come out when stripped and sanded. The rest of the cabinet is still very nice and original. The front panel is dull, but no cracks or chips. It appears complete inside minus the tubes. The interior needs some cleaning and the lid support is broken. The nickel and Bakelite should polish up nicely and I didn't see any problems with the coils and wiring. $99.99. (0026463)
Colonial 658 (1935). This attractive table top has a lot going for it. The inlaid marquetry on the front and sides along with a striking insert grille. It is missing the back. The volume dial on the left side has some damage, but the knob hides most of it. The grille and original cloth are perfect with no damage. The top was refinished and beautifully matches the balance of the original finish. The chassis is clean, complete and all original. It has been serviced and plays well. This set receives both AM and shortwave. A decorative radio that displays well from top to bottom. 13"W x 10"H x 6-1/2"D. $279.00. (0026462)
Conar 280 Signal Generator Manual. Operating-Maintenance & Instruction Manual, $12.00. (0302162)
Coronado 05RA-2-43-8230A (1952). SOLD! A shiny chocolate brown radio with a virtually mark free cabinet and with excellent reception across the AM band. Clean, clear dial lens. Fully restored electronically to provide safe, reliable operation. 11"H x 7-1/2"H x 6"D. $115.00. (0109028)
Courier Cathedral. This is a completely restored tiny Courier cathedral radio. It has been electrically restored, with all capacitors being replaced with new stock, all tubes tested, and all the resistors tested and replaced as needed. The cabinet has been refinished with many coats of lacquer and hand polished to the semi-gloss finish you see in the photos. This radio is circa early 1930's. The dial scale is lighted and doesn't have the usual megacycles printed on the dial, instead it runs from 0-100. It is a four tube radio and was meant to be used in and around major cities. I have included a 25 foot antenna for nice reception but you can add more for a better signal. I would add up to a total of 100 feet for best reception. As usual an unconditional warranty for 30 days all you pay is the shipping. See my terms for more information. More photos on request just email me. A wonderful little addition to any collection. 12-1/2"H x 8-1/2"W x 7-1/2"D. $260.00. (0107011)
Crosley 10-127 (1950). Beautiful brown Bakelite AM/FM radio. Nice gold grille with a lighted wrap around dial. Cabinet is in very nice condition with a nice all around sound. Recapped and ready to go. Eight tube layout label in place. 12"W x 7"H x 8"D. $140.00. (0039154)
Crosley "New Fiver" Tombstone (1935). This is a dramatic tombstone radio. Using multiple exotic veneers, Crosley Radio wanted to make this radio a statement. Using some of the flourishes of Deco styling, they created a radio that resembled a Deco-skyscraper. The condition of the cabinet is outstanding and the varied used of the wood rather unique. The radio is a five-tube model and is broadcast band only. The radio has had the complete replacement of the caps and filters, ensuring another half of a century dependable service. My technician has added a fine silk reproduction power cord and Bakelite plug for your safe operation. 14"H x 11-1/4"W x 8"D. $349.00. (0096456)
Crosley 10-135 Coloradio (1951). This little "Dashboard" set is popular among all radio collectors and this set is a fine example. The set has been electronically restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. The paint is original, and looks very good. The radio still has its original back, which is perfect. This little set plays loud and clear and has very good reception. 12"W x 7"H x 6-1/2"D. $249.00. (0062163)
Crosley 10-138 Replica. New in the original box. AM-FM radio and cassette player. The 10-138 was originally produced by Crosley in 1950 and was named the Color Radio, while others have named it the Dashboard Radio. The truly classic, smooth styling of the radio's design was eye catching then as is this excellent full size replica. The decorator designed cabinet is made of ABS tuff plastic, black with gold escutcheons. $99.95. (0202008)
Crosley 11-100U. This radio has been recapped and is ready for another fifty years of play. A new polarized power plug has been installed for safety. Weak tubes have been replaced with strong and the chassis was polished by hand to a shine. Case was cleaned and polished. Chassis was tuned for best reception and sensitivity. Many original parts. Great deep sound from small radio. I get many stations from all over. Warrantee included. For more information and more pictures of this set, click here. Looking for a good example of one for you your collection? This is it. Paypal and Credit card accepted. $275.00. (0099016)
Crosley 11-105U "Bullseye". Also known as the Crosley "Dynamic," this green Bullseye has all its ORIGINAL knobs and backing. While the set isn't perfect, I'm not either. There are a very few scratches on this factory-painted set, none that detract from its appearance and display. This set is priced to go at $130.00. (0104029)
Crosley 167 Tombstone (1936). This great looking tombstone is a five tube set with a single band. Looks very nice; the finish is very good and it performs well. It has been electronically restored to last for many more years. $199.00. (0002585)
Crosley 52P Portable (1924). Some loose leatherette and surface rust on closures, otherwise appears complete and in good shape. Tubes included. Headset stored in bottom of battery storage area. $225.00. (0038019)
Crosley 56TU-0 (1946). A very nice restored post war Crosley. Has an Ivory painted Bakelite case with a clear spring loaded handle. The case has nice rounded corners with a raised top. A nice design by Crosley. Broadcast reception is excellent with great selectivity, sensitivity and tone. Uses five tubes and a 5" electrodynamic speaker with a built-in loop antenna. The dial is also lit. Click on my Restoration Process for more information. 11"W x 8"H x 6"D. $150.00. (0098061)
Crosley 56TX (1946). Very nice example of a post war Bakelite AM/SW radio from Crosley. The knobs are original as the dial and cover. The dial is lit and displays the beautiful gold and brown background along with the clear and gold dial pointer. Sound is great through a 5" electrodynamic speaker. View my Restoration Process for more information. $190.00. (0098077)
Crosley 58 "Buddy Boy". This beautiful Crosley Repwood set is a rare find. Not many of these show up in this condition and even fewer are operational. The grille cloth and the dial scale are correct replacements. The cabinets were made of a molded material and given a faux finish that looked exactly like wood. The cabinet is all original and among the best you will find. The tuners were made of pot metal. Pot metal deteriorates and makes many of these sets inoperable. The tuner is in excellent condition and works smoothly. The set has been serviced and plays well. You will not be disappointed with this ornate and very collectible Crosley. 16-1/2"W x 15-1/2"H x 9-1/2"D. $799.95. (0026383)
Crosley 629 Tombstone. Beautiful, working, 1930s Crosley wood tombstone radio dates to approximately 1937. It is in the original box and it looks every bit the part. This finish is as nice as one could ever expect to find on a 70+ year old set. I believe the set is very lightly used as opposed to never used at all. Original marbled knobs, grille cloth, power cord, dial glass, and dial frame (which is untouched, it maintained a bright appearance). It has the original owners manual packet and all included papers. It has the usual AM/broadcast band, as well as a shortwave band. You won't see another like this one, ever. $695.00. (0105004)
Crosley 66TW (1946). This radio is all complete and plays well on both AM and Shortwave. It has the factory paint and the radio displays well. $215.00. (0037112)
Crosley 6V2 (1934). Known as the "Dual Sixty," this beautiful six tube two bander, sporting two chrome escutcheons, is very sensitive up and down the dial. It produces a very mellow tone with the original 8" Magnavox speaker. The 2nd band, which extends from 1.6 mhz to about 4.3 mhz, is pretty useless nowadays, except for the X-banders at the lower end. The original finish has had some small repairs, then was cleaned and stabilized with a few coats of lacquer. The grille cloth is an exact replacement, and the electronics have been restored and aligned. $275.00. (0061068)
Crosley 6V2 Tombstone (1934). The Crosley Company from Cincinnati, Ohio, made some advanced radios for a reasonable price. This is a fine example. The radio retains the entire factory installed parts and a very nice factory finish. The radio looks very futuristic, with the ornate use of veneers and the Deco dial covers. The radio has been completely restored by my technician. He replaced all of the filters and caps, checked all of the other components, and installed a new power cord and plug. The large eight inches speaker projects a big set sound. Great sound and steady performance make this a set to own. 14"H x 13-1/2"W x 8-3/4"D. $329.99. (0096407)
Crosley 718C (1937). SOLD! This is a superb AM/Short-wave radio from Crosley. It has seven tubes to include a green tuning eye. The cabinet is original with some marks but overall pretty good condition. The only component that is not original is the speaker. It was beyond repair. The new speaker has been reconed. Electronically restored with new capacitors and good tubes. Plays AM and short-wave loud and clear with a 10 ft antenna. Email for more pictures and inquiries. $295.00. (0004240)
Crosley 739 (1937). This is another superb AM/Short-wave radio from Crosley. It has seven tubes. If at all possible, I prefer to leave a the cabinet original rather then refinish it. Therefore, the cabinet is original with some marks but overall pretty good condition. Electronically restored with new capacitors and good tubes. Plays AM and short-wave loud and clear with a 10 ft antenna. Email for more pictures and inquiries. $195.00. (0004239)
Crosley 817 "Super 8" (1938). Has (AM) Broadcast and (SW) Shortwave. Electronically it has been restored and works very well bringing in stations loud across both AM and SW bands. $197.50. (0002720)
Crosley 9-122W (1948). White AA5 in good condition. There are some minor marks on the finish. This radio has been completely restored electrically. All the tubes are excellent and every capacitor has been replaced. It has been completely cleaned and aligned and plays perfectly. $159.00. (0087008)
Crosley B548A (1939). This is a two-band (AM and 2.4-to-6.5 mc.) Bakelite table radio. The bandswitch is located on the rear of the chasis. Six-tube, push-button, plays and looks great. 11-/4"W x 9-1/2"H x 7-1/2"D. $225.00. (0039130)
Crosley CR-2 Fada Bullet Replica. This radio is in VERY good shape and is probably just a bit smaller than the real thing (about 12"W). A very detailed replica of the Catalin Fada, this one is black with white dial trim, white handle and white knobs and a beautiful round tuning dial! And it even has a cassette tape deck on the side! Very good shape, looks good and everything works too! It has the original back cover with "Limited Edition" serial number. AC powered. $59.00. (0003050)
Crosley CR-47 Reproduction Phonograph. Purchased at local auction. Shows no use, and plays very well. This model is a 45/33 rpm player. Doesn't have a 45 adaptor, must use inserts in records. $105.00. (0038006)
Crosley CR11 with CD Player. Get ready to rock 'n' roll! Gather up and play your oldies CDs on this great reproduction of one of the classic 1940's jukeboxes. It will take you back to those good old days sitting in your favorite diner having a burger and shake. Stereo AM/FM radio with front loading CD player. The song chart lifts to reveal the controls, the colorful side panels light up to add to the nostalgia. Handcrafted wood veneer cabinet. New with 90 day warrantee. 10-1/4"W x 14-1/4"H x 7-3/4"D. $139.50. (0202036)
Crosley CR249 Keepsake. A Record Transfer System. You can now take your old vinyl albums and convert them to CD in minutes with just a few simple steps. The Keepsake allows you to record in a digital audio format for high quality sound onto the smaller, compact disc. It easily interfaces with the USB port on any computer by utilizing the supplied software suite. But if you still want to enjoy your albums old style, you can also play them on The Keepsake three speed turntable. Preserve your entire music collection with the Keepsake. $149.95. (0002661)
Crosley E-10R. All original, approximately 1953; it is virtually impossible to find this notorious thin painted radio in this wonderful original condition. Burgundy ruby red, with only the minorest of paint glitches; sorry for the dust in photos but this one has been in storage for years, total chassis restoration as needed (tubes caps etc.) and it plays wonderfully. I find it difficult to part with it but need to find a good home due to recent expensive Catalin radio purchase. $275.00. (0008077)
Crosley E20GN (1953). Works very well with a large range of stations. The cabinet is nearly perfect with a couple of flea bites and two scratches 5/8" & 3/8" long. Apparently in its early life the knobs had gold discs on them but no more. $80.00. (0095023)
Crosley Emerson Patriot / Aristocrat Replica. Collector's Series beautiful replica of the Emerson Patriot and Aristocrat catalin radios of the 1940s! This modern replica is roughly the size of the original radio and plays great with AM and FM bands and a cassette player built in too! Nice radio in very nice shape for your collection! $45.00. (0003072)
Crosley F-5-TWE Musical Chef (1954). Neat little radio with a kitchen timer on the left (knob isn't original). Completely, electronically restored and sounds great. No cracks or chips but has a few very tiny places of paint loss. All considered it's a fine looking little set. $52.50. (0002465)
Crosley F5-TWE "Musical Chef" (1954). A beautiful, virtually flawless, rarely offered kitchen radio; this Bakelite set is a brilliant white and features a wind-up timer. The timer knob is on the left and the tuner and power/volume controls are on the right. It has a built in baking timer that works perfectly. The timer has a nice loud bell DING! Back in the early 50's, the Musical Chef was part of a promotion in that when you bought a Crosley appliance like a stove, washer, dryer, etc., the Musical Chef was given as a gift. Electronically restored to give you safe, reliable service. Strong AM reception that is loud and clear. 9"W x 6"H x 6"D. $145.00. (0109033)
Crosley Radio Advertising (1942). Old advertising scanner copy (not an original) accomplished in HP standard Foto paper A4 format (210 x 297 mm). $5.99. (0075004)
Crosley Radio Explorer 1. Tabletop with exclusive AroundSound system in stereo, three speakers, ported bass. Listen to talk radio and NPR; they're for the asking through the digital AM/FM tuner. And for more choices, add XM* and enjoy over 150 digital radio channels of commercial-free music. Fire up your favorite download? Use the Portable Audio Ready feature or hook up your MP3. All this packed into a handcrafted wooden cabinet with aluminum accents. XM* $12.95 monthly service subscription and required antenna sold separately. In Paprika (shown) or Black (see additional photo). 12"W x 8"H x 6"D. $249.00. (0002566)
Crosley Songwriter. Are your albums sitting idly somewhere? Can't bear to live without them, yet can't seem to find the time to fire up the record player these days? Here's a solution - The handsome Crosley CR-248 Songwriter CD Burner. Take your old vinyls and convert them to CD in minutes with just a few simple steps. The Songwriter CD Burner allows those old vinyls to be recorded in a digital audio format for high quality sound on a smaller, more modern compact disc. The Songwriter also allows you to record from cassette to CD. But, if you still want to play your albums old style, then Crosley?s Songwriter offers a three speed turntable for your listening enjoyment. Preserve your entire music collection with the Songwriter. Includes digital AM/FM radio with LCD display and side mounted cassette deck. In Paprika. Was $399.95, now $339.00. (0002565)
Crosley Super Trirdyn Regular (1925). This radio is a very nice representation of the first generation of radios made by Crosley. It is in beautiful original condition with no damage anywhere. The original finish shows only minor wear overall. All controls work smoothly. It is otherwise untested and sold without the required three 01A tubes. If needed tubes can be purchased at an additional cost. It will add a great piece of history to your collection. 17-1/2"W x 7-1/2"H x 7"D. $179.99. (0026410)
Crystal Radio Clock. SOLD! NEW in the box, 8-1/2" diameter with black frame, round wall clock, picturing three vintage crystal sets on the face. This is an excellent quality clock, it will look good in the radio hobbyist room. Dial reads, "The Incredible Crystal Set Radio," as pictured. It has a very accurate quartz movement and operates on one AA battery (not included). It really looks great and makes an excellent gift for any radio collector. $15.90. (0002403)

Dahlberg 49-C Coin Operated Radio. SOLD! Headboard radio used in hotels and motels in the 40's and 50's. Played for one hour on ten cents or with Dahlberg tokens that could be purchased in the motel office. In very good working condition with no chips or cracks; the speaker is not the original pillow speaker, but works fine as an attached speaker and sounds good. $179.00. (0002770)
Delco 1230A (1947). Ribbon candy from Delco! A beautiful and original factory painted ivory Bakelite Delco that plays just as good as it looks! I hate to use that phrase, but it's true! It's off the "Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty!" It has been electronically reconditioned, aligned with the end result being a great sounding little radio with an external antenna, too! From all sides; top, bottom, right side, left side, top and inside it's a real keeper! The tube layout on the bottom is mint! A brand new cord has been added and the five tubes are in good shape. The two original knobs are Plaskon - dial cover, dial and pointer are original! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. 9-3/4"W x 5-3/4"H x 5-1/2"D. $210.00. (0051269)
Delco R-1128. With broadcast, two shortwave bands and a tuning eye! All new capacitors and fresh tubes. Original finish and plays great! $250.00. (0038234)
Delco R-1231A (1948). This radio was known as the "Ribbon Grille" radio. Nice brown Bakelite cabinet, and is complete & plays well. $140.00. (0037079)
Delco R-1238. Bakelite and walnut with nice multicolored and illuminated dial. Rebuilt chassis with all new capacitors, plays very well. $160.00. (0038227)
Delco R1230 (1946). Here's a standout example of the well known "ribbon grille" in nicely patterned brown/black Bakelite cabinet/knobs without cracks/chips. Neat asymmetrical Deco style and plenty of shine! The illuminated ivory/tan/gold foil dial scale is bright & crisp with its untarnished brass pointer and clear dial cover on top. The five tube AM nly chassis plays well. Comes with a nice back & 95% bottom (tube layout) label. Add this well known desirable beauty to your collection or decor! 8"W x 5-1/2"H x 5"D. $250.00. (0025171)
Denver TR-36. Very pretty novelty radio with wood cabinet, works with an adapter 220v/6v (included) or 4 A batteries. Digital display AM/FM alarm clock radio with high power speaker! 7.87"W x 5.51"H x 3.54"D (20 cm x 14 cm x 9 cm). $34.50. (0075007)
Detrola 140 (1937). Simply one of the most interesting radios of this era, Detrola Radio made this radio as a statement. The cabinet reminds me of some of the classic Ingraham Cabinets, with a dramatic use of exotic veneers and ornate detail. The radio is all factory original, including a very acceptable original power cord. It is amazing the high quality built into this radio, but the set is almost as if it just left the factory. A lit dial is dramatic at night (see my extra photos), and this six tube dual-band receiver is a fine performer. All of the usual components have been replaced including all of the old filters and caps. My technician did a superb job, and the radio is a very fine player. You will not find a better example of this choice radio! 14-1/2"W x 12"H x 8"D. $499.00. (0096434)
Detrola 208 (1939). Up for sale is this strikingly beautiful black Bakelite Detrola excellent condition. This pre-War set has great Deco styling and lines. The cabinet is sound with no chips or cracks; radio has been recapped and plays great. It features a right front gold square dial with horizontal grille bars and grille cloth over speaker. Two "bullet" knobs; broadcast only. A great looking and playing radio. 9"W x 6-1/2"H x 5"D. $85.00. (0034078)
Detrola 212 (1938). SOLD! Here we have a beautiful Detrola table radio featuring a bright green tuning eye. You do not see tuning eyes in small table radios very often, but when you do, they are quite a sight. And this one is just spectacular. The walnut cabinet is toned with gorgeous shades of dark and medium walnuts creating a sunburst like effect. A thin marquetry inlay runs across the bottom of the cabinet making for a truly elegant look. But the large gold dial with bright green tuning eye is what really grabs your attention. Both in great shape as is the dial cover showing very little signs of wear. The tuning eye is new, bright, and opens & closes as you tune in stations. Both knobs are in excellent condition and work as they should, as does a third knob on the back of the chassis for broadcast and shortwave (2.4-6.0) bands. The six tube chassis is clean and restored. This little set is quite the player! Very sensitive reception with good volume and no hum. During the restoration process two small veneer splinters were secured and blended to the right of the dial. Please email me for additional photos or inquiries. 12"W x 7-1/2"H x 6-1/4"D. $345.00. (0112003)
Detrola 342. This radio has some cabinet damage. Radio works and has the back. It needs a clear dial cover and some crack repair work to Bakelite cabinet. Sold as is. $45.00. (0037103)
Detrola 342 (1942). SOLD! A Detrola with a virtually mark free case and fully restored electronically with excellent reception across the AM band. Modern capacitors and electrolytics, new power cord and new volume control. 10"H x 7"H x 7"D. $130.00. (0109045)
Detrola 5D1 Tombstone (1936). This radio plays standard broadcast (AM) and Shortwave. This is a stunning mid-size Art Deco/machine age tombstone radio. This radio was designed in the height of the Art Deco Period (Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, etc.). This is a striking radio and would make an excellent piece of Americana history, in any room of the house or office. Imagine the families who sat around this beautiful radio, listening to one of FDR's fireside chats. Detrola was well known for its beautifully designed cabinets and are now sought after by collectors. The finish is factory original, with the entire factory installed parts. My technician has replaced all of the filters and caps. The balance of the electronics are tested for factory correct values. The power cord and plug were replaced for your everyday safe operation. 15-1/2"H x 11-1/2"W x 7"D. $399.99. (0096413)
Detrola Entertainment Center KM-837. SOLD! Like new, this Retro AM/FM Stereo Radio, Three Speed Record Player plays 33, 45 and 78 records. Also has a CD Player and Cassette Player, all sound great. Lighted Dial, beautiful Oak grained wood case. 17-1/2"W x 9-1/2"H x 13"D. Original cost $189.99. Just $84.50. (0002711)
DeWald A-501 Catalin. Brown swirl Catalin. This radio is in excellent condition with everything original. We have completely restored it electrically; every tube is perfect and every capcitor including coupling caps have been replaced. Radio has been completely cleaned and aligned. The two trademark stress fractures are on the dial glass. When they made Catalin radios they didn't know that the Catalin would srink from the heat of the tubes. Every one of these radios that we've ever seen have had the same two stress fractures in the same place on the dial glass. The lettering and logo are perfect. $750.00. (0087010)
DeWald Little Giant Cathedral/Tombstone (1931). This vintage DeWald is an impressive radio and heavy! It is identical to the DeWald AC-524 as shown in Stein Vol 2 page 100, except for the nameplate. It was probably a less expensive store-brand radio made by DeWald (like Zenith's Interocean brand). The chassis is the same as shown in Riders 2-4 for DeWald. The tube lineup is 3-224s, 245, 280 and TRF design. It has been electronically (filter caps and paper caps) and cosmetically restored. It works very well, Broadcast (550-1700 KC) band only. The finish is excellent and displays very well. Chassis pics are available, just ask. This impressive and rare radio would be a wonderful addition to any collection! Heavy so shipping weight is 34 pounds. 17-1/2"H x 13"W (at base) x 9-1/2"D. $399.00. (0103008)
Display Vacuum Tubes. Impress and educate your friends and co workers (who may never have seen a vacuum tube) with these beautiful radio display tubes! The smaller ones are receiving tubes and the larger ones are audio and transmitting tubes. Mounted on antique white wood bases. Pulled from radios and transmitters I repair, these are not all good, but they still look great! Size is from 1-1/2" to 7". Cost from small to large: $8, $10, $12, $14, $25, $50, $60 ea. This is the price for the whole set: $160.00. (0136002)
Drake R8 Receiver & Manual (1992). The Drake R8 has become a modern day classic and standard among communications receivers to which countless other units are compared. This example is in near-mint condition with minimal signs of use. Everything works great on the receiver and it performs like a dream; easy to use and very sensitive. No signs of ever having been in a smoking environment. Covers 100-30000 khz in the following operating modes; AM/SSB/CW/RTTY/FM. The clean lines, excellent condition and world-class performance make the R8 truly a top-notch "gentleman's receiver." $625.00. (0027340)
Duette Table Radio. Nice classic style table radio. The model and year is unknown. The case is in excellent condition with a good finish. The electronics have been restored and upgraded to last for many years. $115.00. (0002766)
DuMont RA346 (1956). Interesting? Without question. A DuMont that's off-white/ivory with gold accents that includes it's original gold laced grille cloth. Interesting, yet elegant. Designed as a table top or a radio that could be nicely tucked into a wall displaying only the fancy lattice grille work facade. This DuMont is in mint condition! It has been electronically restored and all five tubes are strong - four of which are original - I had to replace one! If you'd like additional pics, please let me know. 8"W x 6-1/4"H x 4-3/4"D. $120.00. (0051239)
Dynaco Stereo 70 Power Amplifier. Whether in KIT form or WIRED and tested, this ST-70 tube amplifier features ALL NEW PARTS on a new STAINLESS STEEL chassis frame and puts out 35 very clean watts per channel. Gold plated input jacks, five way gold plated output terminals and Celanex tube sockets. The new Mil-spec driver board uses three 12AT7 tubes and allows individual biasing of the output tubes. A classic amp with that smooth tube sound that will compete with any tube amp today. One year parts and labor warranty. In kit form with no tubes, $639.00; in kit form with all tubes, $729.00; wired with no tubes, $845.00; wired with all tubes, $935.00. (0043304)

E.H. Scott Allwave 12. In nice walnut cabinet. Chassis has had complete rebuild with all new capacitors, fresh tubes, lubricated controls and complete alignment. Plays very well with lots of selectivity and full rich sound. $1,850.00. (0038225)
ECA 201 (1947). Manufactured by Electronic Corporation of America in Brooklyn, NY, this nice wood radio has a scalloped, wrap around blond grille on a darker body. The slanted slide rule back-lighted gold detailed dial with clear, black reverse printing lights brightly when playing. All original. Strong playing with excellent tone. Tubes checked, capacitors replaced, aligned, tuned, dial calibrated. Unusual radio for your collection! AC/DC, BC, 12"W x 8"H x 7"D. $95.00. (0036100)
ECB RS-7902. This miniature digital radio has a built in digital clock. The radio has AM/FM plus seven Shortwave bands. A total of nine bands. It has 2-3/4" speaker, it also has an additional earphone for personal listening. The radio operates on two AA batteries or 3V adapter, neither is included. The radio works well. It was originally sold at over $59.00. Our special Radio Attic price includes S&H. 4-1/2"W x 2-7/8"H x 1". $35.00. (0055194)
Echophone 40 "Echoette" Mini-Cathedral (1932). This rare "Echoette" was designed by Echophone and has been electronically and cosmetically restored. It works just fine and covers the broadcast (540-1700 KC) band. The finish is great (clear and toned lacquers) and displays very well, showing off the wonderful grain pattern! The only flaw is a little raised veneer on the sides at the bottom, which does not distract. For the small size it is a heavy radio and would be a great addition to any collection! 11"W x 12-1/2"H x 7"D, shipping weight 22 pounds. $299.00. (0103019)
Echophone EC-113 (1946). This radio is a double speaker, two tone wood with a shortwave band. Radio plays and is all there. Radio has some veneer flaking off on the right side bottom and may need new grille cloth. This radio is sold as is. $70.00. (0037058)
EH Scott Allwave 15 Console (1934). Outstanding set. Chassis, amp, and speaker came from a Montana estate. Chrome is virtually 99%. Single owner before me, who kept the radio playing during his lifetime. Plays very well, and with an antenna has amazing power to pull in stations on all bands. I mated it with an equally nice Allwave Westminster cabinet. Small drink stain on top, a few nicks here and there, but an outstanding original finish. It has the earlier three tube power amp. Approx. 43"H x 26"W x 14"D. $2,400.00. (0110003)
Eico 635 Tube Tester Manual. Operating Instructions and Tube Data. Printed Jan. 1, 1970. Includes eight page Foreign Tube Data Supplement, Schematics and Parts List. This 44 page manual covers most all tubes of that time. $12.50. (0302220)
EICO 666 Tube & Transistor Tester Instruction Manual. Hi-Quality professionally done copy that is plastic spiral bound with a clear plastic cover guard. Twelve pages of instructions and schematics. $15.00. (0302127)
Eico ST96 Tuner. AM-FM Multiplex 11 tube (mostly Mullard) tuner. Another great tuner. $250.00. (0038162)
Eico ST97 Tuner. FM Stereo tuner. New capacitors. Tubes mostly Mullard brand. Plays super!! $260.00. (0038164)
EICO Tube Data for 666 Tube Tester. This 1978 update covers a lot of the settings that were not in the earlier tube data issues. Hi-Quality professionally done copy that is plastic spiral bound with a clear plastic cover guard. Twenty eight pages. Large 8-1/2" x 11". $15.00. (0302128)
Eight-Track Portable. Portable stereo in this circa 1970s 8-track. Speakers detach to give quality 8-track sound. Very clean. $65.00. (0029014)
Electro Portable Radio. Cute little radio made in China, around the late 1970s or 80s. Works fine, no chips, cracks or bad scratches. Black and silver plastic. Uses 2xAA batteries, not included. $23.50. (0002697)
Electronics Magazines. Five each Elementary Electronic & Two Modern Electronics Magazines. Elementary Electronics: 1966, Sept.-Oct., 1975, Jan-February, March-April, May-June, July-Aug. Two each 1985 Modern Electronics: Sept and Nov. All for $8.00. (0302110)
Elmar Electronics Catalog, 25th. Edition (1961). Pictures and descriptions of thousands of radio equipment products and parts from hundreds of manufacturers such as RCA, Simpson, Bogan, Electro Voice, Shure, Stromberg-Carlson, Quam, Weston. Over 1,500 pages. $50.00. (0302057)
Elvis Presley Radio CX130. This novelty AM radio was made in Hong Kong in the late 70s. The rubber face has gotten dark with age, but otherwise it is in excellent condition. The battery box is perfect with no corrosion. It requires a 9V battery and when tested played great. The box is in excellent condition and complete. There is light wear, but no damage. Elvis stands nearly 10" tall and will make a fun addition to your collection. $39.99. (0026423)
Emerson "Library" (1947). SOLD! Radio was such an important part of everyday life, there were sets made to display in every room. This set looks like a finely leather bound set of books. The radio has been well cared for over the years, with one small repair to the spine, where the cover opens. I had a professional bookbinder do this repair, which makes the worn area virtually invisible. At 11-1/4"W x 8"H x 7"D, This radio is perfectly designed to be used in an office or den. The radio has a complete restoration and plays great. The radio has a complete back, and is an outstanding example of a radio seldom seen. $359.00. (0096464)
Emerson 105-125 (1946). The model number on the radio is 105-125, but shown in Slusser's price guide as 522. It is in good condition with very small chips on top which are too small to see in the photo. The dial plate is a little worn with some of the writing faded. It plays very good, picking up many stations. A good original example of an early plastic Emerson. 11"W x 7"H. $35.00. (0089028)
Emerson 108. SALE! Five tubes, BCB and MW (1.6-3.6 Mhz) Typical superhet circuit does quite well on BCB, there is not much to listen to on MW nowadays. All needed components and tubes were replaced with new, the volume control and switch was replaced with a good used part. The set is unusual; being small and crowded, there was no room for a ballast tube inside, so Emerson used a "curtain burner"--a built in ballast in the line cord. This was replaced with an external power resistor and heat sink. The cabinet is overall in good shape--one small stress crack on the top, and one on the front decorative bar. The back had a corner broke off and glued on. Two screw holes chipped out where the screws are missing, but the back fits well and stays on tight. Old grille cloth was worn and torn, replaced with a close matching new cloth. Looks good. Big full sound from a small tombstone. Was $475.00, now $300.00. (0048225)
Emerson 117-LW Tombstone (1936). Emerson Radio must have learned some of the same tricks in fantastic cabinetwork, from their association with Ingraham Cabinets. This was produced in-house, but has a fine detail of inlay on the face and dramatic veneers. The radio is a stunning example. At 16"H x 12"W x 8"D, this five-tube, dual band radio has a great presence. The finish is excellent and if you will look at the additional photos, you will agree. My technician has completely renewed this radio for your stable and reliable performance. All of the caps and filters have been replaced, and every other element checked for factory fresh levels. The radio has a new power cord and plug, for your safe daily use. This is a very fine example of a very handsome set. $299.99. (0096430)
Emerson 132. Model 132 case, possible model 148 chassis. Five tubes, BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Nice repwood cabinet. Works great, good sensitivity and warm audio. $175.00. (0048089)
Emerson 148. Five tube superhet, BCB only. One of the finest Ingraham cabinets with splined corners and a routed slot on the bottom for the matching stand (not available). Beautiful veneer, elegant styling. A very sensitive set using a wire antenna or a loop. All electrolytics and paper caps have been replaced. The grill cloth is new old style. Set has wonderful warm sound. For $25 more, an Ingrham-style back can be made for this set. $375.00. (0048154)
Emerson 167. This beautifully restored Ingraham cabinet radio works well and was restored with all capacitors replaced and resistors checked. It still retains its original electromagnetic speaker which gives it even more character. The cabinet has been refinished with many, many coats of nitrocellulose lacquer, which is what was used by the manufacturers. It was then polished between every five coats or so. When complete, the final polishes were done to the high gloss finish you see in the photos. This radio has the unique cabinet by Ingraham in a very Art Deco modern style. There are not many of these radios around and are sought by collectors as well as decorators. My usual unconditional 30 day warranty comes with this beautiful radio and I don't think it will last very long priced at a reasonable $325.00. (0107019)
Emerson 185. For the discriminating collector, offered is an all original Emerson Ingraham, one of the larger radios by Ingraham (19"W x 11-1/2"H). You would be only the third owner of this gem, nicknamed the "Asymmetrical." I have had it serviced and the radio works well on the AM band with a very short antenna; the SW is there but requires a longer wire for reception. Absolutely original, the metal bezel & dial plastic are excellent, the dial is perhaps the nicest Emerson made and is superb, the long pointer straight. Emerson decal and lettering under knobs show very well, Ingraham tag is on the back, red pin-striping around the front is complete. The case has a few age marks and tiny nicks here and there, but it's proof of the original finish. Add $50.00 for postage/insurance anywhere in lower 48 states. $650.00. (0091079)
Emerson 217 (1938). Four tube Miniature, restored electronically and works very well. The tiny case is in excellent original condition. 9"W x 6"H. $119.50. (0002773)
Emerson 28 Tombstone (1934). This is a stunning radio. The set is in factory original condition, with the factory finish and all parts. The radio is a super styled cabinet with a dramatic shape. The radio is a five-tube receiver with a single broadcast band. The radio has the unique grille many call the Emerson "bulls-eye." These sets are seldom seen and this extraordinary example is the first on the Radio Attic. The radio has been completely renewed, retaining the factory power cord and plug. A more decorative radio is seldom seen, and the set is a very good player. 17-1/2"H x 12-1/4"W x 9"D. $499.00. (0096427)
Emerson 330. Brown Bakelite. Very nice swirled case has no chips or cracks. Very clean. Electronically restored with all new capacitors and alignment. Plays strong and clearly. $185.00. (0038027)
Emerson 330. Five tubes BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. New dial cover. One repaired crack on front above Emerson logo. Plays well. $75.00. (0048063)
Emerson 336. Five tubes BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. New dial cover. Nice clean crack-free scratch-free cabinet. Sounds good. $145.00. (0048062)
Emerson 343. Beige bakelite set with rebuilt chassis and excellent finish. This one is as "mint" as I have in one of these. A RARE set!! $250.00. (0038128)
Emerson 367 (1941). An intricate graceful cabinet and beautiful piano finish highlight this Ingraham table set. The original finish has some scratches and dings, mostly notably on top right, but the Ingraham craftsmen did such a great job I could not touch it. The case is sound, it the Ingraham tag and four felt feet on bottom. Radio works with a hum, the dial lights up, knobs and pointer turn smoothly. Dial face and cover are in excellent condition and the horizontal inlay is perfect. Clean, rust free chassis. Another desirable and high end radio for your collection. $425.00. (0091072)
Emerson 507 (1946). This radio has a cracked cabinet. Works, is missing the back. Sold as is. $45.00. (0037104)
Emerson 509 (1946). Beautiful brown Bakelite five tube AM only radio. Weak tubes and most capacitors replaced. Nice sound across the entire dial. Nice looking cabinet with Bakelite back in place. 9-1/2"W x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $90.00. (0039127)
Emerson 511 (1946). The radio is in excellent condition and plays very well. There are no scratches, chips, cracks or breaks. $140.00. (0095041)
Emerson 520 Catalin (1946). SOLD! A statuesque and stunning representation of a Catalin radio from Emerson. This one is mint! A beautifully swirled marble color combination of brown and orange. No chips, scratches, breaks or hairlines. It even has the original screws that hold the back in place... uncommon to find that simple extra. There are many Catalin radios "out there," but for the most part they're way too expensive. I have always considered this Catalin to be a radio for the collector that has champagne taste, but a beer budget. This Emerson has five strong tubes and has been electronically restored and plays very well! It has an external antenna connection for long distance sensitive tuning. If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $375.00. (0051286)
Emerson 535 (1947). This is a neat looking one with a large metal grille. I don't know the history of it, but it is near perfect condition, so has probably been refinished. It does not play very good; mostly static. I do not work on them; I'm just a collector. This is an interesting looking one which displays great. 11"W x 8"H. $45.00. (0089031)
Emerson 543 (1947). This bright & glossy ivory Plaskon cabinet is without crack/chips or those stress lines common to Plaskon! The Deco style continues with a sharp perforated gold-tone metal wrap-around grille that's scratch/dent free. The spring loaded unpainted black Bakelite retractable handle & black control knobs are all excellent as is the dark red dial pointer that accents the overall look nicely. The five-tube AM only chassis plays well. The illuminated dial scale numerals are clean & crisp as is the Emerson logo. Nice original back cover. A gorgeous example of this model for collection or decor! 11"W x 7"H x 6"D. $225.00. (0025179)
Emerson 544. New filter caps, new veneer, new speaker, new dial cord; knobs and back not original. Works good, looks good, great sound. Lots of work went into this baby. $150.00. (0048020)
Emerson 544. Five tubes BCB only. Electronically serviced with new components. Set plays well ith built in loop antenna, good sensitivity and volume. The cabinet of this set was refinished with what looks like lacquer and black enamel trim. A nice job. $150.00. (0048200)
Emerson 544. SOLD! This Emerson is a borderline midget set and is rare in that it still has its original photofinish. Most of these sets wore badly and the owner had to strip and refinish. This set's case is original and untouched. Also all-original are the knobs and labels. Electronically refurbished and plays well. Some minor blemish near the volume control as pictures indicate. $75.00. (0104019)
Emerson 544 (1947). This 1947 classic was designed by Industrial Designer Norman Bel Geddes. This is the best original example I have seen. It retains a beautiful original decal veneer finish which is normally gone or badly damaged. An extra bonus is the complete cardboard back. It would be difficult to find a better all original example of this set. It has been serviced and plays well. 10-1/2"W x 7-1/2"H x 5-3/4"D. $224.99. (0026447)
Emerson 547 (1947). SOLD! A beautiful, small radio with that big band sound! Loud, clear, excellent reception across the AM band. Fully restored for safe, reliable use. Nice case. 9"W x 6"H x 6"D. $145.00. (0109041)
Emerson 581 (1947). This bright & shiny unpainted ivory Plaskon cabinet is without cracks/chips or those common Plaskon stress lines! The unpainted black Bakelite spring loaded retractable handle and black control knobs are all excellent, as is the dark red dial pointer that contrasts the cabinet beautifully. The five tube AM only chassis plays well. Illuminated dial scale numerals/lettering are clean and crisp as is the Emerson logo. Has its nice original plastic (not cardboard!) back. A wonderful example of this model for collection or decor! 11"W x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $250.00. (0025190)
Emerson 587. Five tubes; BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Original finish. Small disfiguration on the Emerson logo--looks like it melted. Set plays great. Nice gift item, I've given two of these away already. $45.00. (0048059)
Emerson 587 (1949). This radio has had some repair work done, a crack in the Bakelite and some new tubes. Displays and sounds good. $75.00. (0037107)
Emerson 642A (1950). A beautiful chocolate case that is virtually mark free. Strong reception across the AM band. The spring operated handle works perfectly. The dial lens is sharply clear. This is a beautiful radio that has been fully restored electronically. You'll love the looks as well as the sound. 11"W x 7"H x 6"D. $175.00. (0109043)
Emerson 652 Series B. White Plaskon. New cord and capacitors. One knob center missing. Lots of stations and clear sound. $55.00. (0038057)
Emerson 652-B. Nice Deco style on this small black Emerson. All complete with no cracks or chips. $42.00. (0029005)
Emerson 713 Series A (1952). Wood case, works well with an external antenna. No flaws that I can find. $75.00. (0095027)
Emerson 811 (1955). Cute little Emerson midget radio in blue/gray solid-styrene plastic. It's in super clean original condition and is playing fine. Cabinet is near perfect with just a couple of the surface hairlines indicative of this type of plastic. These are too faint to capture in a photo, and do not detract much at all from the beauty of this little gem. $89.00. (0027234)
Emerson 833. Portable Radio. Nice clean and good working AM radio. Excellent dark green case has no cracks or chips. The clips holding the back appear to be missing. New power cord. $47.50. (0002710)
Emerson 851B (1957). White plastic with no chips, cracks or missing pieces. Radio plays well, has its back and the dial numbers are starting to fade. $40.00. (0095009)
Emerson 888 "Pioneer" (1958). Eight Transistor. Good overall condition, treble clef logo missing on front. Medium gray. Scratches on back somewhat exaggerated in photo. Uses four AA cells. This one plays well, good tone and volume, better than many transistor radios of the time. Clean inside, no battery contact corrosion. 6-1/2"H H 4"W x 2"D. $55.00. (0101027)
Emerson A132 (1936). This superheterodyne receiver covers the Standard Broadcast band from 540 to 1700 kilocycles. All capacitors and out of tolerance resistors have been replaced and tubes conduct within manufacturer's specifications. A rarity with small tabletop radios, this unit features the original wooden back with the radio model number imprinted on it. Detailed restoration photos are available. Email for further details. 12"W x 8"H x 7"D. $195.00. (0065029)
Emerson AM137?. Five tubes plus ballast, BCB and SW 6-18 MHz. Emerson's well planned circuit is sensitive and selective on both bands. Pretty gold dial face adds glow to the Ingraham cabinet. $175.00. (0048187)
Emerson AX-238 "Jewel Box" (1938). This vintage and quite rare "Jewel Box" radio was designed by Ingraham and has been electronically and cosmetically restored. It works very well, and covers the broadcast (540-1700 KC) band. The finish is nearly perfect (new clear and toned lacquers) and displays very well, showing off the wonderful grain pattern! The toned lacquer is darker than shows in the pics, due to the flash. All veneer is tight with no problems and you would be hard pressed to find a nicer example. The only fault I am aware of is that the on-off switch (uses a rod so it turns on when opened) was missing when I bought it, and has been replaced with a switch on the volume control. This very nice and rare radio would be a great addition to any collection! 10"W x 6"H x 8-1/2"D; shipping weight is 10 pounds. $599.00. (0103004)
Emerson BA-199. Four tubes plus ballast. BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Plays great for a four-banger. No cracks or chips in cabinet. No back. $175.00. (0048122)
Emerson Battery Portable. Cloth covered case with age related wear. Overall good shape with original knobs. 9"W x 7"W x 8"D. $72.00. (0029020)
Emerson BF-204 "Aeolian". SALE! Five tubes plus ballast. BCB and SW 6-18 MHz. Emerson squeezed a lot of performance from this circuit, good sensitivity and selectivity covering the main international SW bands. This circuit was used with minor variations in a number of Emerson models. Cabinet has original finish and decals, is structurally sound with some blemishes. Good warm sound and tone. Serviced with new electronic components as needed. Was $250.00, now $150.00. (0048190)
Emerson BF204 (1938). BC+1SW. This set is one of the famous Ingraham cabinet Emersons that are so sought after. The handsome Deco cabinet is highlighted by its beautiful gold dial and original knobs. The Emerson's characteristic clean and powerful sound is complimented by a tone switch and well designed chassis. 12-1/2"W x 8-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $310.00. (0010062)
Emerson BM-206 (1938). Nice, small prewar Bakelite set. Damage free cabinet and original chassis. When tested this radio played well and will be re-tested before shipping. Cardboard back is a replacement. $159.00. (0027298)
Emerson Catalin Radio. Great modern design with porthole dial. All complete with plastic back. Radio works and has no cracks or chips. $495.00. (0029011)
Emerson CF-255. A real cute machine age design and true midget at 6-1/2"W x 4-3/4"H, this black Emersonette is the pre-war version. The case is a mottled/swirling Bakelite with no cracks or chips, just some light wear with a few tiny flea-bite nicks on the back edge. Knobs are original, lettering on the logo and numbering on the dial face crisp and clear, tuning dial moves smoothly. It is non-operating but the chassis is clean & complete with working dial light & tubes light up, original resistor cord & antenna are in good shape. Add $13.75 for postage/insurance anywhere in lower 48 states. $130.00. (0091077)
Emerson CJ211. Five tube superhet BCB only. The smallest all-American five full size tube set I've seen. All paper and elecrolytic caps have been replaced. Original field coil speaker (heat damaged) has been replaced with a PM type. Radio manufacturers threw common sense to the wind making these tiny sets. Heat was the problem with these compacts--almost all the older components showed heat stress due to lack of clearance and ventilation. This set has a unique plexiglas(?) back. The resistors you see on the right hand side are substituting for the field coil. Since they do need ventilation I put them atop the chassis rather than under. Bakelite cabinet has nice gloss. Two screw holes chipped out in the back. Normal superhet sensitivity and suprisingly good sound from this little set. $150.00. (0048150)
Emerson CL246 (1939). This pre-war "D"-dial Emerson features a pristine ivory Plaskon cabinet marred only by a surface hairline above the 50L6 output, and there is an eighth inch dark mark above the grille that looks like it wants to be a hairline at some point. These stress marks are typical of aging Plaskon. The chassis has been restored and aligned and is sensitive up and down the band. This mini deco is highly desirable and the price reflects this. 9"W x 5"H. $275.00. (0061051)
Emerson EC425 (1949). A pleasing compact AM band table model, the Emerson brand was well known for fine wood craftsmanship. This model features a spring loaded handle for ease of carrying. Email for further details. $129.00. (0065019)
Emerson ED354 (1941). This model has the famous Ingraham cabinet with the Ingraham foil label on the base. The radio is in beautiful original condition, but missing the cardboard back. The cardboard antenna was damaged and glued back together. Otherwise the chassis and speaker are in excellent condition. In addition the chassis has been serviced and plays well. It's ready to display and enjoy. 16"W x 10-1/2"H x 8-1/4"D. $199.99. (0026456)
Emerson Ingraham 375 (1934). In the earlier 1930s, Emerson Radio contracted with the internationally famous Ingraham Cabinets on a series of radios. Ingraham Cabinets was an upstate New York based maker of fine wood cabinets, and were famous for the fine clocks and cases the artisans there produced. The result is a line of the finest looks and quality ever made in the United States. Collectors are very appreciative of these radios and some collect only these fine sets. This particular model is about the rarest of the entire collection and an extremely fine example. The finish is fantastic and the overall condition amazing. The folding doors across the front work perfectly with fluid ease. The radio was professionally restored by my technician and performs as good as new. This is an extremely desired and collector grade set! Compact at 12"W x 9-1/2"H x 7"D. $599.00. (0096473)
Emerson Ingraham AM-169 (1937). You cannot beat the beauty and elegance of an Ingraham cabinet. And this Emerson is no exception. The high quality streamlined cabinet is just exceptional. Beautiful wood grain runs throughout the entire set with a burl wood strip running across the top and bottom front and sides. Elegant red pinstripes flow across the bottom of the set; a real "eye catcher." The lighted gold dial is in superb shape showing no signs of wear as with the escutcheon and dial cover. Wood grille louvers and the famous Emerson "G" clef logo finish this set off with style and class. The six tube chassis sounds great with excellent reception, lots of volume, and no hum. Receives AM broadcast band and 6.0 - 18 shortwave. Full wood back is included. 14"W x 9-1/4"H x 8-1/2"D. $450.00. (0112009)
Emerson Model DX-356 (1940). Emerson Radio learned to refine the cabinet making from their association with the famed Ingraham Cabinet. This model displays all of the elaborate use on exotic veneers and detailing that were the hallmark of Ingraham. The radio has an unusual baffle over the speaker grille and the fine inlay detailing. The radio has had the complete restoration that my sets receive. The caps and filters have been replaced, tuner aligned, and a safe new power cord and plug added for your safety. This set has a tremendous sound. 16-1/2"W x 10-1/2"H x 10"D. $299.00. (0096457)
Emerson Radio (1933). This little radio has its original back cover and original finish; the finish isn't perfect, but very good for its age. The radio also has the original Cunningham globe tubes. It has been serviced and plays loud & clear. $299.00. (0062006)
Emerson Radio (1947). Model unknown. Radio does not play and is missing the back. Sold as is. $60.00. (0037071)
Emerson Radio (model unknown). Unknown model radio displays well; radio works. Missing back and clear dial cover. $55.00. (0037098)
Emerson Radio-Ingraham 106 (1936). In the 30s, Emerson Radio contracted with the internationally famous Ingraham Cabinets on a series of radios. Ingraham Cabinets was an upstate New York based maker of fine wood cabinets, and were famous for the fine clocks and cases the artisans there produced. The result is a line of the finest looks and quality ever made in the United States. Collectors are very appreciative of these radios and some collect only these fine sets. This particular model is about the rarest of the entire collection and an extremely fine example. Please note the oval shape and the fine matched veneers used both on the top, and on both sides. The finish is original with very little loss. With the high luster piano finish, this was a difficult radio to picture. Note the oval shape and the interesting full back that is a near mirror to the front of the radio. $499.00. (0096467)
Emerson Series CQ. SALE! Chassis has six tubes plus ballast, BCB and SW 6-18MHz. Excellent performance on both bands with great sound and tone. Serviced with new electronic components as needed. The cabinet of this set was hand made in Cuba. Cabinet shows finely executed detail on bold wood grain wood, most likely mahogany. One of a kind. Was $1,200.00, now $900.00. (0048192)
Emerson U-5A Miniature Tombstone (1935). I am offering for sale this Emerson miniature Bakelite tombstone. This radio is in fantastic original condition. Rarely do you find one of these radios in this condition. It is all original including the grille cloth, knobs, and the original back. A real find! There are no chips and only one very small hairline crack, about 1/4" on the back. You have to look hard to find it. A totally mint cabinet otherwise. This radio also plays very well, picking up stations strongly all across the dial. This is a radio you don't want to miss! Please email me with any questions. It is a great small size at only 9-1/2"H x 7"W x 5"D. $425.00. (0015148)
Emerson/Ingraham 141 (1937). Here is a very scarce model of the terrific liaison between Emerson Radio and the Ingraham Cabinet company. The marriage of these fine companies has a group of dedicated collectors. Ingraham Cabinets was an upstate New York maker of fine and exotic cases. Their fame was based with clocks, but the collections that they made for various radio manufactures are special. This scarce model retains a fine factory finish and the entire factory installed parts. I have added the maximum number of photos to allow you to appreciate the artistry of the cabinet and veneers. My technician has done a terrific job in restoring the radio to be as good as new. He has replaced all of the filters and caps and a complete alignment of the tuner. There is a fresh power cord and plug, which will allow you to enjoy listing to this set for many years. This radio is a five-tube radio. 14"H x 12"W x 9"D. $599.99. (0096411)
Emerson/Ingraham 176 (1938). Here is another of the terrific sets, with the cabinet made by the famed Ingraham Cabinet Company. These radios are prizes due to the usage of exotic veneers and the extreme quality of the workmanship. The radio is a scarce slant front set, the dial well lit and the brass nameplate like new. The radio is in the factory finish and showing limited blemish for its 80 years. The radio has received the most complete restoration that you could wish a radio to have. The filters and caps, all have been replaced. The power cord new and the radio is a solid and dependable player. This is a very scarce model, and will make a great addition to your collection. This is a six-tube BC/SW radio. 17-1/2"H x 13"W x 12"D. $699.99. (0096425)
Emerson/Ingraham 34 Tombstone (1935). A prize among collectors, these exceedingly nice radios had the cabinets made by the famed Ingraham Cabinets. This example is all original, with a nice finish as it left the factory nearly 75 years ago. Note the bullet shaped wood knobs and the clear dial of this "port-hole" beauty. My technician had a easy restore on this gently used set. He has as a matter of routine, replaced all of the old caps and filters. This will assure you of decades of fine service. The tuner was aligned for accurate tuning and there is a fresh power cord and plug for safe daily use. This radio is a great player! 17:H x 12"W x 9"D. $399.99. (0096432)
Emerson/Ingraham EC347 (1940). SOLD! Nothing compares to the beauty of an Ingraham cabinet. And this one is no exception. The maple cabinet, and its streamlined design, is just gorgeous. An elegant and unique look that Ingraham was famous for capturing. The cabinet is very solid with beautiful curves and an "eye catching" protruding wood grille. Spectacular wood grain runs throughout the entire set, reminding you of the quality of wood Ingraham used. A thin pinstripe inlay wraps around the bottom of the set along with a jet black base. The bottom of the cabinet still retains the Ingraham name tag. The black and gold dial is in excellent condition with all numbers and letters indication station frequencies legible and showing very little signs of wear. Both "bullet" knobs are perfect and work as they should. This Art Deco beauty also sounds great! The five tube chassis is clean and restored. With its loop antenna, the radio picks up many stations up and down the dial with nice volume, good tone, and no hum. Please email me for additional photos or inquiries. 11-1/4"W x 7-1/4"H x 5-1/4"D. $375.00. (0112004)
Esquire 550U Closk Radio (1952). This clock radio works and is all complete. $95.00. (0037105)
Estee Lauder Transistor. AM/FM Radio. Made in Hong Kong about 1970s. Good condition, no chips or cracks in the yellow plastic case, good straight antenna. Works well on 3xAA batteries, not included. $23.00. (0002699)
Eveready 21 (1928). This radio is in phenomenal all original condition. the left side has some surface scratches and a discolored area that looks like an R. Otherwise the set is super clean inside and out. The paper label on the lid is so nice you would think it is a reproduction. It is being sold without tubes and takes five 01A tubes and a 112 or 171 tube. The tubes can be provided if needed at an additional cost. It is being sold as is. 10-1/2"H x 13"W x 13"D. $149.95. (0026402)

FADA 1000 Catalin (1946). The increasingly rare and beautiful "Bullet" in maroon and yellow Catalin plastic, offered here with no breaks or cracks. There is one small nick on the top, as you may see from the photos, and the original back shows the wear of 63 years. Otherwise the radio has been completely restored and aligned, with new AC cord, grille cloth and dial lens. It plays well, the six tube design (an extra tube for the RF) ensuring good sensitivity. $1,275.00. (0061071)
FADA 1000 Catalin (1946). Fada Bullet or Streamliner. This beautiful Catalin Art Deco radio works great, sounds great and looks fantastic. Close to perfection, this radio has no scratches, chips or cracks in its highly polished case. $2,500.00. (0002739)
FADA 175A (1924). Long before this company made Catalin radios they were producing crystal and battery sets. This model was called the Neutroceiver and used five tubes. The mahogany cabinet is in excellent original condition. As with all our radios the interior is very clean. The Bakelite panel retains a nice factory shine. I found the Fada transformers both tested good. Inside was a paper with station settings. It is otherwise untested and offered without tubes. A truly fine example of this great radio. 24"W x 12"H x 16"D. $279.99. (0026412)
FADA 192-A Neutrolette (1925). With full set of labeled connections and instruction manual. This set has the quality of cabinet (original) finish and construction you expect from FADA. This five tube set is a very strong runner, with stunning cosmetics. $375.00. (0038235)
FADA 560B. SALE! Five tubes BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Plays well, sounds fine. Nice style cabinet with "FADA" back. Upper left hand corner of back was repaired- (it was broken off clean and glued inconspicuously). Two of the screw holes for the back are chipped away, and one is stripped. Other than that the cabinet is in great shape, no heavy scratches, cracks, or chips. Was $400.00, now $250.00. (0048067)
FADA 740V. Five tubes. BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Plays very well, good sound for a smaller set (8-1/2" wide). Ivory-like Plaskon cabinet has one small tight crack in front near logo. Nice dial face. $150.00. (0048077)
FADA 790 (1949). SOLD! Nice AM/FM radio. Shiny Bakelite cabinet in nice condition. Beautiful gold dial and metal grille plate. Recapped with a new power cord. Plays strong and clear on both bands. 14-1/4" W x 8-1/2"H x 7"D. $200.00. (0039134)
FADA L96W (1939). Elegantly styled radio of white plastic with classic grille work. Tight micro cracks and missing dial lens but definitely worth restoring. Five tube performance and style make this a collectors must have! Sold "as is" but I can restore for a nominal sum or you can do! 115 VAC/DC; BC. 10 pounds. 14"W x 8"H x 7"D. $75.00. (0136023)
FADA S-1020 TV. Complete, clean, 10" picture tube, good wood, fair finish, good grille. 36"H x 20"W x 22"D. $175.00. (0136009)
Farnsworth ET-060 (1947). Brown and black marbled Bakelite case with caramel Tenite grille and swirled caramel knobs. No cracks or chips; plays well. $225.00. (0037041)
Firestone 4-A-2B (Canada, 1953). The Firestone Tire and Rubber Company of Canada situated in Hamilton, Ontario, manufactured this rare four-tube, carefully restored, brown Bakelite, Standard Broadcast Band battery-powered receiver with a ruby red grille cloth (not original) and white tuning knobs. The cabinet is in excellent condition without hairlines or cracks. Part of the Firestone decal has been lost. The radio operates well and is equipped with good tubes. It has been adapted to permit the use of a modern battery pack (A = 1.5V and B 90V.) that may be mounted on the inside the rear cover. $115.00. (0097005)
Firestone Ingraham A-340. This petite beauty is a six tube, SW/BC table model receiver. Completely restored electronically, plays and receives well on both bands. Antenna wire and new power cord on a spotless chassis round out the picture. Finished with grain filler, toners and four coats of hand rubbed lacquer. Beautifully grained veneers as is typical of an Ingraham produced cabinet. Complete with its often missing original back. 15"W x 9"H x 8"D. $425.00. (0110018)
First Class Radiotelephone Handbook. Author: Edward Noll. Published by Howard Sams 1968. Very nice condition, paperback, 400 pgs. $10.00. (0302007)
FM Broadcast Station. Top of the line rebuilt tube Fisher FM tuner mated to a tuneable broadcast module for playing FM music on your vintage AM radios. The broadcast module fits nicely in the cigar box. The Philco 60 cathedral, Philco 42-380 console, and Zenith 7-S-363 console all sounded great playing FM using this combination. $225.00. (0038143)
Four Star F5-015. Transistor radio with clock. Both work; comes with original box. One knob missing. $20.00. (0011008)
Freed-Eisemann NR-12 (1924). DC set. Rebuilt chassis plays well. Excellent glossy Bakelite dial face and great labeling. Great collector radio! $260.00. (0038205)
Freed-Eisemann NR-20 (1924). SOLD! DC set with complete chassis rebuild. This set has a stunning looking cabinet and it plays great! Another museum quality set! $380.00. (0038206)
Freshman Masterpiece. Rare one-dial version. Contains six tubes in this completely rebuilt chassis and nice inlaid marquetry in front end panels. A strong running set! $325.00. (0038239)

Garod 5A1 "Ensign". This beautiful brown Bakelite is in wonderful condition. As usual I have replaced all capacitors, tested all the tubes and checked the resistors and replaced them as needed. This Garod is named the "Ensign" but why I don't know... It plays nicely and the Bakelite is shiny with just a few minor scuffs. My usual 30 day unconditional warranty, please see my terms and conditions. Email me for more photos if you need them. $150.00. (0107012)
Garod 6AU-1 Commander (1945). Sleek and beautiful highly desirable Catalin radio, designed by John Sideli. This maroon and gold beauty is all around perfect. The case knobs and solid back are all original. The electronics have been upgraded and the radio is in excellent condition and playing well. $1,550.00. (0002405)
Garod EA. Excellent cabinet. The top with the chassis lifts to expose the power supply (housing a globe 81), a bag containing a spare large dial knob, and a detailed schematic. The remainder of the tubes include a globe 210, 199 and three 112s. The chassis has been completely rebuilt and performs superbly with lots of clear stations and plenty of volume. This is a museum quality piece! $590.00. (0038195)
GE 516 Clock Radio. White clock radio completely restored electrically. Great cabinet with one tiny crack to the lower left of the clock. Really small crack. Great tone and the clock keeps perfect time; we oiled the motor to be sure. $159.00. (0087005)
General Electric "Modern Longfellow" Grandfather Clock. This one was restored by the President of the SPARK radio club of Dayton, Ohio and the quality of the workmanship is stellar. A masterpiece of G.F. clock radios, with very good original finish and label. $1,350.00. (0038231)
General Electric 115W (1948). This is a very clean Bakelite "kitchen" set with a metal grille. The cabinet is in good overall condition but has a well-repaired fine hairline on one side. One of the original knobs has a small melt. Despite these flaws, this BC-only set displays beautifully. Radio has received all new capacitors and tubes, and other repairs as needed. This attractive set boasts a nice, full tone and receives well throughout the band. $80.00. (0021033)
General Electric 203. With fresh red paint and complete chassis rebuild. Good back and bottom label. Plays very well. $115.00. (0038216)
General Electric 321 (1946). BC. This is a handsome little machine-age design postwar GE set that combines an angular walnut cabinet with a large backlit dial and mechanical pushbutton set for easy use and pleasant tone. This example also still displays its original knobs, grille cloth and back cover. 14"W x 9-1/2"H x 8-1/2"D. $150.00. (0010070)
General Electric 356 (1948). Nice brown Bakelite eight tube AM/FM radio. Cabinet is in very good condition with a nice sound on both bands. 13"W x 8"H x 9"D. $75.00. (0039153)
General Electric 402 (1942-1950). SOLD! This chocolate brown cabinet rates a 9 out of 10! I do not see any flaws. A five-tube AM radio with exceptional reception. Electronically restored as are all of my radios to give you years of safe, reliable service. You'll like this radio! $95.00. (0109011)
General Electric 410 (1951). SOLD! A six-tube wooden cabinet GE with excellent reception across the AM band. Fully restored electronically. A few scratches that are barely noticeable after polishing the wood with Scott's Liquid Gold. The 58 year old cabinet displays beautifully. The sound is deep and beautiful! $125.00. (0109010)
General Electric 423 (1951). Here is a nice 1951 ivory plastic radio that really pulls in the stations with good tone and plenty of volume. Knobs and back are original. It has a nice styling that should go good in most any kitchen or wherever a working radio belongs. Some minor nicks and wear but very clean and no cracks. BC, AC/DC. 12-1/2"W x 8-1/2"H x 8"D. $85.00. (0136001)
General Electric 425 (1954). By this time in the 50's you'd think "Art Deco" would be passé. Not necessarily so. Here, it's still evident in this 1954 ivory plastic GE with its step-down sides. A fine playing radio that's been electronically reconditioned, tuned and aligned. All five tubes are good! Minimal wear! A Jim Dennis "keeper" that is mint and Off the ol' Scale! If you'd like more pictures, please let me know. $135.00. (0051324)
General Electric 428 (1955). "Dial beam." Ivory plastic. Good condition; clean and complete. Lights up. $45.00. (0037030)
General Electric 50 Clock Radio. Plaskon. Radio and clock work great; numbers are a little worn around the tuner and showing two gray hairlines around the brass clock face. Displays nice and clean looking. $45.00. (0037068)
General Electric 50 Clock Radio. Unusual "midget" sized Bakelite radio with a clock timer built in. Very good condition cosmetically, nice shine to the exterior. Only things missing are a pair of small clock knobs. Clock works fine, radio plays with background hum, only $35.00. (0003069)
General Electric 535 Clock Radio (1949). SOLD! Unpainted plastic cabinet resembles Bakelite or Catalin with brown/black marbling patterns. No cracks or chips, only a few light scuffs from many years of use. This cabinet styling is truly reminiscent of the mid 20th century, everything was becoming SQUARE. Even lampshades and dinner plates took that shape. Radio is completely restored and plays loud and clear, my guarantee applies. Clock has been cleaned and lubed and runs quietly and smoothly, all alarm functions work perfectly. Shipping wt 9 pounds. $50.00. (0100053)
General Electric 535 Clock Radio (1951). Purple, red, and black swirled plastic. Great looking set; radio in almost mint condition except spotted clock cover. Untested. $70.00. (0037050)
General Electric 7-4234A Spacemaker. AM/FM. This almond toned solid state radio mounts under a counter. It is in excellent condition and works well. Has timer, undercounter light and an accessory outlet that works off the timer to turn your coffee on in the morning. 10-1/4"W x 2-1/2"H x 9"D. $29.00. (0043373)
General Electric 7-4275A Spacemaker. AM/FM Stereo. This almond toned solid state stereo radio mounts under a counter. It is in excellent condition, works well and sounds great. Has timer, tape player and a three speaker sound system with individual bass and treble controls. 12-1/2"W x 2-5/8"H x 9"D. $29.00. (0043374)
General Electric 73-D-221206 Television. Here is a medium early small screen color set. The very first one of these was of course, tube powered. This is the first generation transistor version of this TV and dates from the late 60s/early 70s. Evidently this one had very little use. It's super clean outside and inside and the main reason I'm offering it is the picture tube, which is in essentially perfect condition. This would be a great replacement for one of the earlier tube type sets. Picture tube type is 10VAHP22. If you know your color sets, check out the picture shown taken off the CRT! $39.95. (0080055)
General Electric 860 (1951). This nice looking GE table radio is known as "Atomic" because of the dial design. It has a phono jack to plug in a turntable. The tubes have all been checked and filters have been replaced so there is no hum. No cracks or chips, some scratches on the top, couldn't really get a picture of them they're hard to see. $110.00. (0002771)
General Electric C-405 Clock Radio (1957). SOLD! This is a very stylish white and gray plastic radio introduced in October--the same month/ year the Russian satellite Sputnik was launched! Cleaned and polished to like new out-of-the-box condition with crystal clear clock lens and tuning dial and control knobs. Clock has been cleaned and lubricated and the radio has been serviced for years of use. New, vintage, power cord. Radium painted hands glow in the dark while only emitting a safe .02 r/hr at 12" according to my Geiger counter. Add this Cold War veteran to your collection! Five tube, BC only, AC, 11"W x 7"H x 5"D. $55.00. (0036122)
General Electric C2418A "Mickey Mouse" Clock Radio (1960). "The Youth Radio," authorized by The Disney Corporation, has all of Mickey's friends pictured on the clock's face: Pluto, Donald Duck, Goofy, Minnie Mouse and many other Disney characters. Mickey's 3-D face is the dial pointer. This wonderful collectable shows a little wear on Mickey's nose. Electronically it's in very good condition. Original knobs, has a crack in the dial cover but the cover is tight; otherwise the case & back are in good condition. This set is increasing in collectible value, as it is an original Disney Corp. licensed item. 11"W x 5"D x 6"H. $62.00. (0202006)
General Electric E-101 Tombstone (1936). Here is a set that you never see. This monster tombstone has ten tubes and Colorama Tuning, which works a lot like a tuning eye. The dial lights up red when the station is coming in strong and the dial gets more green when the station is weak. This is a neat feature that I have not seen before, and the set's vernier tuning works unlike any other I have seen. It is beautiful, with its drum dial, massive cabinet and burly veneers; there is no doubt that this was a high end set. It has been restored electronically and cosmetically back to its original appearance. The chassis been recapped and all out of tolerance resistors have been replaced. The set plays loud and clear on all three bands. The cabinet has been refinished using original shades of stains and toners, and then finished in several coats of hand rubbed lacquer. This set is stunning, and this is the best example you will find, likely to be the only one you will find, as this set is fairly rare 20-1/2"H x 15-1/2"W x 11-1/2"D. $649.00. (0062122)
General Electric GD60 (1938). This radio has been professionally restored and is as fine an example of this rather unusual old GE as you will find. The new grille cloth matches the original. The thumbwheel dials are original, and the cord looks to be also, but it is in excellent condition. It plays very well. This one would be worthy of joining any collection. 12-1/2"W x 8"D. $125.00. (0089030)
General Electric H-600-U (1939). Small, nice looking swirled brown Bakelite case. This set is working very well, all of the many stations I received had plenty of volume; electronically this radio is all original. $125.00. (0002749)
General Electric H-610. Here's a striking little Bakelite in excellent condition with no cracks or chips. The marbleized chocolate swirl case still has a nice factory shine. It still retains three of the original station tabs with clear covers. The dial has some minor distortion, but it does not affect tuning. The cream color knobs compliment the dial nicely and the finished back makes it look great from all angles. The chassis has been restored and is in like new condition. The radio plays great and all the push buttons are functional. 10"W x 7"H x 7-1/2"D. $249.99. (0026431)
General Electric H-610 (1939). Spectacular marbling of the Bakelite cabinet & full Bakelite back make this pre-war beauty highly desired! Additionally, this glossy example of Deco lines & curves is without cracks/chips. The original dial scale, pointer & knobs are in great shape. The seven tube AM only chassis plays well & still has most of the bottom label. 10"W x 7"H x 6"D. A collection centerpiece! $495.00. (0025140)
General Electric H53 (1932). Serial #940. BC & SW. Beautiful cabinet. Works well, but needs a tune-up. 16"W x 9"H x 8"D. $100.00. (0086016)
General Electric H62. SOLD! Thumbwheel model. Great original finish and plays great. $160.00. (0038141)
General Electric H620 Beetle. Pushbutton Beetle radio (rare), this beauty is very seldom seen; believe it to be model H620. Meticulously cleaned and detailed inside and out, plays very well. Notice the complete Beetle back cover usually missing on these radios. Had a small piece reinforced at right top rear that was professionally done and an outstanding reinforcement (2"x3/8"). Perfect knobs, dial, back, as photos show a stunning radio. 10"W x 7"H x 7"D. $295.00. (0008081)
General Electric HJ-624 (1939). BC. This set exemplifies the quality GE radios that were made pre-war, with its fantastic walnut cabinet with Oak inlay and striping! The chassis is equipped with an attractive backlit dial, thumbwheel controls and the standard pushbutton set that was introduced to most radios in 1939. A real handsome set restored with all the correct toning and details. 16"W x 8-1/2"H x 8"D. $225.00. (0010071)
General Electric K-50-P Cathedral (1934). This radio was made for G.E. by RCA. Lighted dial, five tubes, nice finish, a few scratches which can be seen in extra photo. Electronically restored and sounds great. $259.00. (0002776)
General Electric K-80X Tombstone (1934). This is one of the most distinctive of all of the earliest tombstone radios, yet it is an eight-tube and three band receiver. The radio has a dramatic Gothic feeling and this is a very nice, original, and complete example. The radio retains a nice factory finish with the correct speaker cloth and knobs. Most importantly, the radio has the metal plates, which lie below the volume and tone knobs. These are often missing. The radio was finely restored and plays in a very dramatic way. All of the needed repairs were made to assure you of years of great service. My technician has placed a fine silk reproduction power cord on the set with a Bakelite plug. This is a very large and heavy radio, with a tremendous transformer, and very heavy cabinet. Impressive at 22"H x 14-1/2"W x 12"D. $599.00. (0096462)
General Electric KL50 (1932). Serial #1081. Works well. Minor surface blemishes. 14"W x 8"H x 8"D. $90.00. (0086014)
General Electric L-604 (1941). SOLD! This table radio with its great style and its handsome all solid wood cabinet looks great and works even better. $154.50. (0002754)
General Electric L-660 (1941). This very Deco "Chrome Grille" set has been restored back to original, from its thick walnut cabinet To the electronics. The cabinet was refinished in the original hand rubbed lacquer finish. The chassis is as clean as they come, and has been electronically restored, replacing all caps and out of tolerance resistors. A complete alignment was done, as well as all switches and pots were cleaned. This set is BC only and plays loud and clear. This is a beautiful set and is a "must have," in any collection. 13"W x 8"H x 8"D. $249.00. (0062169)
General Electric L-740 (1941). This big General Electric set was a Cadillac to the table sets in the 1941 GE line up. This set has a built in loop antenna, so no need for an external antenna as the reception is amazing on this one, and both shortwave bands are red hot! The cabinet has been refinished in an original lacquer finish to look as it did when it was new. The chassis has been electronically restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. This is a wonderful set to add to your collection and great for everyday listening. This radio will make its new owner happy; I've enjoyed owning this set myself, but cant keep them all! 17"W x 11"H x 11"D. $279.00. (0062166)
General Electric M-41 Tombstone (1934). This is the chance to own a very rare GE Art Deco tombstone radio. It is in excellent original condition. If you like really unique and collectible radios, this is one to have. The original finish cabinet features a fantastic Art Deco design with use of four different woods including Birdseye Maple around the dial. Rarely do you find a radio like this in such nice original condition. This radio plays great, picking up stations strongly the dial. The chassis is very clean and original as well. This is a great example of the Art Deco influence on radio design. A great addition to your collection! $395.00. (0015150)
General Electric Musaphonic 432 (1953). SOLD! This is a nice radio but both upper corners of the grille have been broken (see pics). The rest of the radio, including its operation, is in good shape. $15.00. (0095024)
General Electric P-821A (1963). Black and white six Transistor. Good looking case, no cracks or chips. Works but with low volume. $23.00. (0002531)
General Electric Plastic Radio. Red plastic GE tube radio. Great color with nice 50s design. Has very small (-1/4") hairline on top back end. All original and has back. Great dial beam feature. $75.00. (0029006)
General Electric Radio Advertising. Old ORIGINAL advertising, They Took the Noise out of Whispers! in excellent shape, from TIME magazine, 11 November 1935. 7.87"W x 11.22"H (20 x 28.5 mm). $9.99. (0075011)
General Electric Radio Advertising. Old ORIGINAL advertising, Clarence Budingtom Kelland's hat! in excellent shape, from TIME magazine, 16 December 1935. 7.87"W x 11.22"H (20 x 28.5 mm). $9.99. (0075012)
General Electric Radio Advertising. Old ORIGINAL advertising, Detecting .0000000000000000001 of an Ampere! in excellent shape, from TIME magazine, 14 October 1935. 7.87"W x 11.22"H (20 x 28.5 mm). $9.99. (0075013)
General Electric YRB-60-2 (1948). Works but not like new. Some scrapes and scratches on top as shown. $65.00. (0095022)
General Television & Radio 5A5 (1946). A hard model to find in any condition, this one is excellent. Nicely mottled brown/black Bakelite cabinet is without any cracks/chips but lots of shine! The ivory styrene grille/trim/knobs are nice as well. A neat "propeller" style dial pointer highlights the near perfect lighted gold foil dial scale & all is guarded by a clear cover. The five tube AM only chassis plays well & comes with a nice replacement back cover. Place this highly collectible piece center shelf! 8-1/2"W x 7"H x 6"D. $425.00. (0025185)
General Television Series A. Five tubes, BCB only. All electrolytic and paper caps replaced. Contols cleaned and lubed. Nice 50's "kitchen set" to listen to the latest while baking or cooking. Typical AA Five performance, clean strong sound for a small set. Refinished and trimmed. $100.00. (0048143)
Gilfillan 56-CB. This radio was manufactured by Gilfillan Brothers Inc. of Los Angeles, California. This is a table model radio with a black case, has a red pin stripe on the top and bottom, with a black and chrome handle. It is in very nice condition, probably all original. The stations come in loud and clear. $160.00. (0111003)
Gilfillan 56C (1946). Bakelite AC-DC radio made by Gilfillan Bros. in Los Angeles. Re-painted in the original color. Restored and plays great. Dial light moves with the dial pointer to accent the tuned frequency. Seldom seen model. Back is original. Start or add this to your collection. $95.00. (0044037)
Gilfillan Brothers 56B (1946). SOLD! A beautiful wooden cabinet with brass highlights make this radio a showpiece! Some wear on the brass around the volume control. Great AM reception and fully restored electronically. $100.00. (0109015)
Gilfillan Cathedral. Here's a cute midget: a very scarce shelf-sized radio from Los Angeles maker Gilfillan. It's under 12 inches tall, the case is sound with nicks and scratches, has the original arch support in the back and the front cutout grille is in excellent condition. The grille cloth and knobs are original. The dial is in excellent condition and turns smoothly. The lower right knob is on/volume and I believe the lower left is for tone control. The chassis is very clean, has been serviced and works well, but the original Lansing speaker will need reconing as it distorts. This exact same model but with a missing bezel sold for $800 this June in Anaheim; see RMAuctions.com web site. $280.00. (0091053)
Graetz Fantasia 1022 Luxus Stereosuper. With 13 tubes, four speakers, LW, MW, KW, UKW, bands. Has two IF amps and seven tubes controlling noise silencing. Includes full set of schematics and has had complete chassis rebuild. There is a small veneer chip missing on bottom left side. Plays like a dream. You have to hear FM on this set to believe it! $1,100.00. (0038224)
Graetz Polka 1113-E (1962). This Graetz Polka is in excellent condition. It has AM 525-1600, FM 88-108, SW1 49-125m and SW2 13-41m. There are two speakers for great sound plus Bass and Treble tone controls. There is also Tape/Phono/CD input and a antenna on/off button. Cabinet is in great condition with its original finish. It comes with the original owners manual, schematic and advertisement brochure. 20"W x 12"H x 9"D. $325.00. (0088092)
Gramophone Music Box. Here is a music box that's a little different then the others I've seen. Yes it does play music and as it does a colorful light flashes inside the horn operates on several little watch type batteries. You can also press the button on the top and light your cigar or cigarette near the back of the horn. You load the lighter with butane on the bottom. Plays a pretty tune but not sure what, maybe "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes?" $25.00. (0202071)
Gramy-Phone 8. A nice looking novelty radio styled to look like an old time Gramophone. The case is wood painted antique white with a delicate floral design on the front. The top is gold plate of some kind and the horn is metal. The On/Off/Volume control is on the right side, and the record platter turns to tune the stations. AM only, no FM, so it might be a little older then some of the other Gramy-Phones. Made in Japan, no manufacturer or model number shown. $25.00. (0202075)
Grantline 606 Series A. This is a rare Grantline AM radio. It is very similar to a BELMONT 6D111 "Streamliner." It has undergone a full restoration. NO cracks in this case. Real nice straight lines throughout. A fresh coat of Mohawk light antique ivory paint gives it a nice glazed finish. Real nice sounding and looking radio. For more information, pictures, and PayPal/credit card, click here. $300.00. (0099013)
Grundig 100U (1965). A very nice little radio referred to by Grundig as a "kitchen" radio. It has two bands, AM 510-1600 and FM 88-108. In addition there is an input for Phono/Tape/CD/MP3 and a tone control. The off white plastic cabinet is in excellent condition. The single full range speaker produces excellent sound and it plays loud and clear on both bands as well as the Phono input. Original back panel has been repaired. 15"W x 8-1/2"H x 6"D. $135.00. (0088106)
Grunow 1291 "Teledial" Console. This unrestored beauty is known as the "Shirley Temple." The dial lights up multicolored and has push button settings. This is a big twelve tube set. $1,000.00. (0111015)
Grunow 460 (1934). Here is the rare Birdseye Maple version of the Grunow 460. Most of these sets were made out of standard oak veneer, but a select few were produced in this highly collectible Birdseye Maple. The cabinet is just stunning and is quite a sight complimented by the bright orange dial. The dial is legible and in great condition as is the dial cover. All three wood knobs are in nice shape and work as they should. The four tube chassis produces sensitive reception and the large speaker allows for good volume with nice tone and no hum. All the original labels are still perfectly intact on the chassis and inside the cabinet. A few minor scratches were blended on the side and only visible up close in extreme lighting. As you can see, nothing at all that detracts from the beauty of this set. 13"H x 10"W x 6-3/4"D. $395.00. (0112010)
Grunow 460 Cathedral. Manufactured by General Household Utilities Company. This is a cathedral radio in very nice unrestored condition. It has volume and receives stations. $160.00. (0111006)
Grunow 500 (1934). Great looking and playing radio manufactured by General Household Utilities of Chicago Illinois. 5 tube AM broadcast set. Skyscrapper deco design 1934. Unusual chrome (no rust) grille,original wood inlay knobs. Grunow took great care in its cabinet design and material used. The cabinet features choice flat cut African mahogany with decorative pinstripe inlay. All electrical caps have been replaced along with bad resistors and wiring. The speaker which is original to the set has been professionally reconed. This hard to find set will make a great addition to any collection. $500.00. (0094017)
Grunow 500 Tombstone (1933). Here is a radio that you don't see very often. This rare set has been electronically and cosmetically restored. The chrome grill has no pitting and is in excellent condition. This radio plays great, loud and clear. It will make a nice and unusual addition to your collection, or just by itself. $559.00. (0062020)
Grunow 501 Mantel Radio (1934). SALE! This is great looking and playing mantel radio manufactured by General Household Utilities. As you can see, it has an unusual chrome grille with cutouts. The radio cabinet is original except for the top which had to be refinished to its original look. It has the original wooden back and resistor power cord. There are two capacitor steel boxes which have been replaced with state of the art capacitors. Resistors and tubes were checked and the radio was aligned for peak performance. Email for more pics and descriptions. Was $295.00, now $245.00. (0004243)
Grunow 699. SALE! Five tubes plus "ballast tube." BCB and SW (5,5-18 MHz). All electrolytics and paper caps replaced. Brass teledial and beautiful dial face join nicely with the original finish. Good SW coverage and suprising sensitivity make for enjoyable listening. Was $225.00, now $150.00. (0048133)
Grunow Chrome Grille. SOLD! Beautifully restored cabinet from a nice original. Chassis is complete and clean, and a new power cord for a hot chassis is supplied. I actually enjoy the refinishing, and I have too many in line. So, finish her up and have a great looking radio. 12-1/2"W x 8"H x 6"D. $225.00. (0110013)
Grunow Tombstone (1937). SOLD! Deco cabinet beautifully refinished. Radio is complete, but unrestored. Original grille cloth. Good looking radio! Hard part done, finish her up and have a great, quality radio. 18"H x 13"W x 9"D. $185.00. (0110012)
Guild "Country Belle" (1955). Guild of Hollywood California AM broadcast novelty radio. Cabinet refinished, recapped and tubes tested. Set comes with all original phone hardware. $80.00. (0094001)
Guild 484 Spice Chest (1956). On this Spice Chest, one drawer and one knob are not original. The radio plays well and has the conventional "All American Five" tube lineup (35W4, 12BE6, 12BA6, 12AV6, 50C5). $70.00. (0095035)
Guild Country Belle. AM/FM station selector is the crank on the side. The hook for the ear piece is the on-off switch. There are three knobs on the side for volume, tone and AM/FM selector. The FM works great but the AM doesn't work at all. $70.00. (0095004)

Hallicrafters 5R-11R (1951). Table radio. Right now you have your choice of colors: we have blue or dark brown (blue radio shown). Both radios have been completely restored electrically. This one is a little darker then the picture shows; must be the flash. $139.00. (0087002)
Hallicrafters 5R-11R (1951). Table radio. Right now you have your choice of colors: we have blue or dark brown (brown radio shown). Both radios have been completely restored electrically. $139.00. (0087003)
Hallicrafters AT-CL-11 Clock Radio (Canada, 1953). Made by Hallicrafters Canada Ltd. This rare plastic, white painted five-tube, Standard Broadcast band receiver & clock was manufactured for the domestic market in Toronto, Canada. The set is complete and has been carefully restored. Both clock and radio operate according to design. The set is complete and has good tubes; the cabinet, in excellent condition, has been repainted and has some paint rubs. The tuning knob at the bottom front of the radio is a unique thumbwheel drive. The Hallicrafters logos and the "precision built" acclamation are carefully preserved. $150.00. (0097014)
Hallicrafters ATX-13 (Canada, 1953). Made by Hallicrafters Canada Ltd., in Toronto, Canada. This is a rare, painted white plastic, Standard Broadcast, five-tube receiver. The radio has the original parts and good tubes and it has been carefully restored. It operates excellently and the cabinet is in good condition without cracks or hairlines. There are some rubs in the paint due to aging. This is a rare Canadian Hallicrafters, produced for the domestic and not amateur market. $145.00. (0097011)
Halton 651. Five tubes BCB only. All critical components replaced with new. Plays very well with adequate sound for a small set. Cabinet in fine condition, no cracks, chips or scratches, original shine. Uses a short external antenna for local stations. 9-1/2"W x 6"H. $85.00. (0048240)
Head & Shoulders Bath Radio. Nice novelty radio to place in your bath room or your collection. Play FM and works with 2 AA batteries (not included). 2.36"W x 3.93"H x 1.77"D (6 cm x 10 cm x 4.5 cm). $19.99. (0075010)
Heathkit Assembly Manuals. Heathkit Code Practice Oscillator Model CO-1. Parts list, schematics & assembly instructions, $4. Heathkit Resistance Substitution Box Model IN-12, $4.00. (0302044)
Heathkit Condenser Checker Manual. Model C-2 Assembly and Operating Manual. With schematics and parts list. Good 14 page photocopy. $7.00. (0302055)
Heathkit IP-18 Power Supply Manual. 1-15 VDC Regulated Power Supply. Assembly, Operation and Troubleshooting instructions. With large fold-out schematic. $14.00. (0302195)
Heathkit Manuals. Heathkit Active Audio Filter Model HD-1418. Good condition, $9.50. Heathkit Audio Generator Assembly Manual, Model LG-72. Good condition, $8.50. (0302056)
Heathkit MP-14 Manual. Heathkit MP-14 High Power Inverter Assembly & Operation Manual. Covering: Parts List, Step by Step assembly of control box and inverter, Installation, Test & Adjustments, Operation, Troubleshooting, Circuit & Chassis description & photos, Fold-Out Schematic. 32 pages, Original. $12.00. (0302109)
Heathkit TC-2 Tube Checker Manual. Covers assembly pictorials, schematics, part list, operation and set-up instructions for tube testing. Excellent quality 8-1/2" x 11" Laser copy, spiral bound with a clear plastic cover and heavy black plastic back page for high usage and long service. $16.00. (0302186)
Heathkit Transistor Kit-Radio (1970s). This Heathkit transistor has a cool minimalist look to it and is made from high-quality parts. Its thick, matte-grey plastic case has no chips or cracks and is in near-perfect condition. Dial is engine-turned metal with red lettering. Radio performs great with surprisingly sensitive reception and lots of volume. There is the name "Ben" etched very lightly on the back. This is barely visible, even in person. The letters are tiny, about 1/16" and truly not a detraction. Radio has connections for earphone and external power supply (not provided). Takes a modern 9-volt battery. 6-1/4"W x 3-1/4"H x 1-1/4"D. $45.00. (0027318)
Hi-Mood Radio (Japan). Wonderful Japanese FM radio from the 1960s, this five tube radio is a lavender and white with a striking lighted dial ruby pointer indicator. Radio has been cleaned and seviced and works well for a small set, has a AFC swithch on front with FM antenna. ready to play and display. 9-1/2"W x 5"H x 4"D. $49.95. (0008073)
Hickok Scope Manuals. Hickok Oscilloscope 195B Operating Instruction Manual, $18.50. Hickok Oscilloscope RFO-4 Technical and Practical Application, bulletin #100, $5.50. Hickok Oscilloscope RFO-4 Technical and Practical Application, bulletin #150, $7.50. (0302181)
Hitachi TH-862R "Marie" (1960). This transistor radio is salmon in color and has leather case, ear phone case, all complete and in nice condition. $55.00. (0037083)
Hoffman RP-706 Solar Radio (1959). Talk about being way ahead of their time, Hoffman Electronics Corp. in Los Angeles, California introduced the world's first sun powered transistor radios in 1959, and here is their most popular model. This bright red with gold grille model did not work for me when tested in the sun as the solar panel looks melted, but it does still play very strong (and without static) when 4 volts of battery power is applied. The cosmetic condition is outstanding inside and out as it is clean down to the very last detail. All labels inside are clean: Model RP 706, battery Mallory TR233R or equivalent, Serial #048679, Union Made. The battery door is perfect with the latch working fine. Excellent example of this rare radio. $200.00. (0052222)
Horn Speaker. Manufacturer unknown. This is in great condition and appears to have the original cord with two prongs at the end. $160.00. (0111005)
How It Works (1947). Includes Complete Index for Perpetual Trouble Shooter's Manual, Volume XV (15). In very good shape for a book from 1947, full of drawings and schematics, 208 pages. 8.66"W x 11.02"H (22 x 28 cm). $15.50. (0075002)

Imperial Unknown Model. Small five tube mini type set. This model is unknown to me. Has a very good looking, nicely finished case. All the electronics have been checked, tubes that needed to be replaced have been, new filter capacitors and all other caps checked replacing any that were out of spec. so it sounds excellent with plenty of volume for this little set. 10"W x 7-1/2"H x 6"D. $195.00. (0002742)

Jesse French Junior G Cathedral (1931). SOLD! The Jesse French & Sons piano Co. started making radios about 1928. Unlike some other cathedrals of the period, this stunning radio's cabinet is heavy and solid with thick panel construction. The cabinet has been refinished, but the grille cloth and knobs are original. The grille cloth is very unusual and in perfect condition. One of the tube shields is not original. It retains the original Jensen speaker and is otherwise all original down to the gold paint and power cord. The radio is not working properly because of the volume control which has been replaced. I have included a picture of the original control which will be included with the set. It is a conversation piece in itself. A dual pot with side mounted on/off toggle switch. One pot was part of the antenna circuit. A flap rotates and hits the toggle switch. The new switch is not compatible in this circuit. I can pick up stations with good clear sound, but the volume is fussy with poor control. You would have to alter the radio and I did not want to do that. It is being sold as is, but it is operational. Regardless this sought after radio is the best example I've seen a great display piece. 14"H x 9-1/2"W x 9-1/2"D. $699.99. (0026460)
Jewel 502 (1947). Unusual looking wooden radio with plastic inlays on front and top. It has not been restored and shows some wear and tear, but not bad for a 62 year old radio. Somebody took pretty good care of it all those years ago. I always wonder about the history of some of these radios. It plays a little, but not great. 12"W x 9"H. $35.00. (0089032)
Jewel 910 Clock Radio (1950). This clock radio works and keeps good time. Radio is all complete. $95.00. (0037108)
Jewel 955 (1949). Nice combination of asymmetrical line/curves reminiscent of the Art Deco period! The unpainted ivory Plaskon cabinet shines without cracks/chips. The reverse painted gold/black vertical dial scale is clear, crisp & complete & sits in front of its original ivory dial pointer with that eye catching red background! Excellent jet black control knobs and red logo accent this beauty nicely! The four tube AM only chassis plays well with its extended wire antenna. Comes with a nice original tube layout imprinted cardboard cover. A small set that will make a big impression in any collection or mid-century decor! 8"W x 5"D x 6"H. $275.00. (0025168)
Jewel 955 (1949). Nice combination of asymmetrical lines/curves reminiscent of the Art Deco period. This unpainted jet black Bakelite cabinet sparkles without cracks/chips! The reverse painted gold/black vertical dial scale is clear, crisp and complete. It sits in front of its original ivory dial pointer with that eye catching red background! Excellent ivory control knobs & red logo accent this beauty nicely. The four tube AM only chassis plays well with its extended wire antenna. Comes with a nice original tube layout imprinted card board back. A small set that makes a big statement in any collection or decor! 8"W x 5"D x 6"H. $275.00. (0025176)
Jewett Parkay. SOLD! 20's vintage DC radio for parts or restore. Both audio transformers check good. $75.00. (0038212)
Jewett Parkay. Five tube DC with nice inlaid solid walnut top. Great original finish with good hookup instructions. Completely rebuilt and runs super! $275.00. (0038238)

Kadette 35 Tele-Matic (1936). A very rare and unique beautifully restored radio manufactured by International Radio Corp., Ann Arbor, Michigan. It has a telephone style dial which is lit. Very neat. The case is solid walnut with a waterfall top. The dial plate is a little worn but readable (73 years old). Transformer power supply and five tubes give it great volume, selectivity, sensitivity. Outstanding tone using a tone control with a reconed 6" electrodynamic speaker. One very unique and outstanding Deco radio of the period. View my Restoration Process for more information. 12"H x 12"W x 7"D. $320.00. (0098066)
Kadette Jewel 96 (1936). This is a very nice looking AM/Shortwave radio made by International Radio Corporation. It a great player both in frequency pickup and sound. It has 6 tubes for better pickup and a 6" speaker for better acoustics. The cabinet, chassis and speaker are very clean and look like they did when it was new. The cabinet was either professional refinished or weathered the years lightly. The radio was electronically restored with all new capacitors and good tubes. Email for further details. 17"W x 9-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $175.00. (0004215)
Katone Multiband Portable (1960). This most unusual transistor radio was made in Japan. It has the following bands: AM/MB/2 SW/FM/VHF covered TV, Police and Airplanes (disabled) since the US changed bands on TV. Total six push-buttons, (five) operating. It plays good, it has also AC with its own cord and DC takes 4 "D" cell batteries. The radio needs plastic cover holders, since the old ones wore out. Shipping within USA is $18.00. Special for Radio Attic is $30.00. (0055190)
Kennedy Coronet (1932). This is a rather novel shaped radio from a company that called itself "The Royalty of Radio." Surely this was true in the battery radio era; Kennedy was challenged to keep its position when AC radio exploded. This set is a TRF, and is a six-tube model with a very nice original finish. You have to appreciate the unique shape and the decorative efforts with the rep-wood decoration. The radio is a solid playing radio, as my technician has done a very complete and solid restoration. 17-1/2"H x 17"W x 10-1/2"D. $349.00. (0096443)
Kensington Midget. Japanese midget tube radio, beautiful blue, restored. Five tubes. $59.95. (0008068)
Knight Radio. Model unknown. This radio needs cleaning. All is there and lights up and has a static sound. Radio has a 1" hairline on the case on the top left corner by the slide rule dial. Radio is priced to sell and is sold as is. $40.00. (0037062)
Knight Radio. Unknown model Knight radio is in good condition and works. $95.00. (0037110)
Knights Helmet Transistor Radio. Made in Japan in the 1980s. Pewter plated metal with gold plated accents and black plastic base. Works on 9v battery, not included. 8-1/4"H x 4-1/4"W. $27.50. (0202064)

Lafayette 99-50774 Power Supply. This transistor power supply is an early Japanese made high quality supply for solid state gear. Voltages are adjustable, two ranges 5-13 and 12-20 VDC respectively. Current is 2 amps with 3 amp overload. This supply is in excellent condition and works as new. Perfect for a transistor or IC chip lab/service test supply. Asking $25.00. (0080053)
Lafayette Radio Catalog (1947). 25th anniversary catalog. This paperback has nice photos of radios, parts, tubes, and some television related items with their prices. Nice for the Lafayette radio collector. This 1947 catalog is in good condition. $20.00. (0037095)
Learadio 6614 (1946). Greek-like stately styling complete with tesselate patterns around the base makes this high-gloss, marble color Bakelite radio a standout! No cracks or chips. Excellent condition. Six tube sensitivity. Weak tubes replaced, recapped, tuned, aligned, calibrated and tone enhanced for excellent broadcast band reception. The perfect addition to your next toga party! 13"W x 8"H x 7"D. $175.00. (0036093)
Lexington Radio. Five tubes, BCB only. Serviced with new electronic components. Plays well with short external antenna, good sensitivity and sound. Solid wood cabinet. Nice little set. $100.00. (0048204)
Lifco Windsor Deluxe. Great 1950s bullseye style. Paint has some chipping and large dial has small cracks. Overall great shape with original knobs and no cracks or chips in plastic. Radio works well. $112.00. (0029021)
Lincoln 1928 Model "L" Convertible. This handsome 1928 Lincoln convertable is a New Old Stock chrome and gold Solid State radio and is in the original gift box. The spare tires on each side are the controls for tuning and volume. $22.50. (0202103)
Lincoln Convertible. 1928 Model L transistor radio with original box. The right spare tire is the on-off-volume switch and the left spare is for tuning. $25.00. (0095031)
Lionel Radio. SOLD! Real nice vintage classic, late 30's. The model is unknown. It appears to be the original finish and knobs. It is in very good working condition, brings in many stations, very good volume. $197.50. (0002769)
Lloyds 38206 (1966). This nice collectible transistor radio was made in Japan, by Lloyd. It has ten transistor and it is an AM-only radio. It works on four "C" cell batteries. For some unknown to me reason, this radio stopped working. Therefore I will sell it very inexpensively. $19.00. (0055199)
Loewe Opta Spinett with Record Player (1955). A unique and rare Loewe Opta that's designed to look like a Spinett piano. It has AM 550-1600, FM 86-100, SW 19-49m and LW 150-350. Tone controls are Bass and Treble. Good sound is produced through two 5x7 full range speakers. The record player is a PE with 33,45 and 78 speeds. There is a small storage drawer underneath. The cabinet is not perfect with some grazing, nicks and repairs but still looks impressive. The record player is also getting tired but still works. There is no back cover. It comes with the 45 rpm adaptor and extra cartridge assembly. Legs are removed for shipping. A rare addition to any collection. 27-1/2"W x 28-1/2"H x 21"D. $750.00. (0088108)
Loewe Opta Truxa (1959). A large Loewe Opta with two large speakers, four bands and eight tubes. The bands are AM 550-1600, FM 88-108, SW1-13-49m, SW2-49-120m. Output is with dual EL84's. Tone controls are Bass, Treble, Voice, Hi-Fi and extra Bass. Large cabinet has light grazing. 24-1/2"W x 13"H x 8-1/2"D. $325.00. (0088107)
Lyric "J" Junior Cathedral (1932). These radios are always a treat! Made by the famed Wurlitzer Company, these radios were a premium set of the era. The quality is clearly apparent, and the set is very complete including the metal factory tag on the top of the cabinet. The radio has a "horse-shoe" dial, which is unique in the radios of this age. The radio was completely renewed by my technician. His restorations included all new filters and caps. He has completely tested all of the balance of the set and added a fine reproduction silk power cord and Bakelite plug, for your safe and dependable use. This is a six-tube AM only set. The radio is "Grand Cathedral" size at 18"H x 14-1/2"W x 11-1/2"D. $599.99. (0096421)
Lyric 546T (1946). This radio is in good condition; all complete with Bakelite back. Radio plays great. $130.00. (0037101)

Magazines: Old Timers Bulletins. Old Timers Bulletin, 2003 May, Aug., Nov. and 2004, Feb., May. All for $7.00. (0302117)
Magnavox 715 Cone Speaker (1926). This 1926 speaker is in remarkable condition and a rare find. It has the complete lion decal and paper label on the base. The metal tag is stamped with 715 so I'm guessing that is the model number. It has a replacement cord. There are two tiny repairs at the base of the cone, but otherwise the cone and driver are in excellent condition. It has been tested and works well. A beautiful little speaker! 11"H x 9-1/2"W x 4"D. $159.99. (0026446)
Maguire 500 (1946). This AM radio has been stripped back to its beautiful Bakelite finish. Nice dial and sharp looking cabinet. Recapped and ready to go. Great look and sound. Cardboard back is missing. 10"W x 6"H x 6-1/2"D. $80.00. (0039138)
Maguire 500-D (New in Box) (1946). This one is for the true radio purist. A rare find. Packed at the factory 61 years ago & unopened until this year! Stored in a dry mold/smoke free environment it still retains its "new radio" smell-no kidding!! Ivory painted Bakelite cabinet with ivory Plaskon knobs. It would be a plain jane if not for that illuminated "bubble" dial with wonderful blue accenting. Nice back & bottom label. The original box, packing materials & sheet instructions are in superb condition as well. Electronics need servicing & can be for an additional fee. Additional photos available upon serious inquiry only. A beautiful radio with a unique history! 10"W x 5-1/2"H x 5-1/2"D. $495.00. (0025167)
Majestic 15 Grandfather Clock (1932). With completely rebuilt chassis and fully functional clock. The case has very nice original finish. Everything works as it should, with lots of clear robust sound from the radio. $750.00. (0038230)
Majestic 194 Cathedral (1933). This excellent small four tube Gothic Cathedral has a fine hand-made case that's been refinished and looks great. The electronics have been restored too, so that it will give many years of continued service. 90 day warranty. A truly rare find. $319.00. (0002607)
Majestic 2621 Tombstone (1935). If you like big beautiful tombstone radios, this is for you! This Majestic AM/SW radio works fine on both bands. It was made by the Rogers-Majestic Radio Corp in Toronto Canada for the 1935 model year. Bands are broadcast 540-1600 KHz and shortwave 6-15 MHz; there are six tubes. The finish has been restored with clear and toning lacquers and looks great! It has a very colorful dial, all veneer is in excellent condition. There are four aluminum inlays that are in perfect condition. Grille cloth is a correct reproduction. This is a very impressive tombstone at 18"H x 12-1/2"W x 10"D, shipping weight 32 pounds in oversize box. $449.00. (0103063)
Majestic 30 Cathedral (1930). Wow! What a classy looking set. These early Majestic sets were breathtaking, beautiful, and very heavy to say the least. These sets were the highest in quality and were built to last. This set has been restored back to its original splendor, looks just as it did 77 years ago. The chassis has been electronically and cosmetically restored. All capacitors were replaced and stuffed back into the original cans to preserve the original appearance of the chassis. The cabinet was restored using original shades of toners and the correct stain, then finished off in several coats of hand rubbed lacquer. This set is beautifully done, and the styling will wow your guests. This set will make a great addition to any collection, and will set off any parlor it goes in. 19"H x 15-1/2"W x 10-1/2"D. $449.00. (0062119)
Majestic 370 Mini-Cathedral (1933). This excellent Grigsby-Grunow small cathedral plays great! It has been cosmetically and electronically restored and displays very well. Has new caps and grille cloth, all else is original. If you like these compact sets you better grab this one quickly before it is gone! Shipping weight 17 pounds. 12-1/2"W x 11"H x 7-1/2"D. $449.00. (0103036)
Majestic 371 Cathedral (1933). This little Majestic is a set you don't run across often. This paticular set has its original finish, and all of its paper labels attached in the cabinet. It still has most of the original style frosted Majestic tubes in it. The set still has its original line cord as well. The set has been electronically restored and plays great. The chassis is very clean in this set as well as the speaker, all excellent. If you are looking for an all original set then this is the one. These sets are very desirable and hard to come by. 12-1/2"W x 11-1/2"H x 7-1/2"D. $479.00. (0062117)
Majestic 381 "Treasure Chest" (1933). This rare "Treasure Chest" table radio is the best example I have seen in my years of collecting. All others I have seen are missing several pieces of the repwood trim. This is complete except for a tiny piece missing on the front left where the lid closes. It has been electronically restored (one filter cap and coupling cap only), and works well, covering the broadcast (550-1700 KC) band. This is only a four tuber, so reception is limited to strong signals unless you use an outside antenna. The finish is very nice and looks to be original. The repwood gold trim finish is mostly worn off, and I thought about redoing it, but decided the next owner should have that option. Original label is intact; chassis and additional pics are available. This rare "novelty" radio would be a super addition to your collection! 11"W x 10"H x 8"D, shipping weight 14 pounds. $349.00. (0103010)
Majestic 440 Mini-Cathedral (1933). This excellent Grigsby-Grunow midget cathedral works great for such a small package! It has been cosmetically and electronically restored and displays very well. Has new cord, new caps, reproduction dial scale, knobs and grille cloth. If you like these compact sets you better grab this one quickly before it is gone! Shipping weight 15 pounds. 14"H x 9"W x 6"D. $349.00. (0103037)
Majestic 5A410. Nicknamed the "Zephyr," this unusual late 30's AM radio works very well with good volume and selectivity. The reverse painted dial is perfect, the case has no cracks, chips or any damage and the full back is present. The dial light illuminates the whole face nicely. The original knobs have no damage and function as they should. Add $17.00 for postage/insurance in lower 48 states. $95.00. (0091083)
Majestic Charlie McCarthy (1938). This is from my own radio collection - a really nice Majestic Charlie McCarthy Novelty white Bakelite tube radio. This radio displays and plays extremely well. This famous "Charlie McCarthy" set with a metal figure perched on a ledge, was one of the first of many radios with popular figures on them. This painted Bakelite is in great condition containing no cracks or breaks and has been cosmetically restored. The figurine is original and has been repainted by a professional and best of all, the entire monocle is still there on Charlie. The chassis is clean and has been restored to its original playing condition. The back is a reproduction cardboard back. Email for more pictures of the case and chassis. 7-1/2"W x 6"H x 6"D. $995.00. (0004242)
Majestic Radio IS-49 "Melody Cruiser" (1941). This is one of the most distinctive and unique novelty radios ever made. The radio is built on the same four tube chassis which Majestic used in the famous Charlie McCarthy set, but this cabinet is an accurately scaled sailing ship. The radio is a decent player, as it has been totally updated by my technician. The radio has received all new filters and caps, with all other components tested for accurate factory values. The radio has a new power cord and plug, for your safe operation. As you might note in my photos, the sails are in good condition, which is an indication of the respect and care the radio has received from previous owners. The rigging is complete as well, as the plaque on the ship's bow. This radio will make a great impression in your display or for the sailor in everyone. 20"W x 16"H x 6"D. $499.99. (0096334)
Mantola Radio (unknown model). I own an extensive collection of radio guides, covering 1,000's of radios and their model numbers, but I cannot find this set anywhere. Funny thing is that the original label is placed nicely at the bottom of this beauty, but I can't quite make out the number. Looks something like G-262? Anyway, I'll let the new and lucky owner do the detective work on this set. It looks to have its original labels, grille cloth, and knobs, based on other Mantola sets. There is a very slight cracking in the veneer that is hardly noticeable except upon very close inspection. Also a tiny piece of veneer is missing on one side (see pic) and easily repairable. I simply do not have the time. Set has been electronically refurbished and plays well. Priced to sell FAST at $75.00. (0104022)
Manual: Tektronix RM503 Oscilloscope. Instruction Manual. $19.50. (0302163)
Manuals: Lafayette Tube Tester TE-15 Manuals. Professionally done copy for the Operating Instructions and Tube Test Set-Up Data Chart. $12.95. (0302169)
Marconi 359 (1954). This Canadian Marconi radio is a rose, painted, plastic, Broadcast Band, five tube receiver carefully restored to operational condition with an intact crack-free cabinet with some minor paint rubs. The Marconi logo appears engraved into the bottom front left side of the cabinet. Good tubes supplied. One of the last Canadian Marconi tube radios, it is a welcome addition to any Marconi radio collection. $95.00. (0097003)
Marconi 367 (1953). This Canadian Marconi Ltd. radio is a blond, wooden, Standard Broadcast Band, six-tube, and phonograph connectable receiver, carefully restored to receive brilliantly. The cabinet is in very good condition. The tubes are good old stock and the parts original. One of the last tube radios produced by Marconi in Canada, this is an excellent performer and a welcome addition to a Marconi collection. $195.00. (0097016)
Marconi Clock Radio. This is a cute little plastic AM clock-radio, unknown model #, from the early 60's. Features a five-tube AM only chassis, and a clock with alarm function (turns the radio on at a set time). Radio has been electronically restored and plays beautifully; good clear sound and excellent reception across the dial. Clock appears to keep perfect time. Cabinet is white plastic, has a few minor signs of wear but is quite clean overall - refer to the photos for a better idea. Speaker grille is patterned aluminum. Overall a very nice set, probably one of the last tube radios produced. $30.00. (0066001)
Marilyn Monroe Microphone Radio. The son of the late Milton Green, who was Ms. Monroe's close friend and personal photographer, licensed the photos of Marilyn Monroe. Then working with the Salton company (who produces & sells many domestic appliances like George Foreman Grills, Juiceman, Toastmaster, Westinghouse and more), they have created this microphone radio as a commemorative. $14.00. (0202019)
Mark Twain Novelty Radio. This radio is from the 70s and in the box with instruction manual. $65.00. (0037059)
Marksman Tower Desk Set. This new creation has it all: a calculator with currency converter functions, thermometer with C/F readings, alarm clock with snooze function and the Tower AM/FM radio with built in 35mm 8" dynamic speaker, FM antenna, stereo type earphone jack. Output 100 mW. New and in the box. Great gift idea. $39.50. (0002397)
Master's Art Telephone Radio (ca. 1949). This is a cute 5-tube novelty radio which has been refinished in a nice honey maple tone. The brass-tone "bells" are the volume and tuning controls. The set has received all new tubes and new electrolytic capacitors, and plays like new. BC bandonly. $115.00. (0021006)
Mayfair Portable Phonograph. This is a very unusual and scarce early 1960's phonograph. As can be seen in the photos it is a kind of red and white plastic four transistor phono in a very tiny cabinet. It still works well and plays 45's and 33's. The cabinet has no cracks scratches or dings. 30 day unconditional warranty. 8-1/4"W x 3-1/2"D x 1-3/4"H. $125.00. (0107014)
Meck EF-730 (1950) . I am offering for sale this great looking miniature Bakelite radio. It's a really small size at 7-1/2"W x 5"H x 4-1/2"D. It displays really well as it has great looking Art Deco design. This little radio plays great with a nice clear sound. The Bakelite cabinet is really mint with a great factory shine however there is one small hairline crack in the radio. I have included a photo of it and I have adjusted the price accordingly. I will ship this radio for a flat shipping and insurance rate of $10.00 anywhere in the lower 48 states. $65.00. (0015144)
Michigan M10 Detector & M11 Amplifier. This rare find includes a Michigan midget radio M10 detector and M11 amplifier. Made in Grand Rapids, the radio was marketed as "Just the set to take on vacation, camping or touring trip." These were restored many years ago and still display very well. Both panels have been detailed, but I believe the detector panel was completely repainted. There is a 1" scratch below the stage control lever on the amplifier. the nickel hardware on both units is perfect. All the dials are functional, clean and legible. Both units are very nice and complete. Also included are three RCA 01A brass pin tubes that test new. Both transformers are good, but otherwise they are untested and sold as-is. $699.95. (0026404)
Mickey and Scooby Novelty Radios (1972). Novelty AM radios. Both radios are in good condition and play. Price for the pair, $45.00. (0037090)
Military Tube Tester Manual. With all data for Model TB11/1-177. Includes test setup plus the schematics for Tube Socket Adapter model MX 949. Originals are no longer available. I have had these 9.5" x 11" laser jet copies professionally made; they are crisp, clear and easy to read. Spiral bound with a nice quality cover, 41 pages. $14.00. (0302006)
Miniature AM/FM Receiver System. Miniature Stereo AM/FM receiver with dual speakers. It's hard to tell in the photo that you're not looking at a 1960s Marantz or some other receiver from that period, it's so realistic. Good working condition. $20.00. (0202086)
Mitchell 1250 Lullaby. Read in bed and listen to music with this bed lamp radio. It works very well and has no chips or cracks. The lamp cover does have a small heat warp on the bottom. The cord and speaker cloth have been replaced. $80.00. (0095006)
Mitchell 1251 Lullaby. Reconditioned and plays lots or stations very clearly. Bed lamp works well and has original lens with some discoloration, but doesn't diminish light. $125.00. (0038025)
Montgomery Wards (Airline) 74BR-1503B. BC Band. Radio has been fully restored. This late 1940s edition features upper slide rule dial and lower curve around horizontal louvers, large acorn knobs. Cabinet is in great shape and plays great. $125.00. (0094007)
Montgomery-Wards 62-306 Teledial. SALE! BCB and SW 2-7 MHz. Refinished, recapped. Nice bright eye-tube. Veneer patch on top. Great sound, sensitive set. Was $350.00, now $200.00. (0048036)
Most Often Needed Radio Diagrams and Servicing Information. By M.N. Beitman, Supreme Pub. Each of these books cover radios from different years, the earliest one covers the years 1926-1938 while all others each show models from 1940, 1941, and 1942. All gently used. Each for $10.00. (0302197)
Most Often Needed Television Servicing Information. 1952 and 1954, with schematics. Both books are rough but all pages appear to be tight and in tact. $6 each or both for $10.00. (0302052)
Motorola 50X1 (1941). Deco style tube radio. Compact radio with a great sound. Fully restored inside and out. Finished in bright red with three coats and final clear coat. 9-1/2"W x 6"H. $199.00. (0094012)
Motorola 53X (1954). This radio is in great working condition all around. Nice brass trim and a top dial. Looks, displays and plays like new. A great deco style and a nice clean addition for the Motorola collection. $175.00. (0037065)
Motorola 56B1 Portable (1956). This radio is working very well, I picked up a good range of stations and there was plenty of volume left to go. As might be expected for a portable radio that may have made a few trips to the park or the beach, it has several scuff marks shown in the additional pictures. $97.50. (0002750)
Motorola 56X1. Five tubes, BCB only. All critical components replaced with new. Plays well with built in loop antenna, good sound for a small table model. Good looking cabinet has original finish retouched. $100.00. (0048241)
Motorola 57X-11 (1947). This beautiful Motorola brown Bakelite radio plays just as good as it looks! Right on the cusp of the Art Deco era, this design for Motorola was taking a turn to a more contemporary look - yet maintaining some of its Deco heritage. It has been recapped, tuned and aligned with a new upgraded power cord added. too. It has an external antenna connection for greater distant station sensitivity. The five tubes check out strong. Very, very clean inside and out! You be the judge; if this ain't off the "Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty" I'll eat my hat! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $170.00. (0051300)
Motorola 57X11 (1947). SOLD! Electronically restored, a beautiful case and excellent reception across the AM band make this Motorola a radio you'll love to own. New cord, new dial light, new capacitors, strong tubes, clear dial lens, etc. The chocolate brown case is virtually mark free. An internal loop antenna means an external wire antenna is not needed. 12"W x 7"H x 6"D. $145.00. (0109040)
Motorola 58X11 (1948). SOLD! Beautiful brown Bakelite radio with a superb cabinet in excellent condition and fully restored electronically. Loud and clear reception across the AM band. This radio is a "standout" you'll love to show off! $155.00. (0109001)
Motorola 5X1. Brown Bakelite radio that appears to have been lacquered at one time, beautiful deep shine with only minorest rubs and small scratches to be expected (photos should tell story). Excellent grille & knobs; notice the wonderful Catalin looking knobs that really set off this deco set. A little of the gold flaking off the top left logo, but could easily touched up. Some of the lacquer's a little heavy on front but only noticeable on close inspection. Radio has a clean chassis and works very well with only the slightest hum in the background. Rear cover slightly stained as shown. 10-1/2"W x 7"H x 5"D. Priced affordably at $85.99. (0008079)
Motorola 5X11U (1950). Black with red trim. This Deco style radio is in great condition all around. Plays great and has a nice black Bakelite cabinet. $175.00. (0037111)
Motorola 61C. SOLD! Plays both broadcast and SW, with separate tone control, nice mechanical pushbutton assembly, and original grille cloth. $145.00. (0038181)
Motorola 62X13U (1954). This set from the fifties has been well used but plays well. Six tube circuit, sensitive, good sound. Electronics checked including tubes and all defective parts and parts known to be failure prone replaced. The gold front is a repaint. Cabinet overall is good but has wear. Note crack at edge of clear plastic dial cover. This one is a good buy for the price. Will ship anywhere in the 48 contiguous states for not over $15. $35.00. (0101046)
Motorola 65T21. Six tubes, BCB and SW (5.5-12 MHz) Electronically serviced with new components. Works very well on BCB with built in loop antenna. There is an internal loop for SW which works for strong SW stations and a connector for an outside antenna for DX reception. Good sensitivity on both bands. Fine sound and ample volume from an electrodynamic speaker and tone control. Cabinet has been cleaned and a new grille cloth installed. Looks good, plays well. $175.00. (0048230)
Motorola 65X14-A (1938). Very stylish case, finish is good, has small amount of veneer chipped along the top edges (see photos); it doesn't take away from the great looks of the set much, though. It has been electronically restored, replacing old caps, resistors and any tube that didn't meet specs. $110.00. (0002588)
Motorola 67-M5. Five tubes, BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Good sound; nice cabinet, no cracks. Originally white, was stripped. Maybe repainted. Nice dial face and new clear cover. $85.00. (0048114)
Motorola 6X11U (1950). Great reception across the AM band and a nice case make this "propeller" a radio you'll want to listen to as well as display. Fully reconditioned as per my restoration philosophy listed below. 13"W x 7" H x 6-1/2"D. $130.00. (0109036)
Motorola 6X11U (1952). Brown Bakelite. Real clean, plays great. $95.00. (0037043)
Motorola 7X23E. SOLD! This is a battery operated transistor radio. It is cool looking, but needs repair, not working. Cosmetically quite good. Looks exactly like the 7X24W "Jet Wing" that sold for $225.00 in 2009. $45.00. (0111012)
Motorola C1N Clock Radio (1963). Just a neat little brown plastic clock radio from the 60s with Civil Defense markers on the dial common to those days of the cold war and, of course, the times of the Beetles. The clock has been cleaned and lubricated and works fine. The five tube radio has been serviced and plays with ample volume and sensitivity on its internal loop antenna. Wake up to music with this little guy next to your bed! 117 volt AC/DC, BC only. 11"W x 6"H x 6"D. $30.00. (0036125)
Motorola S-10 Lazy Boy Remote (1934). This great example of early remote control is a Motorola tuner. It is in beautiful condition with restored original finish. This unit was designed to operate a separate speaker. The cord was originally much longer. This cord has been repaired and is in fair condition. The chassis is complete, original and like new. A rare find which is pictured in Machine Age to Jet Age Vol. 2. it is untested and sold as-is. 6"H x 5-7/8"W x 8-1/8"D. $189.99. (0026213)
Musicaire Mini Cathedral. Musicaire model is unknown. Classic early to mid 30's styling. The cabinet is all original and in very good condition. Sounds very good and clear, lots of volume. Electronically it's in fine shape. 12"H x 9"W x 6"D. $269.50. (0002759)

National HRO GR9 General Coverage Receiver. RCAF (Royal Canadian Air Force) WW2 general coverage receiver has four coils in a blue grey wooden container and has a separate power supply (bathtub). Very few of these sets were commissioned by Canada and even fewer are now extant. This set is in excellent electrical and cosmetic condition and is operational. Sold only as a set. A rare addition for a National or Military collection this is a museum quality set. $1,950.00. (0097021)
NordMende Carmen. A nice NordMende with four bands and three speakers. Bands are AM 550-1600, FM88-108, SW1 60-120m, SW2 16-49m and plays good on all bands. There are separate dials and tuners for FM and AM/SW. Tone controls are Bass and Tone. The cabinet is in good condition with minor grazing lines and two "fog" areas on top but overall looks very impressive. Large at 24"W x 14"H x 8"D. $250.00. (0088076)
Nordmende Traviata 58. Plays BC-FM-SW through three speakers and three sets of tone controls. Great cosmetics and operating condition. $425.00. (0038233)
Northern Electric 5404 Panda (1953). Canadian made radio; carefully restored, five tube, plastic, white, Standard Broadcast receiver in excellent operating condition. Cabinet is cosmetically good without cracks or hairlines, but has minor paint rubs. This set has the original parts and good tubes. $110.00. (0097004)
Northern Electric 5700 Baby Champ (1953). Canadian made, carefully restored, rose colored five-tube plastic Standard Broadcast Band receiver in very good operating condition. Cabinet is cosmetically good without cracks or hairlines but has minor paint rubs. This set has original parts and good tubes. $135.00. (0097008)
Northern Electric B4100 (1946-47). Canadian made radio. Rare wood Lunch Box style, carefully restored, light brown, leatherette-covered, four-tube, Standard Broadcast, battery receiver in very good condition. Operated with modern battery pack: A supply 1.5 VDC (4 D cells in parallel) and B supply = 90 VDC (10 x 9v. cells in series). Cabinet is in good condition but with minor stains on grille cloth. This set has the original parts and good tubes. $145.00. (0097010)
Northern Electric B4104 (1946-47). Canadian made brown Bakelite battery operated, Standard Broadcast, four-tube receiver. Precursor to the "Rainbow" Baby Champ but not designated such. In very good restored condition. Operates well with modern battery power supply (A supply = 1.5 VDC and B = 90 VDC. This set has the original parts and good tubes. $125.00. (0097007)
Novelty Radio Guide (1990). Here is the best guide to novelty radios available. Robert Breed shares his large collection and the book features color pictures, descriptions, sizes and value ranges for over 500 versions. This book will cover just about anything you can find out there. $20.00. (0052253)
Now You're Talking, Second Edition. First Printing. Published by ARRL 1993. This is Amateur Radio's most popular beginners' study guide! In this book you have all that you'll need to earn your Technician Class License and to pass your 35 question exam. For use on exams beginning July 1, 2003. Includes FCC rules; shows how to set up your radios, accessories and antennas for your own station. "Now You're Talking" will show you how to enjoy Ham Radio to its fullest! $14.95. (0302008)
NRI Journals. 1975 January through December and 1976 March through October. All for $8.00. (0302179)

Olympic 442. This is a rare variation of the hard to find model 441. I believe this radio is made from Urea and dates from C. 1955. There are two stress cracks on top as shown. The one is 1/2" and the other 1/16" otherwise this set displays like new and super clean inside. The unusual feature is the additional short wave band. I could not pull the chassis out of the cabinet. You can see in the rear picture that there is some distortion to the base. I was not willing to risk cracking the cabinet. The good news is that the radio is operational and played fine. I was only able to get two stations on SW. A great looking set with timeless 50's design. the radio is offered electronically as is. 12"W x 7"H x 5-1/2"D. $199.95. (0026345)
Olympic 6-501 (1946). If you know my radios, you know that this is the original off-white paint job from the Olympic factory. I have touched it up ever so cautiously in a few places, but other than that is 100% original! This Bakelite Olympic is a hands down "Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty" winner! Tuned, aligned and electronically restored this one plays great! The five tubes are A-OK! The tube layout is present and attached on the inside case - an Olympic trademark. There is an external antenna connection, too. Very clean inside and out! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $180.00. (0051301)
Olympic 6-501W (1946). Here is another one of those "Twin sons of different mothers" This time, it's an Olympic 6-501W. I mean, we're talking darn near like brand new! Four of the five tubes are original! I had to replace one. It's been electronically restored and plays great! The back is in good shape, too! The case inside and chassis are very clean. The tube layout like its white twin (6-501) below is in good condition and on the inside of the case. Yep, it's clean off the Jim Dennis "Scale of Beauty!" We're talking stratosphere-ic beauty! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $180.00. (0051318)
Olympic 7-421 (Later). Five miniature tubes. BCB only. New caps and other components as needed. Works great, sounds good. Near-mint cabinet has nice "figure." Knobs also patterned. Nice back. $175.00. (0048119)
On The Air Ham Radio Clock. NEW in the box, 9" diameter with black frame, round wall clock, with a 12 and 24 hour face. This is a excellent quality clock, looks good anyplace in the radio room. The dial reads, OFFICIAL HAM RADIO STATION ON THE AIR as pictured. It has a very accurate quartz movement and operates one AA battery (not included). It really looks great and makes a excellent operating aid and gift for any radio collector and amateur radio operator. $17.99. (0002404)
Operating & Instruction Manuals. Most of these manuals are original but just a few are copies. Beckman-Universal EPUT & TIMER models 7350 & 7360, $7.50. Hewlett- Packard model 130B, 130BR Oscilloscope set of two, $12. Memo-Scope model 104E Oscilloscope Produced by Hughes Prod, $20.00. (0302020)
Operating & Instruction Manuals. Most of these manuals are original but just a few are copies. EICO model 1040 Battery Eliminator & Charger, $5.00, Hallicrafters Receiver S-76, S-76U, $5.00. Hickok Signal Generator Model 17 & 18, $4.50. (0302021)

Packard Bell 100A (1949). The ivory plastic case is in very nice condition. The electronics have been brought up to date, restored to work better than new and should give many years of enjoyment. $125.00. (0002682)
Packard Bell 48D. SALE! Eight tubes, BCB and SW 6-18 MHz. All paper and electrolytic capacitors replaced. RF/IF alignment. Eye tube is split function, coarse and fine adjustment registers on right and left portions of eye. Works well on both bands. Pushbuttons for the bandswitch work fine. Station selector pushbuttons do not work. The side tuning knob is not correct, tuning must be done with the front knob. Fine looking stationized slide rule dial lights nicely. Cabinet solid but does have some flaws, as well the plastic pieces tend to warp. Overall a good looking, fine performing set. Was $450.00, now $300.00. (0048159)
Packard Bell 501. SALE! Five tubes, All-American Five line-up. BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. One repaired crack upper left corner of dial opening. Works great, good sound. Rest of cabinet nice. Was $150.00, now $85.00. (0048098)
Packard Bell 5FP (1946). SOLD! Five tubes, AM broadcast. Restored electronically and is working very well with plenty of volume across the bands. The power cord has been replaced and it has a new dial cover. Very clean with no nicks, cracks or chips, just in great looking and sounding condition. $99.50. (0002725)
Packard Bell 5R1 (1957). This AM band model features a cross stitch pattern on the front panel. Email for further details. $59.00. (0065016)
Packard Bell Kompak. Five tubes, BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. A grand looking high-end model with beautiful stylized cabinet, back-lit dial, heavy power transformer, 4-1/2" electrodynamic speaker. Fantastic sound. great sensitivity. One crack on bottom left corner (repaired with Bakelite-super glue mix). $175.00. (0048099)
Packard-Bell 35 (?). Five tubes BCB and SW (1.7-3.5 MHz). All critical components have been replaced with new. This is a low priced model, the dial face is back lit. The IF stage only has three tunable coils rather than four so the set is not as selective as higher end models. It plays fine for normal listening, plenty of volume and warm sound. Uses a short external antenna for local reception. Original finish, knobs and dial cover. $110.00. (0048243)
Panasonic RE-7371 (1970s). This is just a nice sounding, good playing AM/FM table radio from the 1970s. It is missing the Panasonic badge from the lower left front. It does have a few blemishes and shows signs of moderate use commensurate with age. On the bright side, the heavy wooden cabinet is in excellent condition, which is rare for one of these. Also has a nice looking dual lighted dial. Radio was tested on both bands receiving and sounding very good. $46.00. (0027349)
Panasonic RF-1090 (1980). Excellent quality portable with AM FM/AFC. Features brushed aluminum trim, meter etc. Radio does show some age but is generally in very good shape. Plays fine, there may be some very slight scratchiness in some of the controls but nothing at all major wrong with it. Runs on detachable power cord (included) or 4 AA batteries. $59.00. (0027345)
Panasonic RF569 (1979). Nice quality, small vintage portable by Japanese conglomerate Matsushita Electric Co. Features AM/FM, AC or Battery operation, telescopic antenna, folding carry handle etc. The radio was tested and works great on both bands. This is the earliest version of this model; later versions were not as good quality. Radio operates from built-in AC cord or will run for months on 4-AA batteries. 9"W x 6"H x 2-1/2"D. $46.00. (0027343)
Pathe Model H (1930). Here's one of the finest radios from the early "Grand Cathedral" era you will likely find. The company origins, in France and seeded their North American operations with a factory in Brooklyn New York, The Pathe brothers. They were always on the forefront of the evolving technology, and moved into radio with a very limited line of sets. This stunning radio is a six-tube receiver. Note the extreme detailing to the vertical columns on both sides and classic looks. My technician terrifically restored the radio. He has replaced all of the filters and caps. The tubes are strong, and everything is working perfectly. He has added a fine reproduction power cord and plug for safe operation. I have never seen another one of these premier sets. Note there is a slight crease in the arch of the radio as shown in the picture of the right side. It is hardly noticeable. 20"H x 15-1/2"W x 12-1/2"D. $699.99. (0096400)
Peerless Reproducer (1920s). Sticker on original wood back cover says "made by United Radios Company." This is a very nice unit with very good, strong wood and fair finish. Clearly needs some restoration on the grille cloth and some speaker cone work. Speaker metal is fine. I'll leave this restoration to someone who knows 1920 restoration and will give this little speaker a nice home! 7 pounds. 11"W x 12"H x 6"D. $50.00. (0136021)
Peerless Reproducer/Speaker 7-A. From the late 1920s. This Cathedral style reproducer/speaker is a balanced-armature type loud speaker and is in good working condition. The finish is in pretty good condition; however, the grille cloth should be replaced with available matching material. $95.00. (0002601)
Penthouse Radio "Bar" (1934). Here is a rare and interesting set. During Prohibition, people continued enjoying their favorite libations, but could not let anyone know. Hidden inside this ornate table radio were shot glasses and flasks of your favorite illegal beverage. The radio is stunning, with a beaded trim and chrome grille. Please note the highly decorative pulls on the doors and ornamental pulls. Everything is original to the radio, with the exception of the seventy-year-old single malt, which I drank. The radio is a four tube chassis, which has been completely restored by my technician. The radio plays well for a set of this size and tube count. The radio has a new silk reproduction power cord and plug. 14-1/2"W x 9"H x 6-1/2"D. $549.00. (0096505)
Pepsi Cola Radio. AM/FM plastic vending machine radio plays well and a nice addition to any Pepsi or novelty radio collection. $28.00. (0037076)
Perpetual Trouble Shooters Manuals, Volume IX. The cover is in pretty fair condition. There are a few pages torn, but everything appears to be there. Invaluable for the antique radio restorer for locating the right schematics for his restoration. $30.00. (0302004)
Philco "B" Battery. Rare battery, NIB, with instruction sheet, unused glass filler funnel, and internal case. This battery has never been "activated." Even the tops of the cells have Philco stamped on them. A real museum piece! $175.00. (0038213)
Philco 10888 TV. 16" picture tube. Complete, good wood, fair finish, good grille. 36" x 21" x 18". $100.00. (0136010)
Philco 116B Tombstone (1933). You are looking at one of the finest radios made in this era. The super powerful eleven tube chassis is renowned for the great power and selectivity that were the finest engineering of its day. This was the best radio that Philco ever produced as a table radio. The radio is an awesome player with perhaps the finest sound quality that I have ever heard in a table radio. The radio is a very large and tall set. Since you are looking at a high-grade console-like radio in a table set, the eight-inch speaker and large chassis required the enormous size. The radio is also exceptionally heavy, as they built a huge transformer to match to the high tube count. The radio, completely restored electronically, with all new filters and caps, and resisters replaced. The radio in every technical respect meets all of the factory specs. A fine silk reproduction power cord and plug have been added for your safety. This is a nice radio just to listen to, and enjoy its classic beauty. This round top beauty measures 22-1/2"H x 17"W x 13"D. $699.99. (0096417)
Philco 16-B Tombstone (1934). This is the scarcest cabinet of the famed 11-tube monster. This radio along with one other model was the highest and most powerful table radio made by Philco. As you would expect this is a five-band receiver. Collected for the outstanding sensitivity and selectivity performance, advanced collectors prize these radios. The cabinet, speaker cloth, and knobs are factory originals. The radio has been completely re-capped, and a working shadow-meter makes this a superb example. A new silk power cord and Bakelite plug were added for your safe listen pleasure. A very large set as you would expect for such a high tube count. 22"H x 16-1/2"W x 13"D. $649.00. (0096451)
Philco 16B "Baby Grand" (1933) . BC + 5SW. The 16B Baby Grand radio was one of three Philco model 16 sets introduced in June of 1933, the other two being the 16L lowboy and the 16X inclined sounding board model. It was the largest Philco Baby Grand and was their top of the line table set through June of the following year. The cabinet on this set has been restored using the correct toning lacquer as the original, and also featured the correct reproduction of the original grille cloth and the original knobs. The 11 tube chassis has also been completely restored including rebuilding of the two speed 8:1 and 60:1 tuning assembly, restuffing of all the Bakelite block capacitors including the ones in the tone control, new volume control and all the correct tube shields and correct original speaker. Performance is just fantastic! It was the best short wave set you could buy at the time unless you spent hundreds more on a Scott receiver or the like. Chassis also features a tuning shadow meter and 10W of undistorted output into its 8" speaker, Just a fantastic set! I have its twin in my own collection! 19-1/2"H x 16-1/2"W x 13"D. $675.00. (0010075)
Philco 18B Cathedral (1933). This is one of the "Grand Cathedrals" made by Philco Radio. The set is one of the factory's best, using eight tubes and a highly accurate shadow-meter to fine tune the set. This radio was a top of the line model, and a full super-het chassis. The radio has been completely rebuilt with all new filters and caps. My technician has done an outstanding job and has added a fine silk reproduction power cord and plug, identical to the factory original. The finish is original, with the nearly perfect speaker cloth and factory knobs. You can see the nice factory condition and know the radio sounds as good as new. 19"H x 16"W x 11"D. $459.99. (0096431)
Philco 37-610 Tombstone (1937). SOLD! Here is a gorgeous Philco shouldered tombstone. The walnut cabinet looks spectacular as does the front burl wood photo finish. A lighter shade of burl wood on the front center, along with pinstripe inlays, is contrasted beautifully by a darker outside front and edges. The set features broadcast band and two shortwave bands which are displayed on the "eye catching" back lit shadow dial. One of the neatest features with the back lit dial is the entire dial moves when tuning stations, while the orange lighted pointer stays stationary. All numbers and letters representing station frequencies are legible and show little signs of wear. The dial glass and escutcheon are also in great shape. All four knobs are in excellent condition and work as they should. The tuning knob also features a "veneer" inset tuning knob which allows for pin point tuning accuracy. The five tube chassis is clean and restored. The radio picks up stations up and down the dial, on all bands, with lots of volume, rich warm tone, and no hum. Please email me for additional photos or inquiries. 18"H x 13"W x 9-1/4"D. $395.00. (0112001)
Philco 37-62. Broadcast and shortwave (police) radio with great finish, complete chassis rebuild and super reception. One very small touchup on top right edge. Dial has two repaired cracks but dial works properly. $180.00. (0038133)
Philco 38-12 (1938). This almost black Bakelite radio is in very nice cosmetic condition, no cracks or chips except the dial is less than perfect. It is original except for the replacement of electronic components under the chassis. It was offered in no less than five different table cabinets including three wood and two Bakelite, one of each painted white. Bakelites probably less common than others. It is a five tube transformer operated circuit with decent performance and sound, requires an antenna wire of 10 or more feet, 10 feet gets local stations well. More photos or info at request. Only $65.00. (0101041)
Philco 38-5 Tombstone (1938). Beautifully refinished super solid cabinet. New caps, resistors, wiring, reconed speaker and new grille cloth. Original dial and knobs. New tubes as needed. Working shadow tuning meter. Plays strong and clear on AM and shortwave. Nice mellow tone. $375.00. (0023024)
Philco 38-7 Console. This set is a good example of the six tube console. The slant front is a desirable unit. This one looks good, plays fine. It could be made to play stronger and more clear. It is among the few that still has the factory back on it. $305.00. (0111018)
Philco 39-35 Console (1939). Pushbutton set that plays broadcast and shortwave nicely through its big speaker. This set has the nicest original finish of any Philco I have ever owned...absolutely flawless! The chassis has had a complete rebuild, also. $675.00. (0038138)
Philco 39-40 Console. Completely refinished and chassis restored with all new capacitors and required resistors. Two small dark spots on top left and middle right under finish. Also few chips on back edge of side. Awesome sound from push-pull 42s. Great runner. Pickup only; cannot ship. $425.00. (0038002)
Philco 39-70 Tombstone (1939). Farm set tombstone. In very nice condition, excellent finished cabinet, original knobs and grille cloth. This super-heterodyne receiver requires batteries of 1.5 and 90 V. The 1.5 V battery provides the filaments of the 4 tubes with power, The tubes are: 1A7G, 1N5G, 1H5G and 1C5G. 14"H x 11"Wx 6/1/4"D $159.00. (0002626)
Philco 40-140 ( 1940 ). SOLD! This is another one of those great Philcos that seem to be unstoppable. These sets were very reliable and play excellent. The cabinet has been refinished in a rubbed lacquer finish using correct shades of stain and toners, to bring it back to its original appearance. The chassis has been electronically restored, replacing all caps and out of tolerance resistors. The coils have been aligned, and the switches and pots have all been cleaned. This set plays and receives beautifully on BC and SW bands.This is an excellent set to own and play regularly. 14-1/2"W x 10"H x 8"D. $179.00. (0062171)
Philco 41-226 (1941). Here is one of Philco's rarest and most collectable pre-war sets. The left side is fluted giving the set a very extrodinary Deco look, and made this radio known as "The Sled." The set also has beautiful veneer inlays as well. This radio is sporting its original finish, which is in super condition (better than the pic). The chassis has been electronically restored and is super clean condition. This rare little set has minimal warpage on the plastic grille, which are always warped to some degree on these sets. The radio plays loud and clear on both bands and will make a great addition to any collection. 13-1/2"W x 8-1/2"H x 6"D. $299.00. (0062073)
Philco 41-226 (1942). The famous "Sled!" The radio is in nice condition. The cabinet is tight, however the radio has the typical shrinkage and warping to the plastic grille. The dial lens, though hard to tell in the picture, has some scratches on the left side. The radio plays excellent. Also has the full original back on it. $150.00. (0012105)
Philco 41-KR (1942). Wood refrigerator radio (rare). This radio was made to set on the top of the old rounded refrigerators from the 40's with a curved bottom. Original paint and condition. Has a stress crack in wood at the bottom that would be an easy fix. Radio and clock (untested) and sold as is. $135.00. (0037047)
Philco 42-PT93 Transitone. SALE! Five tubes, BCB only. Set was serviced with new components and plays fine with the built in loop antenna. Good sound and sensitivity for a small set. Cabinet has been refinished. One of the nicer looking Transitones Philco produced. Was $200.00, now $125.00. (0048211)
Philco 45 (1934). Beautiful Philco "Butterfly." This awesome set is really nice and is all original! There are no breaks or cracks in the cabinet, very solid. The radio had any bad or leaky caps replaced as well as any weak or bad tubes. It is a nice playing set. It could probably use a new line cord, but since I don't really play it and it was, or looked to be original, I didn't replace it! A great addition to the collection. $350.00. (0012116)
Philco 46-250. Ahhh, another one of those "Solid as the Rock of Gibraltar" Philco Bakelite radios! Of all U.S. manufacturers in my opinion Philco made some of the most durable - built to stand the test of time. This brown, heavily-swirled Bakelite beauty is no exception. Plays as good as it looks! Electronically restored and tubes checked A-O-K! It has a new power cord and laser cut back, too. Tube layout on the bottom is in great shape! Yep, it's an ol' "Jim Dennis Scale of Beauty" keeper! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $185.00. (0051322)
Philco 47-204 (1947). What a gorgeous looking Philco radio. A beautiful leatherette covering with mahogany wood trim bring out the beauty of this exceptional radio. Strong reception across the AM band. The clear dial lens highlights a near perfect dial. There is an internal loop antenna attached to the Bakelite rear cover that has Philco stamped into it. Fully restored electronically for safe, reliable operation. Some normal wear marks along the bottom edges do not detract from the beauty of this radio. 13"W x 7-1/2"H x 7"D. $225.00. (0109044)
Philco 48-460 (1948). This Philco is all complete and works. It needs a paint job and would be a great addition to the collection. It has a 1/2" hairline crack in the upper top left corner and would be an easy fix. This classic radio is priced to sell and is sold in as is condition. $70.00. (0037060)
Philco 48-460-I (1948). Desirable designed radio sought by collectors. Ivory finish with maroon knobs. All original including back and label on bottom. All paper and electrolytic capacitors and line cord replaced. Tubes test satisfactory. RF and IF circuits aligned. Reconditioning results in as new performance and many hours of listening enjoyment. A nice start or addition your collection. $115.00. (0044032)
Philco 51-537 Clock Radio (1950). Both the clock and the radio work. There are no cracks or scratches on the radio; however, the finish is coming off of the clock dial. $40.00. (0095046)
Philco 52-940 (1952). I can never remember... is it gray or grey? They say, "gray is a neutral, balanced, cool and conservative color" -- whoever "they" are. Wow! For once, you know what, "they" are right! This gray Bakelite radio is not painted; it's GRAY and, it is way cool! With a beautiful sun-burst dial that shines 24/7! Electronically tuned and aligned with and all six tubes checking out okay. Plays wonderful! Clean as a whistle inside and out! A real keeper on the ol' Jim Dennis "Scale of Beauty!" If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $210.00. (0051319)
Philco 53-563 (1953). This seldom seen model in jet black unpainted Bakelite shines bright without any cracks or chips! The sleek jet age stepped design cabinet sitting on low splayed legs is an attention getter! The gold waffled Lucite grille & lighted dial scale are in super condition, as are the black/gold control knobs. The five tube AM only chassis works well (it has a back special services band switch no longer broadcast on). Comes with its nice original hardboard back & bottom label tube layout. A prized piece for any serious collector! 13-1/2"W x 5-1/2"H x 5"D. $495.00. (0025187)
Philco 54C (1934). SOLD! Sweet original finish and grille cloth. Electronically restored, plays loud and clear. New old stock power cord fitted. Scarce survivor in this condition. 12"W x 9"H x 6"D. $125.00. (0110015)
Philco 551 "Colonial" Mantle Clock/Radio (1932). This vintage Philco is a five tube superheterodyne radio with an original working clock! It looks much better than the pics show, as it's about impossible to photograph and see the dark walnut finish, because of the large white clock face (which fools the auto exposure of the camera, so I lightened some of the pics). The view from top shows the clock face without lightening; it is in excellent condition. There is a small flag in the opening that rotates as the clock runs. The finials look out of place with the gold color, but is correct. The radio has been electronically serviced, looks like the original finish (little thin on top), new grille cloth, works great & covers the broadcast band. It is complete with original speaker, knobs, etc. (best I can tell), has clear sound and is ready to enjoy! 22"H x 14"W x 8-1/2"D, shipping weight 30 pounds. $599.00. (0103026)
Philco 60 Cathedral. Radio in great finish and complete chassis rebuild. This set is a great matchup for the FM broadcast station separately listed. Plays all bands and the FM signal clearly with lots of full rich sound. $240.00. (0038144)
Philco 640 Tombstone (1935). Refinished cabinet, complete chassis restoration, original knobs, reconed speaker, AM and one shortwave channel. Plays loud and clear with great reception and tone. $375.00. (0023026)
Philco 66B Tombstone (1935). Early year for a tombstone design. Preceded in 1934 by model 60MB. Broadcast band plus 5.5 to 16 mHz shortwave band. Refinished and the torn grille cloth was replaced. New line cord. Knobs original. Paper and electrolytic caps replaced along with out-of-tolerance resistors. Aligned RF circuits to peak up performance. Ready to give years of enjoyment. A nice start or addition to your collection $150.00. (0044019)
Philco 70 Cathedral (1932). This is the second most sought after "Grand Cathedral," designed by Edward Combs, and considered one the most beautiful ever made. These were top of the line seven-tube super-hets, and were the finest and latest in technology. This particular example is one with automatic volume control incorporated into the circuit. Identical to its larger brother, the model 90, this radio offered all the great looks, in a slightly smaller and less expensive manner. The set was completely refurbished. All of the paper filters and caps replaced with state of the art brand new components. The tuner has was aligned for accuracy, and the cord and plug replaced with accurate reproductions. If you want a great set to listen to, this seven-tube beauty is the radio to own. 18-1/4"H x 16-3/4"W x 11"D. $399.00. (0096495)
Philco 80 Cathedral (1932). Classic four tube cathedral model. Complete documentation of the restoration process is available. Suggested hints from The Philco Repair Bench have been incorporated in this model to improve reception. E-mail for further details. $215.00. (0065011)
Philco 90 Cathedral (1931). The iconic Depression era radio. Cabinet restored by me, with grain filler and lacquer toners. Plays loud and clear, and has been re-capped. Has an alignment issue, I suspect the mica strips. Left alone, it settles in just fine. Approx. 19"H x 17"W x 12"D. $600.00. (0110001)
Philco 90 Cathedral (1931). This is one of the nicest Philco 90 Cathedrals that I have ever owned. The finish looks absolutely fantastic. It was refinished by a professional who took time to do everything right. This radio plays very well and has a nice, big warm tone. The chassis looks great and still has the rarely seen original copper filter capacitors (they have been electronically replaced below the chassis). If you have been waiting for an extremely nice Philco 90 Cathedral to come along, this is the one. Don't miss it! Please email me with any questions you may have. $495.00. (0015147)
Philco 90 Cathedral (1932). Long recognized as THE classic cathedral radio, the Philco 90 is a beauty. Designed by the famous Edward Combs, the "90" was the very top of the line. This nine-tube powerhouse is a tremendous super-het. The radio had the very latest technology, including automatic volume control, a dramatic improvement to earlier sets. The condition is very good, and it has all the factory-installed parts with the exception of the correct replacement speaker cloth. at 19"H x 17"W x 12"D, this radio has the size of the "Grand Cathedrals." My technician has done a complete and perfect restoration. The radio plays loud and clearly with an excellent level of selectivity. The radio has a fine silk reproduction replacement cord with a new Bakelite plug for your safe use. $659.99. (0096493)
Philco 90 Cathedral (1932). Here we have the Granddaddy of all cathedral radios. Designed by the late Edward Combs, this Super Heterodyne set is considered the best Grand Cathedral of all time. The walnut cabinet is just gorgeous with striking wood grains and a burl front. The back lit dial lights nice and bright and the dial scale shows only minor wear. The Rosette knobs are gorgeous and all work as they should. The powerful nine tube chassis produces room filling sound with excellent reception, rich warm tone, and no hum. This upgraded version features the automatic volume control. A few imperfections on the top and sides were blended and only visible up close in extreme lighting. As you can see, nothing at all that detracts from the beauty of this set. This is a very large and heavy radio. It will be packed with extreme care and will cost more than average to ship. 19"H x 17"W x 12"D. $795.00. (0112007)
Philco C579 (1954). SOLD! A petite radio with a beautiful brown cabinet that is nearly perfect. This four-tube Philco has loud and clear reception across the AM band. $95.00. (0109004)
Philco Cathedral Replica Clock/Radio. This little clock was made to look like the Philco 90. Made by Waterbury Clock. The case is heavy metal. Very nice condition. $34.00. (0202094)
Philco H765 "Predicta" Clock Radio (1958). This beautiful radio is styled after the famous Philco "Predicta" television set. Black faced clock with gold numbers, hands, pushbuttons and trim swivels above an ivory base accented with plenty of gold trim and gold knobs. Very clean and polished. Clock has been lubricated and works and the hands glow in the dark! The radio has been serviced and works very strongly with good tone. Two pushbuttons missing but all functions work fine. Small ding in left upper corner. Five tubes, BC only, AC, 11"W x 11H" x 7"D. $150.00. (0036123)
Philco Mahogany 70 (1931). SOLD! Beautiful, scarce version. Completely refinished original radio. Electrically restored, plays and picks up stations very well. Tube shield, copper cans and the original speaker are present. Just a small percentage of these were produced with the mahogany shell. Finished with lacquer toners and top coat. $450.00. (0110011)
Philco PT-26 (1940). SOLD! This radio was an estate find that I believe was from the original owner. This radio has an Art Deco look. The cabinet is in excellent original condition with no cracks or chips. A real beauty! The radio also plays well as found. A great looking mint radio that would be nice addition to any collection. Neat small size: 8-1/2"W x 5-1/2"H x 4"D. $125.00. (0015140)
Philco T-7-126. This is a neat little radio just like the ones shown on the price guide. This one is an off-white and has a top grain carry case with a strap. The radio has a small dent on the front upper left. Otherwise the radio and case are very good. Plays like new. $115.00. (0111013)
Philco Transitone. Five tubes BCB and SW (1700-3400KHz). All paper and electrolytic capacitors have been replaced. Works well on both bands. Cabinet has the usual scuffs and small scratches, but plenty of shine and no chips or cracks. Dial mechanism and face are well designed and eye catching. Nice sound. $85.00. (0048178)
Philco Transitone 53-566 (1953). Modern styling Bakelite with no cracks or damage. Original paint with a few minor nicks. Plays super! $185.00. (0038237)
Philips 473 Clock Radio (1957). Philips industries of Canada Ltd. manufactured this radio in Toronto. This pink, plastic, painted, five tube, Standard Broadcast band receiver with clock & alarm has been fully restored and both the radio and clock operate well. The cabinet is in good cosmetic condition with no cracks or hairlines, and the original parts and good tubes enhance this classic. $85.00. (0097001)
Philips 735 (Canada, 1955). Made by Philips Industries of Canada Ltd. in Toronto. This is a brown Bakelite, Broadcast / Short Wave band, battery powered four-tube receiver with a decided European style. Carefully restored, this receiver is in excellent operating condition and is housed in an original, undamaged cabinet. Philips had these radios assembled for sale in Canada with North American tubes. The set is wired for a modern battery pack at 1.5V and 90V A and B supply respectively. The battery pack Velcro attaches to the rear, outside cover of the set. This is a beautifully designed set as well as a handsome one. $145.00. (0097013)
Philips Bi-Ampli BX998A (1955). SOLD! Very rare Philips in near mint condition. The largest, most elaborate table radio ever produced by Philips, with 16 tubes, 3 SW bands, AM, LW and FM from 88-108. Has a 9" woofer and a 6" mid/tweeter both with its own amplification; 17 panel lights, SW fine tuning dial, FM AFC, AM pre-set, Bass and Treble. The most unique thing is its tuning. Each band selection and function is done with motorized tuning which cycles through the bands and stops on the band selected. The rotating antenna is controlled by the ring surrounding the new EM34 magic eye. The cabinet is as near mint as it gets for 52 yrs. old with its original finish in black and cherry lacquer. Original back is great as is the speaker cloth. Radio functions perfectly both mechanically and electronically. Huge at 28"W x 17-1/2"H x 12-1/2"D; weighs 65 lbs. Local pickup only due to size, weight and possible shipping damage. More pictures and information available upon request. A hard to find rare radio in excellent condition. $1,975.00. (0088047)
Philips P143 (1954). Five tube table radio, s/n 666752. Original knobs & window. 5" crack on top of cabinet. Radio works well. 11"W x 6"H x 7"D. $75.00. (0086006)
Philips PH-105M (Canada, 1955). Made by Phillips Industries of Canada Ltd., located in Toronto. It is a Broadcast / Short Wave Band, five-tube, brown Bakelite receiver with attractive European features. Carefully restored, this set is operational and enjoys the protection of a handsome undamaged cabinet. All parts are original and the set is equipped with good tubes. $175.00. (0097015)
Phonola 9B-51P (1938). In a handsome wooden cabinet, this collectable is in good condition with original part and goods. Carefully restored to operational condition this five-tube Standard Broadcast Band, battery radio has the original provenance provided Canada Radio Owners Licences for 1939, 1942-43 and 1946-49. $250.00. (0097019)
Photofact Annual Index Issues 1966 - 1967 - 1968 - 1969. These are a must have to help you find the schematics for the model radio your restoring. Each for $6.00. (0302141)
Pilot T-511 (1946). Here is a radio manufactorer you don't see often. This Pilot radio has been restored electronically and cosmetically to bring 60 more years of pleasure. Pilot built good radios, and this one is a good example. If you don't have a Pilot in your collection, here is your opportunity to own a nice one! $149.00. (0062075)
Pla-More Radio. Wood table radio. I don't have the exact year of this radio, but it is right there between 1929-1932 from the tubes used and the electrical design. This radio is so cool, it sort of looks like a log cabin. The cabinet is excellent and the radio has been totally refurbed: all tubes, capacitors and alignment. This is one of the more unusual radios that we have come across. For those who know, it is a TRF design not a superhet. $350.00. (0087009)
Powell Midget Cathedral (1931). Here is a rare find for you Los Angeles radio collectors. The cabinet has been restored and refinished to original appearance. The electrics have been minimally restored because of the historic importance of this radio. New filter caps have bypassed the old ones, a new cloth covered AC cord has been installed, and a 1.5 amp pigtail fuse inserted for safety and protection of the circuit. That's it! The radio retains its original wafer caps, metal clad resistors, transformer and field coil speaker. Despite this, it performs well up and down the dial, with some howling and distortion as befitting an old TRF with easily overloaded screen grid tubes. $475.00. (0061075)
Precision 900 Series Tube Tester Data Manual. For Models 910, 912, 914, 915, 920, 922, and 954. Large easy to read print on 9-1/2" x 11" pages professionally copied, spiral bound clear plastic cover and vinyl back. 80 pages. $16.95. (0302129)
Precision Series E200 Signal Generator Manual. Original & complete with instructions, schematics and parts list. $24.50 or professionally done copies $16.00. (0302146)
Precision Tube Checker Manual. For models 10-12, 10-15, 10-20, 10-22 and 10-54. Complete operating Instructions and set-up for all tube testing. With complete circuit diagram. Good clear photocopy, 14 pages. $7.50. (0302054)

R.F.I. Cone Speaker. R.F.I. stands for Radio Foundation Inc. of New York NY. Nice cone speakers are getting very hard to find. All original examples like this one are few and far between. This is the best example we have personally seen. The cone has only minor flaws. There is a 1-1/2" darkened area on the right front. There is also a 2" crease along the bottom edge as shown. The design on the paper cone is actually embossed. It retains the original driver and works well with good sound. If you're looking for a rare all original right down to the base felt this is it! The speaker measures 18-1/4" high and 17" in diameter. $399.99. (0026437)
Radio - Record Player & Tape Recorder Service Manuals. Sam's 1969 Photofact Tape Recorder Service Manuals, Series No's 46 - 47 - 57. All in excellent condition, $12 for the three. Pfanstiell Needle & Cartridge Guide No's 23 & 24, Price for both: $8.00. (0302022)
Radio Amateur License Guides. Here are six AMECO Radio Amateur License Guides covering Novice Class, Extra Class, Commercial and three books on Questions & Answers. All for $7.50. (0302023)
Radio Amateurs Handbooks. 1963 Radio Amateurs Handbook 40th edition; good, $12.00. 1970 Radio Amateurs Handbook 47th edition; loose cover, $9.00. (0302061)
Radio Amateurs Handbooks. 1976 Radio Amateurs Handbook 53rd edition; good, $9.50. 1978 Radio Amateurs Handbook 55th edition; good, $9.50. 1988 Radio Amateurs Handbook 65th Large Edition; hard cover, excellent, $18.00. (0302062)
Radio Boys Books. Here are some great children's adventure stories. Even though these were all published in the early 20's the stories will be exciting for most any youngster. Written by writers such as Allen Chapman and Breckenridge. All the books are used and do show some wear but don't have broken spines or torn pages. $9.95 each or all for one price with the Boy Book Ends. The Radio Boys At Ocean Point by Allen Chapman 1922. The Radio Boys With The Revenue Guards by Breckenridge 1922. The Radio Boys At The Sending Station by Allen Chapman 1922 (some scribbling first couple pages). The Radio Boys Rescue The Lost Alaska Expedition by Breckenridge 1922. The Radio Boys As Soldiers Of Fortune by Breckenridge 1925. The Radio Boys With The Flood Fighters by A. Chapman 1925. The Radio Boys Trailing A Voice by A. Chapman 1922. The Radio Boys With The Forest Rangers by A. Chapman 1923. The Radio Detectives Under The Sea by A. H. Verrill 1922. All, plus book ends, for $89.00. (0302219)
Radio Keg RKS-5 (1934). This is a very rare novelty radio made from a genuine oak cask in the early 30's. Some say it was a commemorative of the repeal of prohibition. It was built by RK Radio Laboratories, also known as Clago Radio Corp. Completely restored original chassis with all new resistors and capacitors. Plays loud and clear and my guarantee applies. It picks up several stations with about a 6 foot antenna wire. Each stave has been repressed and reinforced with epoxy for many years of continued performance. The finish is a natural red oak stain, not lacquered. Knobs are original wood, dial is original. 20 pounds packed. 10"W x 12"D x 12"H (including sand). $800.00. (0100073)
Radio Shack 12-696 Truetone Replica. This is a very good condition reproduction of the early Bakelite Truetone radio from the '40s; size of this radio is pretty close to the original radio also. This modern replica has AM and FM tuning and a lighted dial and a cassette deck too. Displays nicely and plays well too, a nice piece to display in your collection. Only $45.00. (0003071)
Radio Shack Pro-2034 Scanner. Sixty channel police and fire scanner. Also has weather band. Easy to program, used very little. Clean and works great. $65.00. (0037100)
Radiola 100-A Cone Speaker (1926). SOLD! This common speaker is hard to find in this condition. It retains a beautiful original finish. The grille cloth is near perfect and original front and back. The speaker and driver are like new and when tested the speaker played well with excellent sound quality. 13-1/4"W x 11"H x 7-3/4"D. $99.99. (0026459)
Radiola 17. AC set in rare Gray Co. cabinet. The chassis has been completely rebuilt and performs very well. $285.00. (0038196)
Radiola 18. AC radio with restored chassis. Plays great! $160.00. (0038203)
Radiola 20. Excellent cabinet and labeling, including original inspection tag. Complete chassis rebuild provides great reception. Includes schematic. Really nice radio! $450.00. (0038201)
Radiola 61-7 (1946). For a radio that is 63 years old, it is in pretty good shape. It works very well and with the exception of tubes and knobs, everything is original. There is a switch in the back to select broadcast or short wave. There are no cracks, breaks or deep scratches, just the small dings. $85.00. (0095039)
Radiola 61-8 (1947). Radio is missing back; displays nice. Radio plays. $60.00. (0037099)
Ralston Purina Chuck Wagon. A very scarce novelty radio made to promote the Chuck Wagon dog food brand by Ralston Purina and it works. Even harder to find in this superb condition, as the light cloth tops were prone to fraying, tearing and staining. A well articulated plastic AM radio, with the barrels serving as on/off/volume and tuning. Even has the little lantern on the back, which is often missing. No cracks, chips or missing pieces. The back swings up to allow replacement of 9-volt battery (not included). It's about 8"W x 6"H. $70.00. (0091028)
RCA 110 Cathedral (1933). Here we have a beautiful, early RCA cathedral radio. This Gothic style cabinet is just spectacular. It would be hard to find a nicer one! Beautiful wood grain runs throughout the entire set while subtle toning adds a sunburst like effect. The large Art Deco grille not only looks great but allows for optimal sound from the speaker. The lighted dial scale and escutcheon are both in great shape, as is the famous RCA Nipper dog escutcheon. All four wood knobs are excellent and work as they should. The chassis label and cabinet label are still fully intact. The five tube chassis produces sensitive reception with lots of volume, nice tone, and no hum. 14-1/4"H x 11-1/2"W x 7-1/4"D. $450.00. (0112011)
RCA 114 (1933). This is a very original and very complete example of this much desired table radio. The set was designed as an AC/DC set with a resistor line power cord. We have given the radio a complete restoration, and a solid-state replacement for the third wire and a safe new AC cord. The radio plays like a champion, with a remarkable selectivity for the age of this set. This is a highly popular model, and with a terrific factory finish. The radio has the mute button, directly below the tuning dial, which allowed a person to answer the phone, while listening to the radio. This radio has a ton of character! 12"W x 8"H x 6-1/4"D. $349.00. (0096439)
RCA 121 Cathedral (1933). Elegant six-tube superheterodyne receiver covering the Broadcast band and shortwave between 5400 to 15,350 kilocycles. This restoration features a refinished cabinet, new speaker cloth, and a reconed speaker. The set has good sensitivity across both bands. Complete restoration photos are available. Call or email for further details. $395.00. (0065028)
RCA 128 Tombstone (1934). This is the smaller version of the dome-topped tombstones made by RCA. Although it is the smaller model, it measures a grand 20-1/2"H x 17"W x 12"D. This makes it a very large table set equal to the "Grand Cathedrals" of the era. The radio is a super-het, using six tubes and playing on two bands. This is a remarkable example, with a nice factory original finish, speaker cloth, and knobs. My technician has bone a terrific job in the restoration of this radio. He has replaced all of the filters and caps. Every component was tested for factory correct values. He aligned the tuner for an accurate tuning scale. The radio has been rewired, including the speaker harness, to ensure decades of solid performance. The radio has a fine reproduction power cord and plug for your safe operation. $549.99. (0096402)
RCA 16X-2 (1941). Martha, come quick, Ol' Jim Dennis has another one of those 10+ "Scale of Beauty" radios! Yep, it's an original ivory Bakelite RCA! Honest, it an original "at-the-factory" paint job! Incredible after all these years! Electronically restored and playing like a gem! All six tubes are in good shape, too. Very sensitive with added RF section. New power cord. You can see the tube layout and UL Labs sticker on the bottom! It has its original back that's in okay condition. If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $230.00. (0051321)
RCA 16X1 (1941). Martha, that ol' Jim Dennis has up n' done it again...he must be making these radios from scratch in his basement! No way, this is a '41 just like the movie with John Belushi. As you can see, it's a magnificent heavily swirled brown Bakelite! Electronically restored, tuned and aligned. It has a new laser back. All six tubes are strong. You be 'da judge...it ain't new, but it's close! A beautiful radio that is off the 'ol Jim Dennis "Scale of Beauty!" If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $235.00. (0051323)
RCA 2R-52A (1956). Cute and very small RCA plastic tube radio measures 7-1/2"W x 5-1/4"H x 3-1/2"D. Brown and beige plastics are in good condition with no major damage. When tested it played pretty well for a small radio of this type. Clean, un-restored original. $67.00. (0027306)
RCA 45X2 (1950). Nice little radio that plays well. It has a few age marks and a hairline crack that can be seen in one of the pictures. The crack in the picture looks bigger than the one in real life. $65.00. (0095026)
RCA 56X2 (1946). Ivory painted Bakelite cabinet shows light to moderate wear with the majority of scratches being on the bottom. Still, it's in comparatively superb condition for an original of this model. Original back-painted dial glass, and RCA red-dot dial pointer. Factory label is on bottom with 1/4 missing. Radio plays very well with a nice clear sound. Working tone switch: third knob. Insides are clean and original looking. $145.00. (0027286)
RCA 56X5. SOLD! Six tubes, BCB and SW 9-12 MHz. Electrolytic and paper capacitors have been replaced. Nice original finish and knobs; this is a solid performing radio on both bands due to the additional tube used as an RF amp. The back was destroyed at one point, but the antenna and RCA phono jack survived with no electrical damage. Nice clean sound with plenty of volume. $100.00. (0048169)
RCA 56X5 (1946). SOLD! AM and Short Wave. This radio has a very solid case that looks like it's new, very clean. Its electronics have been up-dated with new electrolytic capacitors and tubes have all been checked, so it's in top shape. It works very well bringing in stations across the band plenty loud both on the AM and Short Wave bands. $189.50. (0002743)
RCA 5T1 Tombstone (1937). This is a sweet set. The chassis was clean as a pin and still played when I got it, but nevertheless, an electronic restoration was done, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. The chassis looks brand new and has been cleaned. The cabinet was refinished with a hand rubbed lacquer finish, using multiple tones of lacquer just as original. The set plays loud and clear on both BC and SW bands. This a very nice set, and will set off any parlor. 17"H x 13"W x 8"D. $299.00. (0062167)
RCA 5X560 (1954). I call this the "Happy Days" Radio; you'd expect to see Fonzie turning it on in the diner. This has been completely restored electrically. There is a small repaired crack on the top. The radio was a factory painted radio and we repainted it in the original black. It sounds wonderful and looks really cool with the silver trim. The crack is why as a restored radio we are selling it at this reasonable price. $110.00. (0087007)
RCA 66X8 Catalin. Beautiful, working, 1940s RCA Victor Catalin tube radio. This is a Catalin radio, and the swirling is so marvelous, and complex. The material is so intriguing because these swirls of ruby red and butterscotch are seen with a three dimensionality. Unlike Bakelite, which is topical in its swirling, the Catalin swirling has great depth. The Catalin material is semi translucent, which allows you to see into the material to an extent, giving it a great depth and presence. The colors are found in their natural aged paetina--in shades of red and butterscotch--no cosmetic repairs made. Perfection in some sets like this is obtained by some sellers who state "exhibits no cracks" and "restored to the original color when sold"--only to see a set showing no swirling in an age appropriate butterscotch or yellow because it was repaired with toned resins, and needed to be sanded down to the underlying original white/alabaster when blended. You are safest when you buy in paetina. Unit has the original knobs, dial lens/scale, grille cloth, and the rarely seen cardboard back. It has the usual AM/broadcast band, as well a shortwave band-- rarely seen on a Catalin radio. $925.00. (0105006)
RCA 7-BX-8J "Globe Trotter" Portable (1957). This radio works very well, is all original, has a rotating antenna on the top. The handle folds down into the top. The battery compartment is in good condition. The case has no issues like cracks, chips or anything; it's in very nice shape. $75.00. (0002751)
RCA 8-X-541. Brown Bakelite with freshly rebuilt chassis. Plays nicely and has good label and back. $95.00. (0038118)
RCA 8X-541 (1949). "Twin Sons of Different Mothers." A great record album from a bygone era and a great radio from even before that! You can see that this RCA 8X-541 is identical to its twin. The only difference is a new power cord that I needed to add to this one. Again, it looks like brown Bakelite, but the RCA folks say it's maroon! And, like its twin you can see yourself at almost every angle because it's so shiny! It has been electronically restored and plays good! The tubes check good and strong. The back it in great shape, too! Yep, another in a continuing series of beautiful radios that are off the Jim Dennis "Scale of Beauty" - a 10+! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $155.00. (0051309)
RCA 8X53 "Golden Throat" (1948). SOLD! A hardwood case with a walnut finish along with deep, rich sound make this Golden Throat a radio you'll want to listen to every day. Excellent reception across the AM band with the installed loop antenna so you don't need any other antenna. Fully restored electronically to give safe, reliable service. 12"W x 7"D x 8-1/2"H. $145.00. (0109038)
RCA 8X53 (1948). Table radio; good looking all solid wood case. The finish is very good, original knobs, very good back cover. The power cord has been replaced and there have been some newer electronic parts added; some effort at one time was made, but it isn't working so it's being sold as is. $70.00. (0002756)
RCA 8X541 (1949). Good looking and great working table radio. Five tube AM broadcast, excellent case, good solid back cover, has no cracks or chips and new cord. $94.50. (0002712)
RCA 9TX21 (1939). Beautiful brown Bakelite AM radio. Cabinet is in fine condition with a nice sound across the entire dial. Power cord, weak tubes and most capacitors have been replaced. Back is missing. 8-1/2"W x 5"H x 4-1/2"D. $120.00. (0039150)
RCA Banner. Hard to find RCA tube store banner. Dates from late 40's to 50's. The banner does have some stains; however, it has no holes or tears. Made of heavy red cotton Great for framing. 46"W x 40"H. $75.00. (0094011)
RCA Clock and Sign. Manufactured by Kolus npi division of General Indicator Corporation. On the sign part it says RCA antennas and rotators. It is in good condition and keeps good time. It has a new 20 watt florescent bulb. This would make a good night light in your radio room. 25-1/2"W x 10-1/4"H x 4-1/2"D. $110.00. (0111010)
RCA CRT Manual. Cathode-Ray Testing and Analysis by Clough, $4.75. (0302182)
RCA Junior Voltohmyst WV-77A Manual. Original $16.00, Copy $9.50. (0302198)
RCA R-28 Mini-Cathedral (1933). This vintage RCA has new filter caps and is working great! Also replaced a few grid wires, antenna and ground wires. Original finish looks good, would need very little work to refinish it if you want to make it look like new. Since some collectors prefer original finish I decided to list as original. It covers the broadcast band only and needs an external antenna or a long wire for best reception. 11"W x 8"D x 14"H. Shipping weight 22 pounds. $249.00. (0103014)
RCA R72 Console (1932). An elegant piece of furniture. This early eight tube model radio receives well across the Broadcast band. The grille cloth, speaker, and inner electronics have all been replaced. Hard-to-find globe style tubes are used with this unit. Professionally restored and aligned to manufacturer's specifications. Crated shipping and detailed restoration photos are available. Email for further details. 39"H x 23"W x 12"D. $310.00. (0065030)
RCA Radio. RCA model unknown, c.1938. Five tube superhet, BCB only (550-1700 KHz) Small table model set with unusual wood cabinet has convex sides. Original finish and knobs. Electronically refurbished with new components, plays well with good sound and sensitivity. $150.00. (0048235)
RCA Radiola 24 Portable (1923). There were just over 7000 of these made in their short production run. This one is complete, and looks as though it was very lightly used, if at all. Antenna looks mint. Exterior leatherette is starting to age and crack a bit. A museum piece. 21"W x 14"H x 7"D. $1,800.00. (0110010)
RCA Radiola 46 Lowboy (1929). BC. The Radiola 46 was the console version of the Radiola 44; unlike any of the 46's I've seen pictured, this one is in a very unique Lowboy cabinet. This cabinet featured a beautiful cutout grille with the correct reproduction grille cloth and and a stunning quartersawn oak front dial panel with a projection dial screen and concentric knob assembly. While this cabinet was built by a furniture manufacturer to house this specific chassis, it's not the factory Radiola 46 cabinet used in other 46's Ive seen, nd I cannot find any listings or pictures of it; so there is a story here about this cabinet that remains a mystery... The chassis in this console is complete with all the correct shielding (often missing when using the ST shape tubes) and a powerful single ended 45 output that drives the Radiola 106 Loudspeaker, the top of the line loudspeaker available at the time (the one used with the Theremin) producing a fantastic and powerful sound for a 1929 receiver. 40"H x 27"W x 15"D. $750.00. (0010068)
RCA Radiola 56X11 (1946). A tabletop AM/SW band Bakelite model that was a popular style with rounded corners. The SW band covers the 9 to 15 Mhz range. Email for further details. $85.00. (0065018)
RCA RC-350 Catalin. This is a strikingly beautiful marbleized brown Catalin mini four tube set. It has been restored and works very well and for its small size it has plenty of volume. 7"W x 5"H x 4-1/4"D. $1,850.00. (0002774)
RCA Superette R-7 Tombstone. Up for grabs is a large RCA Victor Radiola in non-playing condition. The cabinet is in above average shape, with only a slight veneer bubble on the left side. The cabinet has been refinished. This unit would display nicely in any decor. The chassis is complete with two 45 output tubes (unchecked) and a large original speaker. There is a small tear in the original grille cloth, which adds to the character of this incredible tombstone. As is, $150.00. (0034089)
RCA T8-18 Tombstone (1936). This superheterodyne receiver operates on three tuning ranges covering the Standard Broadcast (band A) and American short-wave from 1.625 to 5.7 Mhz (band B) and 5.7Mhz to 18Mhz (band C). Reception is good on all bands. The cabinet on this radio has been restored and coated with a satin finish. Grille cloth shows signs of minor wear and is original. This model features a "tuning eye" which gives a visual indication of signal strength. All capacitors and out of tolerance resistors have been replaced and tubes conduct within manufacturer's specifications. Detailed restoration photos are available. Email for further details. 20-1/2"H x 16"W x 9-1/2"D. $245.00. (0065026)
RCA Unknown Model. RCA circa 1939-40, the model is unknown. A very small, stylish little radio with a great BIG sound. Five tubes are in the tiny cabinet. It has been electronically restored, several spots on top like something dripped on it and took off the finish there but it could be easily fixed, other than that it is pretty sharp. 9-1/2"W x 6-1/2"H x 4-1/2"D. $195.00. (0002741)
RCA Victor 2-C-521 Clock Radio (pre 1955).. 110 Volts brown plastic radio with clock and sleep alarm! This unit works very well and even the clock, too. This is a very clean old radio with the original power cord, knobs and dials; it has a phono jack and a AC appliance plug located on the rear. On the bottom of the radio are its instructions on how to work everything along with the location of the tubes. 11.81"W x 5.90"H x 5.51"D (30 cm x 15 cm x 14 cm). Is in very good shape and sold as is! $49.50. (0075014)
RCA Victor 9X6 (1939). From my personal collection, this scarce midget is all original and in superb condition. Wood case is sound, finish is untouched, beautiful matched veneer top, decal and black trim paint are excellent with an infinitesimally tiny missing piece of veneer on lower left front, even the Masonite back & complete bottom label are present. Uses the same chassis, metal bezel and knobs as the higher end RCA Catalins. Grille cloth flawless, the celluloid dial is perfect, lights up but just hums; was serviced and worked perfectly when acquired 15 years ago (evidenced by white cord), has long antenna. Can have the clean & rust-free chassis brought up to snuff for $40 more. Definitely for the discerning collector, I have never found a nicer example. Add $22.00 shipping/insurance to lower 48 states. 7-1/2"W x 5-1/2"H. $275.00. (0091071)
RCA Victor AF-6165A Wall-Mounted Speaker. Now here is a rare flush wall mounting speaker c.1929. It would have been used in department or general stores of the day, but this is the only example I have ever seen. It is all original and in beautiful condition. The grille is metal and there is some minor paint wear, but the grille cloth is perfect! Using the original lower mounting holes I have added brackets for displaying this fascinating speaker. When tested it sounded great with clear sound. A functional and beautiful piece of Americana ready for display. 11-1/2"W x 13-1/2"H x 5-1/4"D. $179.99. (0026343)
RCA WT-110A Manual. Automatic Electronic Tube Tester Owner, Operation Manual. $8.00. (0302091)
RCA Y2D440W 8-Track Tape Player. This is a nice four channel unit with two auxiliary inputs, 1/8" phone jack outputs for speaker connections and has added pigtail wires for each output added. Clean, very nice appearance. Sorry, I do not currently know the audio output rating. Additional photos available. Will include two tapes. 12"W x 8"H x 10"D; weighs about 12-1/2 pounds. $35.00. (0101047)
Realistic Clarinette 101 Manual. Owners, Operators Manual complete with schematics. Large 8-1/2" x 11". $19.00. (0302188)
Realistic Patrolman SW-60 (1980). This 1980s vintage portable multi-band from Radio Shack is a surprisingly competent receiver. Runs on either batteries or attached A/C cord. Radio and all its features work fine, there's no damage but it does show general use and wear. $75.00. (0027331)
Realistic SW-100 (1980s). Here's a good basic multi-band portable from Radio Shack that's no longer being produced. Feature packed, it covers FM, AM, international shortwave bands, VHF, weather, UHF etc. Also has direction finder on top and large front-firing speaker for boom box quality sound. An interesting feature is that it can be used as a portable PA system by plugging in a microphone. Radio shows moderate wear, some scratches scuffs etc. but nothing broken and everything works fine. Missing original nylon shoulder strap. $49.50. (0027326)
Record Player Service Notes. Beitman - Most Often Needed Service Notes on Record Players-Automatic Changers-Wireless Units & Home Recorders. 1941, 128 pages. Good condition. $15.00. Beitmam - Post War Automatic Record Changer Servicing Information. Supreme Publishing 1947, 144 pages. Good condition. $18.00. (0302113)
Regal 207 . SOLD! The great looking radio is excellent original condition. It has been electronically restored and plays really well with lots of volume and great tone. The red, yellow and black dial really makes this radio stand out. The cabinet has no cracks or chips and has very nice brown and black marbling. A great addition to any collection. 10"W x 7"H x 6-1/2"D. $95.00. (0015139)
Remler 5100 "Scotty" (1941). SOLD! This rare Remler Scottie is in very nice condition, electronically restored and sounds great. The beautiful Ivory Plaskon case has hardly a blemish. I tried to capture a picture of a very small 3/4" what looks like a crack on the left above the handle, but it so faint I wasn't able to. $295.00. (0002736)
Remler 54 (1938). Bakelite. A rare find, electronically restored, replaced power cord and dial cover. It works very well. No cracks or deep scratches, there is about a 1/4" piece of the case missing in the lower right corner of the back which cannot be seen behind the metal support frame (see extra photo). $157.00. (0002669)
Remler Minuette Miniature Cathedral. One of the smallest Cathedral four tube radios I have ever seen; this sharp looking, great sounding little set has been electronically restored and the case has a nice finish. 11-1/2"H x 9"W x 6"D. $345.00. (0002772)
Rider 1947 Master Index to "Perpetual Troubleshooter Manuals". 205 Pages covering volumes I thru XV. High quality photocopy, spiral bound. 8-3/4"W x 11"H. $18.50. (0302053)
Riders Volumes I-V. Riders abridged volumes I-V (1 through 5). Loose cover and back. Cover has stains, but contents are good. $35.00. (0038109)
Riders Volumes X and XI. Riders Schematics volumes X (10) and XI (11). Both in very good condition. $35.00. (0038107)
Rogers Majestic 117 (1955). Bakelite, five tubes, s/n 357645. Cabinet unmarked; original knobs & glass. Radio works well. 10"W x 6"H x 5"D. $70.00. (0086004)
Rolls Royce Phantom II Novelty Radio. A transistor novelty radio made in Hong Kong. It plays well and looks really nice. It does come with the original box, but the box is rough. This is a mint unit except for a flaw I didn't notice until I was cleaning the car; the hood ornament is broken. But, it will display very nicely. It's shiny and clean! $40.00. (0109016)
Rolls Royce Transistor Radio. Here's a fine looking old time car that's actually a working AM radio. While I couldn't find any information on this I believe it is supposed to resemble a Rolls-Royce with the 40/50 hp chassis called The "Silver Ghost." The radio works fine. The car is made of heavy metal; it's in good condition with exception to a missing rear wheel, shown in another photo. Made in Japan by Waco. $20.00. (0202074)
Romona 62214. Great mod style on the European Romona radio. Has a real futuristic Jetson shape. All complete and very clean. Works but buttons do not always stay down. 27"W x 12"H. $165.00. (0029001)
Ross RE-1915-N (1970s). Very cool and in nearly new condition for its age, this Ross makes an excellent daily player. Dual speaker, dual antennas and AC/DC operation. Covers AM FM and short wave. $59.00. (0027344)

SABA Freudenstadt 125. SABA Stereo. Plays LW, MW, KW, UKW bands through four speakers. No crazing in finish. Rebuilt chassis plays excellent! $725.00. (0038223)
SABA Villingen De Luxe (1966-67). Another excellent SABA, built in the high quality SABA tradition. This is one of SABA's last tube type radios produced before switching to all solid state. There are four bands, AM, FM 88-105, LW and a 49m Shortwave band. It features Bass, Treble, AFC, separate color coded tuning dials and selectable 110 or 220 voltages. The speaker is the famous SABA 8" full range green cone producing excellent sound that this manufacturer is noted for. The cabinet is in wonderful condition with very minor wear. It plays strong on all bands. More pictures available upon request. $295.00. (0088041)
Sam's Modular Hi-Fi Components Manuals. MHF-39 - MHF-52 and MHF-147 General servicing, instructions, alignment, schematics. 128 pages each, covering many brands such as Bradford, Emerson, Hitachi, Morse, Pioneer, Lloyds, Magnavox, Sony and many others. Each, $6.50 all Three for $15.00. (0302118)
Sam's Photofact Indexes. Indexes for 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001 & 2002. These indexes direct you to the proper Photofact folder with service information you'll need for repairing antique radios as well as TV's, VCR's and other electronic equipment. Your source for all Photofact schematic folders. Each for $9.50. (0302119)
SAMS CB Radio Photofact Series. CB 73, 1975. $6.50. (0302174)
Sams Fotofacts Auto Radio Manuals. All are in GOOD Condition. Here are the manual numbers: 19 thru 35, 37, 42, 43, 45, 49, 53, 57, 67, 71, 79, 83, 94, 339. Each for $6.50. (0302010)
SAMS Transistor Radio Photofacts. Containing photos and schematics for hundreds of transistor radios. Series: 25, 54, 55, 68, 76, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 155 and 156. EACH for $7.50. (0302180)
Sangamo Presley. Here's a most interesting radio. This design was first instituted at Ft. Monmouth, NJ Signal Corp Labs for WW I aircraft receiver use. After the war, it was sold in kit form to get around various patents. Obviously built by a pro builder as the construction is meticulous and perfect. This super performer has been hooked up with various loops, and it works great. Pristine inside top and bottom, all original. The case is a period retrofit that I purchased separately so it wouldn't have to perform in the nude! Price is for radio without tubes; the loop is pictured for size comparison and is not included. Necessary 201's available for an additional price. We also have a considerable amount of period lit and schematics for this set, which will be included. $325.00. (0080021)
Schaub Lorenz Savoy 10 (1960). A nice Schaub Lorenz with four bands, AM 510-1600, FM 88-108, SW1 49-120m, SW2 13-41m. With its dual tuners, you keep the station tuned on AM/SW while searching the FM band. It has two full range speakers for good sound. Tone controls are Bass, Treble and Speech. It will play Stereo with its Phono/Tape/CD input. Back panel has some paper missing but is complete. Cabinet has a nice shiny blond original finish. 23"W x 13"H x 9"D. $350.00. (0088081)
Semiconductor Circuits Book. Military Standardization Handbook Selected Semiconductor Circuits - MIL-HDBK-215, 15 June 1960 Superseding NAVSHIPS 93484. Published by the DoD to provide circuit engineers in the application of semiconductor devices, with examples of contemporary circuits. It's filled with some pretty neat circuit designs such as: a transformerless quasi-complementary audio amp, a high input impedance wide temperature range amp. and a hi input impedance pre-amp. Chock full of really great stuff. If you enjoy experimenting and building your own equipment then you'll hve a lot of fun with this book. $12.00. (0302026)
Sencore DVM35 Digital Multimeter Operating Manual. With the added schematics and parts list. Both for $9.00. (0302069)
Sentinel 195ULTWD (1940). I don't know if this one is refinished or not, but it is in excellent condition. There is a 1/4" chip on the lower bar and the grille cloth is very s lightly stained. Otherwise perfect. The pushbuttons, which are on top, do not work. It plays very well without being hooked to an antenna. Has wooden handle and back. A very nice one. 12"W x 7-1/2"H. $85.00. (0089029)
Sentinel 1U360 (1955). A petite radio with a nice case and good reception across the AM band. This little radio will fit anywhere and display nicely. Electronically restored to give safe, reliable operation. 9"W x 6"H x 4"D. $75.00. (0109037)
Sentinel 314W (1947). I am offering for sale this great looking Sentinel radio. What a neatly designed radio. This radio is absolutely in mint condition with no cracks or chips. This radio also plays very well, picking up stations strongly all across the dial. The really interesting thing about this radio is that the chassis is mounted upside down to accommodate its unique design. It's a real eye catching radio! Flat shipping rate for the lower 48 is $10.00 which includes insurance. $95.00. (0015145)
Sentinel 344 (1953). This Art Deco style radio needs a cleaning and some touch up in some areas missing paint. Radio is untested and sold as is. $70.00. (0037106)
Service & Technical Manuals List. Check out my list of Service & Technical Manuals for Radio, Amplifiers, Receivers, Record Changers, Reel to Reel, Cassette Decks & more. From Ampex to Zenith all are original unless noted. Click here to go to the list. $0.00. (0302111)
Servicing Guides For Radio. SOLD! Thomas Sams Servicing Guides: "Transistor Radio Servicing Made Easy" by Wayne Lemons, Published 1962. "CB Radio Servicing Guide" by Leo Sands 1976. Each for $9.00. (0302222)
Setchell Carlson 427 (1947). A nice example of a "big frog eye!" This unpainted ivory wrap-a-round plaskon cabinet & brown/black mottled Bakelite grille/thumb wheel controls are without cracks,chips or stress hairlines. It looks super from any angle! The six tube AM only upside down & bottom mounted chassis plays well. The dial scale & cover are clear, crisp & undamaged. A desirable example of the more sought after two-tone combination! 12"W x 8"H x 6"D. $425.00. (0025155)
Setchell Carlson 458R (1950). This unusual unit is a combination radio and communication system! Connect it to a remote speaker and listen or talk to that speaker as well as play the radio to it depending on pushbuttons selected. Flawless original ivory paint and Bakelite cabinet. Capacitors and weak tubes replaced. Aligned, tuned and calibrated for years of play and monitoring. 115 volts AC/DC, four tubes, BC. 7"W x 6-1/2"H x 7" D. $175.00. (0036081)
Setchell-Carlson 58A-375 "Jet" (1949). You are looking at one of the most unusual and distinctive radio of the era. This St. Paul based factory designed and manufactured some of the edgy sets. This radio was the most advanced and versatile set of this time. The radio incorporates a phone input and an installed FM profile to the broadcast band capabilities. The radio offers the younger collector the ability to listen to FM and an iPod. The shape is unique and the condition as nice as I have ever seen. These radios have a huge speaker and are very prone to breakage. This example is free of any defects and blemishes. My technician has done a fantastic job, replacing all of the filters and caps. The radio plays well on all bands and is a solid performer. This is a large table radio to accommodate the huge nine-inch speaker. 22"W x 12"H x 10"D. $999.00. (0096437)
Silver-Marshall Desk Radio. RARE!! Only one known to exist. Excellent original walnut finish. Chassis completely rebuilt. Original speaker, in great contition, is located behind the face of the false front bottom drawer. This radio works great. $750.00. (0038159)
Silvertone "Jet Age Set". Model unknown. 1950s brown plastic. Untested. Good condition. $45.00. (0037007)
Silvertone 1 (1950). This radio has a few minor flaws that show up in the picture. The radio has a dark brown metal case with no back. It does work. $65.00. (0095010)
Silvertone 1591 Cathedral (1933). Most of you know how dramatic Sears and Roebuck were involved in radio. They recognized that it was revolutionary in the culture and made an early and huge investment in the development. In addition to the world famous WLS clear channel radio station, they marketed a complete line of sets both inside the store and by catalog. They did not make sets for themselves, but contracted a ton of factories to make radios for them. This is one of the better sets they offered in 1933 and clearly made by the high-end maker, Detrola. The radio is in very fine original condition, with all factory parts. My technician has made a complete restoration of this radio. The set has all new filters and caps, and every value has been check for factory fresh values. The radio was fitted with a new power cord and plug for your safety. He did a beautiful job and you will enjoy listening to this radio! 17-1/2"H x 13-1/2"W x 12"D. $279.99. (0096468)
Silvertone 16 (1951). The electrolytic capacitors have been replaced along with the power cord, and all circuits and tubes were checked and it is now working very well. It has no chips or cracks but does have a few little nicks in the paint as seen in the extra photos. It also has a good back cover. $95.00. (0002667)
Silvertone 1808 "Worlds Fair" Tombstone (1935). Here is a restored rare original model of Silvertone's debut at the 1935 World's Fair. It reminds me of the Empire State Building. Beautiful multicolored walnut and shape of of the cabinet make it a real beauty. All knobs are original wood. The lit dial is original as is the glass cover and brass dial bezel. Speaker cloth is the closest I could find to the original. A totally DECO beauty. Has seven tubes with a transformer power supply which gives it great reception and volume/tone quality through a reconed 6" electrodynamic speaker. Two bands--BDCST and SW (5.5-16.5MHZ). Just one great Deco radio by American craftsmen. View my Restoration Process for more information. 15"H x 15"W x 10"D $750.00. (0098073)
Silvertone 1809 "World's Fair" Tombstone (1935). This vintage Sears "Worlds Fair" stepped tombstone is truly an impressive radio! Note this is shown in Stein Vols II and III as "Worlds Fair" Model 1808, but this one matches the picture perfectly. It has been electronically and cosmetically restored. It works extremely well, and covers the broadcast (550-1700 KC) and shortwave (5.5-16.5 MC) bands. This is a seven tube model: 2-56, 2-58, 2A6, 47 and 80. The finish is very nice (already restored when I bought it so not sure how it was done) and displays great! I replaced the filter caps and all the paper caps. The speaker cone is perfect; the output transformer has been replaced. Additional pics are available. This rare radio would be a great addition to any collection! 15-1/2"H x 15"W x 11"D, shipping weight 24 pounds. $649.00. (0103064)
Silvertone 1906 Tombstone (1935). This tombstone radio works very well, sounds great on AM and Short Wave. It has been electronically restored and refinished. $225.00. (0002735)
Silvertone 1955 Tombstone (1934). This was a top of the line three-band receiver from the height of the super-het era. Eight tubes and all the whistles and bells offered in 1936. The cabinet is all original as well as the speaker cloth and knobs. The finish is especially fine with ornate decoration and veneers. I have enjoyed the ornate and very well lit dial using the advanced watch dial tuning, which has made this a particularly fine receiver. This radio was completely updated with new filters and caps. The tuner is accurate with the highly sophisticated alignment performed by my technician. The radio has a brand new power cord and plug, so you are assured safe operation. This is a great listening radio! 18-1/2"H x 14-1/4"w x 12"D. $399.99. (0096428)
Silvertone 2001 (1950). Brown metal case, not black like the photo shows, in excellent shape. There is no back. Radio plays well. $75.00. (0095012)
Silvertone 2002 (1950). Out of 19 and 50 comes a darn nice and very popular performer from the Sears Roebuck catalog. This little ivory cutie has its original factory paint and plays really good! It's been electronically restored with a couple of tubes needing to be replaced. I installed a new power cord, too. It's ready to go! Absolutely minimal wear! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. 8"W x 5"H x 4"D. $130.00. (0051272)
Silvertone 2016 (1953-56). An absolutely gorgeous case on this beautiful cream/ivory Silvertone radio of the 50's. Exceptional reception across the AM band and a separate tone control for your listening pleasure. Crystal clear dial lens. A superb example of 1950's radio. 14"W x 7"H x 7"D. $150.00. (0109047)
Silvertone 3026 Clock Radio (1954). Brown Bakelite with very stylish automotive design front, minor scratch here and there to be expected for its age but very nice, brass accents very good with a few minor rubs. Clock cleaned and all functions were perfectly and clock accurate and quiet. Radio tubes checked and the filter capacitors replaced with new end plug for safety, plays very well. Due to the age and fickle nature of these radios, can't guarentee working after receiving but should play fine. Nice display set for the tight places at 10-1/2"W x 5"H x 4"D. $64.95. (0008078)
Silvertone 3561 (1941). SOLD! This Beetle Plastic Sears Silvertone radio was a part of my collection for years. It is an AM/Shortwave six tube radio that has awesome pickup and sound from a 5" speaker. The dial and volume knobs are on the front. The tone control and bandswitch are on the back. Unusual. It even has its original cardboard back. It also has complete model and tube chart paperwork on the bottom of the chassis and schematic drawing paperwork on the inside of the radio. Electronically restored to play like new. $195.00. (0004223)
Silvertone 4500 "Election". Five tubes, BCB only. First Silvertone Bakelite model produced for the 1936 presidential election. New filter caps and other components as needed. A transformer set, AC only. Sounds great, good sensitivity for a TRF. Bakelite case in excellent shape, two small hairline cracks on top of grille. $175.00. (0048087)
Silvertone 4500 (1937). This Silvertone works very well, does not have any cracks, breaks (repaired or otherwise) but does have two small tears in the back grille cloth. It has a short antenna but requires a long one. $200.00. (0095038)
Silvertone 4500 (1938). This radio was offered three years by Sears, 1936-1938; the 1936 was model 4414. The earlier ones had a white dial. There have been repairs done to the cabinet; notice top view and front view of the grille. The casual observer will not notice them. The surface of this set is black and mirror-like, note the reflection of the volume knob in the right side view, also of the cloth it was photographed on in some of the views. It is very collectible and would go for twice my asking price if not for the cosmetic defect. The radio is transformer operated, not AC/DC. Requires a 10 to 20 ft. antenna wire for local reception, longer for weaker stations. Only $79.00. (0101014)
Silvertone 4566. SALE! Six tubes, BCB and SW in two bands (2-6.5 MHz and 6.5-19 MHz) Serviced with new electronic components as needed. Works well on all bands with good sensitivity and selectivity. Ample volume and tone. Bright green eye tube. Original finish. Was $250.00, now $175.00. (0048189)
Silvertone 47 Clock Radio (Late 1960s). This is an early transistorized table radio in a stylish, dark plastic cabinet with silver metallic grille, knobs, clock dial face and radio dial surround. The clock works and has been cleaned and lubricated. The dial lens has no scratches and is crystal clear as are the clock control knobs. The radio has been checked and works fine. AC, BC only, 10"W x 8"H x 4"D. $35.00. (0036120)
Silvertone 4764 (1937). SOLD! Here we have one of the most desirable table radios Silvertone produced. This top of the line model is simply stunning. Beautiful shades of walnut run throughout the set with striking wood grains running in every direction. Pinstripe inlays and an intricate top grille (for the top mounted speaker), make for a classy and extreme Art Deco look. All complimented magnificently by the large gold dial and solid bright emerald green tuning eye. Just spectacular! Notice all the countries' names that appear across the top of the dial. Everything is legible and shows very little signs of wear. The escutcheon is perfect as is the dial glass. All four knobs are in excellent condition and work as they should. The seven tube (including eye) chassis is clean and has been restored. The set features Broadcast and two shortwave bands. Excellent performance on all bands with booming volume, sensitive reception, rich warm tone, and no hum. Please email me for additional photos or inquiries. 16-1/2"W x 14"H x 9"D. $695.00. (0112005)
Silvertone 5. Bakelite radio circa 1950s. As pictures show, this one virtually appears to have been kept in a time capsule. Never seen the brown Bakelite as perfect as this one, wonderful gold filigree grille with reverse paint dial that the red station IDs glow when the radio is on. Minor tarnishing of inserts on knobs as shown and miniscule marks of reverse Lucite dial (probably factory) Perfect clean chassis and filter caps replaced on this one; serviced as necessary. Plays exceptionally well across the band. You would be hard pressed to find any finer original example anywhere. 10-1/2"W x 6-1/2"H x 5-1/2"D. $125.00. (0008085)
Silvertone 6002. This 64 year old metal midget is in operating condition. What flaws there are can be seen in the pictures. The selector knob is not original; the shape is right but the color is wrong. $50.00. (0095044)
Silvertone 6012 (1947). This little Silvertone is a unique looking set that still sports its original paint. The chassis pulls out from the bottom, so it's finished on all four sides. The chassis has been cleaned, aligned and all capacitors were replaced, all out of tolerance resistors were also replaced during the electronic restoration. This little set is a real player and would be a nice addition to any collection. 11-1/4"W x 6-3/4"H x 6-1/4"D. $169.00. (0062160)
Silvertone 6050. Plays broadcast with separate tone control. Very nice original finish, with excellent label on bottom and good back. $160.00. (0038182)
Silvertone 6051. Beautiful, working, prewar Silvertone wood table radio. This set dates to the 1941 model year. Silvertone was the store brand of Sears Roebuck stores, much like Kenmore is today. It almost looks new, it is in the upper tier of original finishes. The cardboard back and bottom label are crisp and clean. The styling is early forties, no mistaking that, the use of multi toned woods and deep shoulders really sets the piece off. Unit has original knobs, cardboard back, bottom label, dial glass, grille cloth, and upper front center Silvertone decal. 12"W x 8"H x 8"D. $235.00. (0105007)
Silvertone 6125. SALE! Six tubes BCB and SW 6-18 MHz. All paper and electrolytics replaced. IF/RF aligned. Plays well on both bands. New eye tube. Good sound, good SW coverage. Nice general purpose reciever for show and use. Was $325.00, now $210.00. (0048163)
Silvertone 6166 (1939). Stunning ivory Plaskon midget (6-1/4"W x 4-3/4"H) that is original and untouched. There are no cracks or chips in the case, just a faint 1/4" line at upper left of the on/off knob that can't even be felt. The red plastic knobs, prone to significant warping and cracking, are very nice with only a slight warping on the tuning dial. 100% complete label on bottom, almost full back, original resister cord, antenna and even the tubes are the Silvertone brand. Non-operating but complete and just dusty. Add $15.00 for postage/insurance anywhere in lower 48 states. $280.00. (0091078)
Silvertone 6177 "Bullet". SALE! Five tubes, BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Works fine, sounds good (original electrodynamic speaker). Nice style brown swirled Bakelite cabinet has two cracks on top, inconspicuous under normal lighting. They have been glued with super glue. Hard to find set. Was $250.00, now $150.00. (0048109)
Silvertone 6201. Six tubes plus eye tube. BCB and SW (6-18 MHz). All critical components have been replaced with new. Plays well on both bands, plenty of volume and warm sound. Plastic bezel has typical aging deformities due to shrinkage. Cabinet structurally sound, has a piece of veneer missing on left side but over all looks good. Eyetube works well, about 75% brightness. New eyetube for 30 bucks extra. $175.00. (0048242)
Silvertone 6210-D. Six tubes, BCB only. All paper and electrolytic caps have been replaced. Works fine. Eye tube is dim but a new one can be installed for thirty bucks. Cabinet was in poor shape, veneer patch on top. $110.00. (0048183)
Silvertone 6218 (1956). AC/DC. Solid plastic maroon colored case with grey plastic handle. This overall clean unit worked well when tested receiving our local broadcast stations, no problem. Latch that keeps back closed serves double duty by also securing the carry handle when not in use. Nice stamped foil dial behind clear Lucite lens showing prominent civil defense markings. $79.00. (0027307)
Silvertone 6319 (1939). Ugly or Cute? You decide. Regardless, this little (8-1/2"W x 6-1/2"H) pre-war push-button from Sears, with its upside down chassis and permeability tuning, is unique and rare. Electronically restored, it plays well through the original field coil speaker. The cabinet, which is unpainted genuine black Bakelite, exhibits a few nicks and scratches, but has no cracks or breaks. Mechanical pushbuttons work as designed, and are easily adjusted with a screw under the label on top. Shipping weight is 7 pounds. $195.00. (0061064)
Silvertone 6407 (1940). A smartly designed radio with an exceptionally beautiful case. Fully restored electronically for safe, reliable use. Excellent reception on the AM band. The four preset pushbuttons work perfectly. This is a very pretty radio that will be a highlight of your radio collection. 70 years old and still playing strong! 9"W x 7"H x 6"D. $225.00. (0109049)
Silvertone 7054 (1947). This radio is in original condition and looks good with very minor wear. The grille cloth is near mint. It plays pretty good. The pushbuttons do not work. It could easily be restored, but displays very well as is. 12"W x 10"H. $45.00. (0089027)
Silvertone 7227 (1939). Built just as WWII broke out in Europe, you know this radio reported war news to the home front! Beautiful, strong, wood cabinet restored to original color and finish. Cleaned inside and out, weak tubes and all capacitors replaced, volume control replaced, lubricated, tuned, aligned and dial calibrated. Line cord replaced with polarized one and wired for safety. Dial lens replaced. All done by Antique Electric Radios! Strong playing, six tube unit uses short indoor antenna (supplied). Pushbutton tuning preset to your location! 117 volt AC/DC, BC only, 13"W x 9"H x 7"D. $195.00. (0036117)
Silvertone 8003 (1949). Back in the day they called this lil' guy a "metal midget," but there's nothing small with the sound they put out! A great little radio! This Silvertone was painted a beautiful maroon sometime in the past, but shows very little wear. There is a small blemish that could probably be touched up with little difficulty. It plays great and the chassis is clean. It has been tuned and aligned. The four tubes are quite strong. No dents or scratches. It has a 20 feet or so antenna extension and a power cord upgrade. If you'd like additional pics please let me know. 6"W x 5"H. $135.00. (0051262)
Silvertone 8010 Clock Radio (1948). Ebony Bakelite clock radio. Unusual cabinet overall. Dial not visible with radio off, projects onto fine mesh brass screen below the clock panel. Photo is shown with the set on. Cabinet has crack at bottom right, more apparent in photo than in person but otherwise almost perfect. Has been repaired. Radio inserts from bottom, finished appearance from all angles. It is a five tube transformerless chassis, works well, AM broadcast only. Tubes tested, marginal and likely-to-fail components replaced, clock works, all knobs original. Nice little conversation piece. Get this one for $65.00. (0101034)
Silvertone 9000. Beautifully swirled chocolate Bakelite. Chassis rebuilt. Good bottom and back and very nice cabinet. Plays great!! $105.00. (0038120)
Silvertone 9000 (1949). A small, compact AM band table model, the Silvertone competed well with many other popular brands of its time. Email for further details. $69.00. (0065012)
Silvertone 9006. SOLD! The radio is in good shape and plays well. The pictures show that the dial cover is a little less than perfect with what looks like glue along the top and a small crack on the underside of the cover. $25.00. (0095045)
Silvertone 9022 (1949). SOLD! Artist liberty was taken to finish this plastic radio. It has been tastefully repainted in what looks somewhat like marble stone. I think it looks very nice. The original Bakelite plastic is one that is a full 360 degree that completely covers the chassis. This radio is also a very early AM/FM radio and works very well on both bands. It has been electrically restored and has been repainted and clearcoated with lacquer. Beautiful AM/FM tube radio and only $175.00. (0107018)
Silvertone E. Very Rare!! Fully restored, with internal speaker. Very good labeling and original owners manual detailing operation, battery hookup instructions and schematic. This set plays and displays very well. $395.00. (0038194)
Silvertone E. Six-tube walnut case with manual showing operation and battery hookup options. Schematic also included. 100% rebuilt with fresh tubes and runs super! $300.00. (0038243)
Simpson Manuals. Simpson Operators Manual for Volt-Ohm-Millammeter Model 260, Simpson Operators Manual for Volt-Ohm-Microammeter Model 269, Simpson Operators Manual for Signal Generator Model 340. Professionally done, clear, clean copies. Price for each $8.50. (0302038)
Sonora 100 (1948). Before you ask... No, this Sonora has not been repainted. That's the factory paint job with a few minor touch ups here and there to preserve its stunning appearance! And, what's more, it plays just as beautiful as it looks! All five tubes are strong. Its has been repaired electronically, tuned and aligned. This Sonora is a real player! The back is in very good condition while the tube layout on the bottom is just so-so. A very classy radio to be sure! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $155.00. (0051265)
Sonora RBU-175. With fresh Teal paint and complete chassis rebuild. The color looks light blue in the pic, but has more lite green to it. Plays well! $135.00. (0038214)
Sonora RBU-176 (1946). This radio is complete, in original condition and plays well. It radio could use a painting and would it be a nice set. $45.00. (0037061)
Sonora RQU-222 (about 1941). This unusual styled Sonora radio is a real eye catcher! It has been repainted the original color which is a deep maroon with a nice high gloss. The chassis has been electrically restored with all capacitors being replaced and any resistors out of tolerance. This is a six tube AC/DC radio from about 1941 and plays well. As usual I give a 30 day unconditional warranty all you pay is the shipping. $150.00. (0107022)
Sonora RZU-248 (1946). Stunning roll-top style cabinet! The nicely mottled brown/black Bakelite shines without cracks or chips. A large curved glass lighted dial scale in reverse painted green/yellow is perfect & makes this model a "looker." The original solid taupe (light tan) control knobs compliment it well! The center knob is tone control. The six tube AM only chassis plays well. Comes with the original cardboard back in good condition. A bold centerpiece for any collection or decor! 12"W x 7-1/2"H x 7-1/2"D. $330.00. (0025174)
Sonora WEU-262 (1948). Great looking and one of the early combination AM/FM sets. High style plastic case. The eight tube chassis has had some recapping and has good volume on all stations, performing well on both AM and FM bands. $225.00. (0002747)
Sonora WJU-252 (1947). Pitch black Bakelite! It looks and shines like wet Licorice! This Sonora was White, but butt ugly! Now, it's the original Black before the factory paint was added. It really plays because it has been tuned and aligned, new capacitors added and the power cord replaced. The case is in wonderful condition. Please examine the pictures where you will see the "before" and, a small hairline that I have repaired. This radio is solid as a rock! Tube layout if in good shape on the bottom. It's called a midget. I call it Small at 7"W x 4-3/4"H x 4-1/2"D. If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $100.00. (0051201)
Sony ICF-7270 "Super Sensitive" (1979). Cool Sony portable is in very good condition, the only non-original thing I see is a replaced plug-end. Says super-sensitive on top, I think this was a forerunner to the famous super-radio series. $59.00. (0027342)
Sony ICF-SW11 Multiband Portable. This fantastic Sony transistor radio is a 12 band shortwave radio. It was, also Sony's best. It was manufactured in Japan. It sold at $245.00. This one is also NIB, we sell it at only $110 plus S&H. It has a multilingual booklet included. It operates on two AA batteries or 3V adapter; neither is included. This radio is a Stereo. It features AM/FM/MW/LW and eight SW bands. Twelve bands in total. The radio plays well on all of the bands. 6-3/4"W x 3-1/2"H x 1-1/4"D. $110.00. (0055196)
Sony ICF-SW29 Multiband Portable (1989). This radio is in NIB condition. It was made in Japan and features AM/FM and seven SW bands. It works OK. The radio has tuning lights for AM/FM bands. It also has built in speaker and analog tuning scale. S&H is included in price of the radio. $59.00. (0055197)
Sony Original Walkman (1979?). This rare compact FM stereo is one that I have not found in the history of the Walkman documentation on the web. An early model number though makes this a rare find indeed. Complete with original Sony headphones, this works fine on two "AA" batteries. It has a belt clip and protected station selector dial to assure that your pick will stay tuned in no matter how active you become. A true collectible classic. $50.00. (0052251)
Sparton 1281 Console. This set plays broadcast and shortwave superbly through push-pull dual Hi-Mu 6AC5 and 6P5 output and driver tubes. I ran this set next to my Zenith Stratosphere and with the exception of more Zenith bass, this set sounded better in the midrange and had overall better clarity. This is a real sleeper for listening pleasure! Comes with 12 tubes including a strong green tuning strength indicator tube. The finish and grille cloth are original and in excellent condition. $1,050.00. (0038189)
Sparton 132 "Football" (1950). Football shaped ivory plastic. This radio is in working condition and good shape. It just has a tiny 1/2" hair line on top front of radio. $150.00. (0037040)
Sparton 350 (1953). This pretty rare AM broadcast table set has a solid wood case which is in good condition. It has been restored electronically and is working very well. Knobs, wood finish and grille cloth are all original. $195.00. (0002672)
Sparton 410 Junior Cathedral. Rebuilt chassis including a pair of strong push-pull (expensive) 483 output tubes. Nice original finish and great sound. This is a very well built radio!! $425.00. (0038179)
Sparton 5-26. Rare five tube set with nice binocular coils, stunning burled chassis board, and original batteries. Chassis has been completely rebuilt and plays super using detailed hookup instructions for your power supply. $375.00. (0038240)
Sparton 506 "Bluebird" (1934). Mirrored radios enjoyed a vogue in the 1930s. Walter Dorwin Teague, one of the most celebrated industrial designers of his time, created the Bluebird. This is one of the most recognizable and desirable of all antique radios. The cobalt blue mirror that is the front panel is 14" in diameter, 1/4" thick, and quite heavy; it is backed with a layer of dark felt. Chromed trim strips fit through small openings in the circular dial bezel. A circle of metal mesh surrounds the dial. The radio was completely restored, and is a decent playing radio. The resistor-line element was replaced with a custom solid-state replacement. The mirror has been professionally re-silvered and felt backed. The chrome trim has been perfectly re-plated and the case repainted. All original parts except the speaker cloth, which was replaced with a very good reproduction. The set was rather aged when I got it, as expected with a 70+ year old radio. $2,999.99. (0096447)
Sparton 5470. Beautiful, working, 1930s Sparton table radio. This set dates to 1937 and is attributed to Walter Dorwin Teague (on request, I'll send you a link to a review of the Teague-Sparton collaboration). Teague did a number of models featured in the Sparton line, perhaps most famously, the glass bodied radios like the 557/558 and the circular faced bluebird. When you buy a set like this, you are buying a piece of industrial/design art in addition to a radio. This model (not this specimen) has been part of a number of exhibits featuring 20th century American design. Very nice, original finish, this is a faux wood grain on a metal body- from intergrity of the finish, to the shine of the chrome accent strips, radios of this construction are hard to find in better condition. Metal bodied sets are usually a rust pile and have terribly worn finish. The styling is unique, then and now; no radio looked like this before Teague drew it up. Unit has original faux finish, knobs, pushbuttons, and grille cloth. The dial lens is an exact formed reproduction of the original celluloid dial lens. $335.00. (0105002)
Sparton 628 Tombstone (1938). This is the biggest and fanciest of all of the Sparton Radio tombstones. If the edgy looks strike you, know that it was intentional. This Michigan based maker was known for better quality sets and striking models. The radio is a three-band set. This is simply the finest example of this model that I have ever seen. The factory finish is nearly flawless, and the parts all-original to the set. The radio has received the complete restoration of my technician. It is a super player. You know the benefit of such a large case makes the presence of the set all the better. I have included a photo of the fancy lit dial and the fresh green tuning eye, which opens and closes as it should. A new power cord, reproduction and a plug added for your safety. This is the bluest of blue chip sets and should be a solid addition to your collection! A majestic 21"H x 16"W x 13"D. $499.99. (0096440)
Sparton GAM-26A. I believe this to be a 1938-39 radio. It works very well, loud and clear, no hum. It has the early Sparton styling, good solid wood case which someone has tried to refinish. In checking I see that the electrolytic caps have been replaced with new, the chassis has a little rust, needs a good clean-up. $149.50. (0002748)
Special Six (1920s). Beautiful, original working set. Mahogany wood and finish in excellent shape, six tubes, three big tuning knobs. Shiny Bakelite front with gold dial markings and pin stripes. Battery terminals well marked. Notes inside show stations worked and dial settings. 29-1/2"W X 9"H x 10-1/2"D. $280.00. (0036095)
Splitdorf R-500 (1924). This attractive five tube radio is display ready. The cabinet was refinished many years ago and was well done. The contrasting two tone lid adds a nice decorative touch. The front panel retains its full factory shine and displays like new. There is a barely visible age crack on the back panel that I repaired. The entire cabinet is solid walnut with no veneer. This radio is from a working collection, but is sold as is without tubes. Tubes can be purchased at additional cost. A clean set you are sure to enjoy. 27"W x 8-1/2"H x 9-1/2"D. $259.99. (0026413)
Stagecoach Transistor. Working stagecoach transistor radio. Does not squeal and has good reception. About as tall as a soda can. Sold as is. Will pack well for shipping. Please send e-mail with ship to address to info@thirdbayradios.com I will work out shipping and send you an invoice with total. Accept paypal and credit card. $30.00. (0099017)
Standard (Columbia) Model A External Horn Phonograph (1909). This little phonograph is all original. It has the original finish on the cabinet, the original paint on the horn, and all of its original parts. The decal on the front of the cabinet is flawless. The veneer on top has a crack in it running under the turntable, but other than that the cabinet is excellent. The paint on the horn is worn, but it's 100 years old and is the original paint, so I left it alone. The single spring motor has been serviced and the mainspring greased, to run smooth for years. The reproducer (needlehead) has been rebuilt with new gaskets, to deliver good sound quality, and it is loud! Most of these were designed to play only Standard label records, but this one plays any 78 RPM record. This is your opportunity to own an external horn machine for an affordable price. 23"H x 11-1/4"W x 11-1/4"D. Horn diameter is 17-1/2". $1,100.00. (0062168)
Stevenson ST-86. This beautiful novelty plastic replica plays good AM/FM, have antenna and works with 4 batteries "AA" (not included). 6.29"W x 3.54"H x 2.36"D (19 cm x 9 cm x 6 cm). $24.50. (0075009)
Stewart Warner 123-1 "Troubador" Mini-Cathedral (1933). This rare "Troubador" radio has been electronically and cosmetically restored. It works well and covers the broadcast (540-1700 KC) band. The finish is great (clear and toned lacquers) and displays very well, showing off the wonderful grain patterns! It is a small but quite heavy radio and would be a great addition to any collection! Check out its sister, Tombstone model "Aristocrat" also listed on the Attic. 9"W x 11-1/2"H x 7"D, shipping weight 16 pounds. $399.00. (0103020)
Stewart Warner 123-5 "Aristocrat" Tombstone (1933). This very rare Mini-Tombstone is truly an impressive radio for its small size! In my years of collecting I have not seen another. It has been electronically and cosmetically restored, and works extremely well, covering the broadcast (550-1700 KC) band. The finish is very nice (already restored when I bought it so not sure how it was done) and displays very well. The electrolytic and paper capacitors have been replaced with modern equivalents, all tubes tested and weak ones replaced. It has a new vintage type power cord and new grille cloth. The speaker cone has been repaired, and chassis pics are available, just ask. This impressive and rare radio would be a great addition to any collection! 12"H x 10"W x 7-1/2"D; shipping weight is 20 pounds. $499.00. (0103003)
Stewart Warner 1236 Tombstone "The Cavalier" (1933). This is a stunning example of one of the scarcest Stewart Warner radios. They called this model "The Cavalier." The radio is uniquely shaped and with the most exotic of veneers. The radio is in immaculate condition and be sure to look at my extra photos. S-W was a top of the line maker and they made fine sets. This model is a compact four-tube set and is a broadcast band radio. The set was completely restored by my technician and plays very well. He fitted the radio with a fine reproduction cord and plug, so the radio is safe for everyday use. A beautiful set! 14"H x 9"W x 7-1/2"D. $599.00. (0096510)
Stewart Warner 126-2 Tombstone (1933). This radio was nicknamed "The Stuart" and was the top of the line tombstone that Stewart Warner made. The finish looks original and is in very good condition. The only blemishes are scratches but there is no missing veneer. The grille cloth, knobs, and power cord all look original. Electronics are untested. Shipping and packing costs paid by buyer. $950.00. (0071033)
Stewart Warner 142-1 (1936). Stewart Warner was a better make of radios, and offered some of the most decorative and innovative designs. This is a perfect example of the edgy styling and the fine cabinet making with a very sophisticated five-tube design. The Deco styled cabinet is in very nice factory condition. You can see the ornate speaker cloth and the embellished wooden knobs with inlays. My technician has done a complete restoration of this fine set, including all new caps and filters. This three-band receiver has a tremendous sound for the compact form and as always, a new power cord and plug for your safe use. 15"W x 8-1/2"W x 8-1/2"D. $299.00. (0096454)
Stewart Warner 1441 (1936). This Stewart Warner is an AM Broadcast only table model with a beautiful cabinet. The cabinet has a small filled nail hole to the upper left of the speaker grille but is only noticeable under close inspection. The electronics have been restored and it plays as it did when new. $30.00 for shipping & insurance. $279.95. (0108005)
Stewart Warner 1802 (1938). Here is a very stylish and terrific playing set. Stewart Warner was a higher quality maker and offered a better built and cutting edge styled cabinet. This was part of their proprietary "Craft-Built" line, which was to compete with the cherished Ingraham Cabinet sets marketed by other makers. They chose the highest-grade materials and artisans to manufacture this collection. The radio has seen a complete replacement of all of the old filters and caps. The balance were checked for factory values and it's a quality playing set. The radio has the factory finish in a decent condition and the fancy factory installed wood knobs. You can see the exquisite dial and the ornate engraving they added to further detail this wonderful set. 17"W x 12"H x 11"D. $199.00. (0096309)
Stewart Warner 1911D (1938). One of the late "farm radios" before rural electrification was complete. This one has 117 VAC option in addition to the usual 6 volt car battery supply. Five tube Superheterodyne circuit. Nice wood design on the ends and sits on a wood pedestal. Curved front corners. Veneer is complete but lifting a little in the back. Dial is in great shape but three knobs are missing. Nice piece of American history! You restore or I do for a nominal additional charge. BC, 6 VDC or 117 VAC, 16 pounds. 17"W x 10"D x 12"H. $150.00. (0136016)
Stewart Warner 482 (1940-41). This Stewart Warner Canada Limited battery radio manufactured in Canada boasts a brown Bakelite cabinet in excellent condition and has been carefully restored to operational condition. It is wired for a modern battery pack power supply at 1.5V and 90V A and B supply, respectively. It is equipped with the original parts and has good tubes. This is a large, beautiful farm radio. $195.00. (0097017)
Stewart Warner 51T46 (1946). This Bakelite radio is finished in the popular almond color of the era and features the classic All American Five tube lineup. E-mail for further details. $88.00. (0065021)
Stewart Warner 9008-B Porto Baradio (1947). This is a very unique and rare, table model "radio bar" with complete, original glassware in excellent shape. No defects in the heavy, highly polished, black Bakelite case. Slight warping in the otherwise perfect ivory plastic dial surround. Great performance on just the internal loop antenna. Electronically restored by Antique Electric Radios for years of listening pleasure. Take this to your next radio party gathering and stun your friends serving drinks to music! Spirits not included. 117 volt AC/ DC, five tubes, BC, 20 pounds, 24"W x 8"H x 10-1/2"D. $650.00. (0036129)
Stewart Warner 91-513 "The Spade" (1940). You are looking at one of the "Holy Grail" sets in collector circles. This is one of the most unique and unusually shaped radios ever made. Even better, the radio retains an older and nice finish, and knobs. The set is a very fine example, and looking at the additional photos, you can see the most unusual shape. This radio is displayed in all of the more sophisticated Deco books, and honestly, this is only the second one that I have seen in thirty-five years of active collecting. The radio has been thoroughly reconditioned by my technician, who has done a very complete restoration. The filters were replaced and all of the caps. The speaker has been re-coned and the tuner aligned. I realize this is an expensive set, but it is an investment grade radio in very nice original condition. If you are a sophisticated collector, of blue-chip radios, this is a very fine find. 13-1/2"W x 10-1/2"H x 11"D. $999.00. (0096438)
Stewart Warner 9160. Five tubes, BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Plays great. Cabinet had cracks in front behind dial and on left side. They have been repaired and repainted. $125.00. (0048121)
Stewart Warner 97-57. Beautiful, working, 1930s Stewart Warner Bakelite radio. The Bakelite on this set is stunning, and you will stare at it when it is on your table. Excellent luster, a gorgeous, burgundy Bakelite, beautifully variegated in lighter and darker shades. This model does not appear often in the natural burgundy Bakelite; mostly you'll see the factory painted ivory or two tone cases. Great machine-deco styling, no need to elaborate. This model (not this specimen) was featured at the Stewart Warner pavilion at the 1939 World's Fair. Unit has the original knobs, grille cloth, cardboard back, the outstanding, undeformed dial scale, and hen's teeth caramel lever tips (without shrinkage or dullness). The radio has preset tuning to set your favorite stations (in addition to the usual dial tuning), working a bit like the ones on the old car radios. The levers work as they should--smoothly and quietly. The original paper station tabs are present, suggesting the set was likely in Iowa in its first years. This set features a four tube plus ballast tube circuit. 12"W x 7-1/2"H x 6-1/2"D. $425.00. (0105008)
Stewart Warner Lowboy (1930s). Beautifully detailed carved wood and excellent original finish, this radio has ten tube sensitivity to pull in those distant stations and has push-pull 2A5 finals to belt out incredible audio! Electronically restored by Antique Electric Radios for long service. Knobs and speaker grille replaced. Broadcast only, AC. 23"W x 41"H x 14"D. $375.00. (0036119)
Stewart Warner Mantle Radio. Exotic wood radio. This absolutely stunning radio had cabinet restoration several years ago, appears to be original grille cloth. Excellent Bakelite knobs. Wonderful double lit escutcheon with excellent numbering. Chassis is ultra clean with all tubes and filter capacitors replaced as necessary. Plays very well with proper antenna. This one is built like a Rolls Royce. No disappointments and guaranteed as advertised. A heavy midsize radio: 12"W x 8"H x 6"D. Ready for display and play. $175.00. (0008026)
Stewart Warner R-1235 "Aristocrat" Tombstone (1933). You are looking at the reason everyone enjoys radios made by Stewart Warner. They made a fine quality radio in some of the most decorative cabinets of the era. This particular set has a ton of flourishes that you see on the larger and more expensive models. The radio has been nicely refinished and the chrome grille is still very bright with no pitting of the surface. I know the knobs and speaker cloth are correct, too. The radio has been professionally restored; the radio has all new caps and filters. The tuner section has been aligned and the radio is fitted with a fine reproduction power cord (silk), and a new plug. 12-1/2"H x 9-1/2"W x 8-1/2"D. $459.00. (0096383)
Stewart Warner R-1251 "The Strand" (1933). This radio is another of the early series, that this high styled maker added a name to the model number. This is a decent sized set, with a high Deco look, as all of the series. The radio is a five-tube model offering dual band both broadcast and short wave. You can see in the additional photos, the stylized stepped top shape, which accentuates the overall Deco veneers work. This radio has been completely restored by my technician. The radio has seen the complete replacement of all of the filters and caps. The set tubes, and other components, have been tested for the correct factory specifications, and a new silk reproduction cord and plug added, for your safe operation. Collectors prize these high Deco radios for beauty and rarity. They are seldom available for sale! The condition is outstanding. 17-1/4"H x 13-1/2"W x 9"D. $699.00. (0096453)
Stewart Warner R-1262 "The Stuart" Tombstone (1933). You are looking at the very top of the line and most sought after Stewart Warner tombstone. This majestic set measures 19-1/2"H x 14-1/2"W x 12"D. The radio is a seven-tube receiver and offers four-band selection. Of course, the Police and aviation bands are vacant, as over the 76 years since this model left the factory, the bands were changed. The radio retains the original finish in remarkable condition, with the factory speaker cloth and knobs. You can clearly see the impressive use of exotic veneers and the extremely fine condition. The black painted top has been repainted somewhere in the radio's past. My technician has done an exceedingly through job of the electronic restoration. The filters and caps are completely replaced, along with the complete check of every other electric component. The power cord is a new reproduction silk cord with a new plug, for your safe operation. Truly, an investment grade set in both rarity and condition. $1,299.99. (0096458)
Stewart Warner R519 (1946). Battery radio, s/n A82628. Cabinet is in great condition. 13"H x 13"W x 8"D. $100.00. (0086009)
Stewart-Warner 07-5R4. Five tubes BCB and SW (2.2-7Mhz). Electronically serviced with new components. Works well on both bands with built in antenna. For SW an external antenna is recommended. Good sound with plenty of volume. Cabinet has been refinished. Original back, knobs and grille cloth in great shape. Nice table set. $175.00. (0048207)
Stewart-Warner 1361A Tombstone (1936). You are looking at a highly styled Stewart Warner deco tombstone. This was a more full sized model, with the detail and attentions to artistry are written all over the radio. It was made of the finest American Walnut with mahogany chevron splitting the grille opening and book matched veneers on the top. The effect is stunning! This is one of the "Craft-built" cabinets, which was S-W's answer to the famous Ingraham cabinets, marketed by some of its competitors. The quality of the artistry is dramatic. The radio is a seven-tube model, and plays on three bands. The set has seen a complete restoration. The filters and all of the caps replaced. The tuner was realigned and of course, a fresh power cord and plug. The radio should perform for decades longer! This is a collector quality radio, factory speaker cloth and knobs; and very scarce. One long look at the pictures will explain why you will want to own this radio! 20-1/4"H x 15"W x 12"D. $599.99. (0096397)
Stromberg Carlson 1101 Series 13 (1947). Five tube AC/DC Broadcast band radio. Great looking Deco design make this radio a favorite among collectors. Wrap around grille & raised top that also functions as a carry handle; over-sized acorn knobs. Sounds and plays great. Radio has been reconditioned with all caps replaced, all bad resistors and bad wiring removed. 12-1/2"W x 7-1/2"H x 7"D. $190.00. (0094016)
Stromberg Carlson 125. SALE! Five tubes, BCB (540-1500 KHz) and SW in two bands (1450-3500 KHz and 5600-18000 KHz). A remarkable set for both its beauty and quality. Efficient tuned circuits in the antenna and converter make it an exceptionally sensitive table sized set. Works well on all bands with an external antenna. Heavy chassis and six inch electrodynamic speaker give ample full sound. Has a tone control switch for high low. Gorgeous two toned wood cabinet, simple elegant styling. Trademark triple range octagonal three color glass dial face with back-lit station selector. Capactors replaced with new electronic components. Controls cleaned and lubed, cabinet nicely refinished. Was $375.00, now $275.00. (0048226)
Stromberg Carlson 130-H (1936). This beautiful set is one of those great octagon dial sets that Stromberg is so noted for. This set has been restored electronically and cosmetically. The cabinet has been refinished in a lacquer finish, just as it was in 1936. The chassis has been restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance capacitors. The set plays loud and clear on all three bands. This set will rock your parlor with its big 8" speaker. The chassis still has its brown textured finish and has been detailed and cleaned to look just as good as the cabinet. This highly collectable set will look great in any collection or home. 20"W x 11-1/2"H x 9-1/4"D. $479.00. (0062140)
Stromberg Carlson 130R. SALE! Covers broadcast band and shortwave 1.5 MHz-3.5 MHz and 6 MHz-18 MHz in two bands. All paper and electrolytic caps have been replaced with quality components from Mouser electronics. IF transformers peaked to 465Khz. RF circuits aligned for accurate tuning. Original knobs and dial glass. New old stock eye tube very bright. Set has been cleaned and lubed, very nice finish on chassis with minimal rust. Plays very well on all bands; I use an outdoor fifty foot long-wire. Cabinet has a small ding on the top front edge and a small piece of veneer patched in the lower left front corner. The tuning originally had fine tuning and coarse tuning, but the fine tuning knob doesn't work properly--the coarse tuning with the large knob is more than compensates and separating stations is easy. Multi-colored rose wood veneered cabinet refinished with shellac. Great sound from an 8" electrodynamic speaker, has three position tone control. A fine looking set with superb performance. Was $599.00, now $399.00. (0048239)
Stromberg Carlson 130U Tombstone (1936). You are looking at the Granddaddy of all of the Stromberg Carlson tombstone radios. Often cited as the most desirable model, this radio has no equal. The radio is a stunning set, with the unique and highly engineered electronics that this top-drawer maker brought to their products. This radio is the largest tombstone they ever made; the set is a standout in grandeur. Made of the finest American Walnut, the radio is complete with the factory speaker cloth and knobs. This is an eight-tube radio, and thus, is a powerful set that receives three bands. The radio is in pristine condition, about as nice as one would ever wish to find. My technician has done his complete and through job and the radio has all new filters and caps. The set also has had a complete tuner alignment and a new cord and plug for your safety. You will appreciate the condition and sound quality of this remarkable radio. 20"H x 15"W x 11"D. $1,199.00. (0096461)
Stromberg Carlson 1400-H (1949). This one has been repainted in original maroon red and electronically restored. It looks and plays perfectly. A classic early plastic one that would look great in any collection. $85.00. (0089034)
Stromberg Carlson 228H. SALE! Five tubes plus eye tube. BCB and SW in two bands (1.5-3.4 and 6-18 Mhz). This solid transformer powered set was designed with quality in mind. A feast for the eyes and ears. The superhet circuit is sensitive on all bands, works well with a short external antenna. The large speaker and strong amplifier section gives great sound, with a full tone control. Electronically restored with new components bulbs and tubes, cleaned, lubed and aligned for daily use. Cabinet is well made and strong. Original finish, wooden knobs and a colorful side-lit dialface with a back-lit indicator. Was $550.00, now $399.00. (0048221)
Stromberg Carlson 320H. Five tubes, BCB and SW (6-18 MHz). New filter caps and other components as needed. Performs well on both bands. Full, rich tone-controlled sound. The great-looking wood cabinet and ornate dial face show why Stromberg Carlson was called the "Cadillac" of radios. $350.00. (0048129)
Stromberg Carlson 335-L Console. Very nice original finish except top with new toner/lacquer. Excellent original hardware and new grille cloth. All new capacitors and eye tube. Looks and sounds terrific! $425.00. (0038070)
Stromberg Carlson 400H. SALE! Five tube BCB. Original finish (retouched). New filter caps. Beautiful set--extremely sensitive, superb performance. Eye-catching dial face, glass cover. Solid construction structurally and electronically. Just what you'd expect from Stromberg! Was $350.00, now $200.00. (0048043)
Stromberg Carlson 400H. Five tubes BCB only. New electrolytic and paper caps. Refinished. Works great, good sound and sensitivity. Bezel on dial was missing a piece on the upper right side, has been repaired. Some slivers of veneer missing along top front, but looks OK. $200.00. (0048137)
Stromberg Carlson 500H. Six tube superhet, BCB only (550-1700Khz). Highly sensitive. Built in loop antenna with provisions for an added "long-wire" makes it a nice set for BCB DXing! Electronically refurbished with new components. Extra thick Bakelite cabinet with original shine--no cracks or scratches. Nice sounding set with two position tone control, heavy electrodynamic speaker. $150.00. (0048232)
Stromberg Carlson 61-H (1935). This Rochester, New York, company made some of the finest radios of this era. The company was an engineer's dream and they made radios like scientific instruments. They never made the typical production type of sets and that is why the collectors love them. This radio is a great example of this quality, with the hallmark octagon dial that was uniquely theirs. The radio is top quality cabinetry with a high-grade seven-tube chassis. My technician has done a great job, replacing the filters and caps. The radio works and sounds terrific in the large cabinet. Every component has been tested or replaced, including a fresh power cord and plug, for you regular use. 20"W x 11-1/2"H x 10"D. $299.99. (0096418)
Stromberg Carlson 635-B "Treasure Chest" (1928). This vintage "Treasure Chest" is an early AC powered radio. It is a seven tube TRF covering the Broadcast Band. The finish is original and there are a few light scratches, but none that are distracting. The cabinet has very interesting and attractive raised lettering and decorative trim embossed in the wood. The lacquer on the top could use freshening; it is a bit thin. I will do that when it is sold, if requested, for no additional cost. Works fine with a short wire antenna; requires a speaker. This is an impressive and very heavy radio; additional pics available. 23"W x 11"H x 14"D, shipped weight approx 50 pounds. $425.00. (0103058)
Stromberg Carlson 761 (1946). Made by Stromberg Carlson of Canada. This mains, restored, brown Bakelite, six-tube, Standard Broadcast and Short Wave Band radio with original parts, good tubes and excellent cabinet is operational and a pleasure to hear. Dial face has some rubs and needs TLC. $225.00. (0097018)
Superior Genometer TV-50-A Operating and Service Manual. The TV-50-A is a multi function signal generator and this manual covers all the Genometer's functions: R.F. Signal Generator, Audio Frequency Generator, Horizontal & Vertical Generator, Dot Pattern Generator and Marker Generator. This manual is a high quality Laser copy, plastic spiral bound with a clear plastic cover and heavy plain black plastic back for long service use on your bench. $16.00. (0302187)
Supersonic SC-12 (1975). This beautiful and working 12-band shortwave radio is our best seller. This is the last one from over 60 12-band shortwave radios. It operates on two AA batteries or a 3V adapter, both are NOT included. Our Special price on this last 12-band radio includes S&H. $39.00. (0055193)
Sylvania, Hickok, B&K Manuals. Hickok Model 239 Manual for Color Bar Generator. Original, 22 pages with schematics, $6.50. Jackson Tube Tester Model 648 Special Tube Test Data Update, a copy, $4.00. (0302047)

Telechron 18H59 "Musalarm" Clock Radio. Circa 1950s. This beautiful dark reddish brown Bakelite radio is as close to mint as you will ever find. All original. Totally cleaned, seviced electrically and clock cleaned and lubed. Pictures tell the story on this wonderful machine age design. Absolutely displays as virtually unused, radio plays well but should have short antenna wire added to rear wire shown, as all of these models play best with the addition. Clock keeps perfect time and functions work great. From my private collection. 10-1/2"W x 6"H x 5"D. $125.00. (0008086)
Telefunken Caprice 5451W. German AM/FM/phono set. Very clean and selective receiver. $130.00. (0038086)
Telefunken Caprice 7141W. SOLD! Bakelite German radio with broadcast and two shortwave bands. 100% rebuilt and plays great. Good cosmetics and sound. $140.00. (0038169)
Teletone 113. Late 1940's. Very nice looking all solid wood cabinet with a good Mahogany finish. It has the original knobs and good original solid back cover. It has been electronically restored, all tubes have been tested replacing any weak ones. Replaced any out of spec. Capacitors and resistors and replaced the power cord. It sounds very good, has good reception all across the dial. 13-1/2"W x 7"W x 7"H. $179.00. (0002757)
Temple G-4108. Four tubes, BCB only. New filter caps and other components as needed. Plays great for a small set. Original finish on this metal cabinet was kept because of its unique hammered-metal look. $85.00. (0048120)
Thomas BD-110 Reproduction. AM/FM wood radio. One very small veneer chip near seam between front and top. Plays great. $65.00. (0038052)
Thomas Replica Tombstone. Thomas Classic Collection Addition Tombstone style model 711, 1989. Nice looking finish, works well, black dial with a light, AM/FM. Has a small crack in the glass dial cover which is hard to see. Dimensions: 13.25" H x 9.75" W x 7" D. $48.50. (0002734)
Thomas Sam's CM-6 Automatic Record Changer Manual. With tape recorder service data covering 1953-1954 sets. Vol. 6. Also covers wire & tape recorders. All sets from Admiral to Webster & Zenith. With cross reference. This is a large 8-1/2" x 11" book. $15.00. (0302018)
Thomas Sams PF Index Monthly Reporter. This set of six published in 1954 for July to December. These magazines were published for the electronics service industry and are packed full of information such as servicing specialized equipment along with television and radio repair hints and tricks. Plenty of test equipment and other electronic advertisement of the period and lots of photos. All six for $8.50. (0302080)
Thomas Sams Television Tube Location Guides. Six volumes, TGL-1 thru TVL-6. Listing all TVs from 1950 to 1956, Admiral to Zenith showing chassis drawings and tube locations. All in good condition. Complete set. $17.00. (0302028)
Thompson Neutrodyne. DC radio with excellent original finish and rebuilt chassis. Plays well and looks super! This one has the optional battery storage base with installation instructions. $360.00. (0038208)
Tower Meistersinger Cone Speaker. SOLD! This was actually one of the most expensive cone speakers Tower made. The wood frame retains the original finish. the cone is an excellent reproduction. I believe the textured board in back may also be a repro. The cast metal base shows no evidence of ever being painted. It retains the original driver with a replacement cord. When tested with my Federal 110, I was able to get good sound, but not strong volume. It did better with an early AC set. It looks like the volume adjustment is missing which would explain the problem. this rarely seen speaker makes a great display piece and measures 19" x 18". $199.99. (0026451)
Transistor Booklet. Basic Transistor Review. Covering semiconductor fundamentals, circuits & associated components, measurements & circuits analyses, servicing. Original, $6.50. (0302103)
Transistor Collector Guide (1996). This is the highly collectible volume #1 from Marty & Sue Bunis. Hardly ever seen anymore, this out of print price and picture guide has tons of color pictures and descriptions from several collections. It is perhaps the best and easiest guide to use to identify radios. It is fun to compare how much the value of radios has increased since this book was published. $30.00. (0052255)
Transistor Manuals (set of 3). I know, I know, most of you are tube guys but I thought there would be a few who also like working on those older transistor sets, too. These four helpful books are in excellent condition. Sam's, Transistor Substitution Handbook 1962, Fundamentals of Transistors, Rider 1954, Tube-Transistor Substitution Guide, Tab Books, 1969. All three books for one price. $17.50. (0302002)
Trav-Ler 5002 (1946). Mint! Yep, it's off the ol' Jim Dennis "Scale of Beauty!" Surviving the decades in fabulous fashion is this brown swirled Bakelite Trav-Ler. It's not really all that rare, it's just that you don't see'um that often in this condition! From all angles it's a keeper! This Trav-Ler has been gone over electronically, tuned and aligned. And, it plays good with nice sound. All six tubes are strong. The back and tube layout on the reverse side are present. There is an external antenna connection for greater sensitivity. No cracks, chips or scratches. If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $175.00. (0051299)
Trav-Ler 5015 (1948). Cream colored plastic case, AM slider dial, original knobs. A very nice looking radio. If you look close you can see a darker little speck on the top where the paint has chipped off; otherwise the case is perfect. Electronically restored and will work well for many years. $115.00. (0002319)
Trav-Ler 5054 (1947). Small is an understatement. The brown Bakelite case has beautiful swirled markings. The four tubes check out strong! Incredible sound for such a little radio! It has been electronically restored with new filter and electrolytic capacitors while resistors were checked for tolerance. There is an antenna hook up on the back for pure listening enjoyment! The original cord is in good condition and the back is like new! The label on the bottom is intact to show Model 5054. It's a wonderful little radio! Mint! If you'd like additional pics please let me know. 6-3/4"W x 4-3/4"H x 4-1/2"D. $160. $160.00. (0051263)
Trav-Ler 5054 (1948). Nice "midget" set. Original condition. Ivory paint and Plaskon grille. Radio plays displays well. $85.00. (0037070)
Trav-Ler 5066. Six tubes, Broadcast band only. Very sensitive set due to the RF amp section. Plays well using the built-in loop antenna. Nice style Bakelite cabinet has a few scratches and scuffs, nearly invisible hairline crack (repaired) on top seam, very hard to see in photo closeup. Electronically refurbished with new components. $50.00. (0048237)
Trav-Ler 5356 (1954). Tiny Brown Bakelite AM radio. The cabinet is in wonderful condition with a nice sound across the entire dial. Recapped with a new power cord. 7"W x 5"H x 5"D. $100.00. (0039144)
Trav-Ler Clock Radio (1955). Sharp looking classic Danish Blond case in nice condition with just one blemish top right (see extra photos). The Telechron clock and radio work fine. The radio has had the filters replaced, has a heavy power cord and a solid back cover. There is also an AC appliance outlet in the back for use with most kitchen appliances if used in the kitchen, or you could use it for a table lamp, too. $69.50. (0002624)
Trav-Ler Model 5015 (1948). A vintage radio with a very sharp looking chocolate brown case that has exceptional reception across the AM band using the internal loop antenna. Crystal clear dial lens and the dial numbers are strong. Safely restored for your listening pleasure. 10"W x 6-1/2"H x 6"D. $175.00. (0109046)
Tropicana Pure Premium Orange (1992). Used as a premium for Tropicana, this AM/FM radio uses the drinking straw as an antenna. Made in China. Measures 3-1/2" in diameter. Works good. Without battery cover. $20.00. (0202066)
Troy 55 (1935). SOLD! Here is a terrific and hi-caliber table radio from a fine Los Angeles factory. Dramatic use of Maple and Mahogany veneers, embellish with a detailed cabinet. These sets are super players and this example is no exception. The finish and all other parts are factory original. A detailed multi-band dial pictured for your study. The radio was been completely serviced by my technician and a new power cord and plug were added for your safe use. The radio is a decent sized set at 14-1/4"W x 9-1/2"H x 8"D. $399.00. (0096466)
Truetone 2718 (1947). This little Truetone is a real gem, perfect condition. The Deco lines are abundant in this set, and it plays as well as it looks. The chassis has been restored electronically, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. This set has BC and a SW band. This set will set off any room or collection and at a reasonable cost as well. 14-1/2"W x 9"H x 7-1/2"D. $139.00. (0062149)
Truetone D-1011 (1939). Here is a nice little set that was built by the Belmont Company, which was known for its great Deco styling. This is a clean little set and has been restored electronically, replacing all caps and out of tolerance resistors. The radio still retains its original back, which is in excellent condition. The cabinet is perfect with a beautiful sheen. This little set plays loud and clear. This set has only the BC band. Great Deco lines and styling; these sets are very collectable and would look good in any parlor. $149.00. (0062092)
Truetone D1012 Stratoscope (1941). Cream Bakelite. Case in excellent condition; no cracks. On the front it looks like someone filled in a tiny spot with white-out. The same thing was done around the tuning knob on the side. It has the complete cardboard back and original antenna. Thepush buttons have all the original radio station call letters but do not move the station selector. The tuning knob does turns the station selector. There is a partial label on the bottom. The inside looks complete, but when plugged in, does not play. $100.00. (0071019)
Tube Manuals. Each of these useful tube reference books is priced separately. RCA Receiving Tube Manual, Series RC-22, 1963. In fair condition with no tears or markings inside, some writing on the cover, $7.00. #ETR-150 General Electric - Essential Characteristics for AM/FM radio & TV receiving tube ratings etc in that period. Spiral bound, 107 pages, $7.00. (0302012)
Tube Reference Books. RCA Triple Pindex, 1948. This handy book is used to help the technician, one to identify tubes using information in it, Shows tube base diagrams of over 475 different tubes, $7.50. RCA Reference Book, 1972. Shows receiving tube base, envelope and connection diagrams also has a directory of tube types and their interchangeability. Covers transistors and interchangeability of foreign tubes, $7.00. Thomas Sam's Radio Receiver Tube Replacement Guide 1938 to 1947. $8.50. (0302165)
Tube Tester Roll Charts. Has your old roll chart become tattered and worn from many years of use? Here's your chance to get a nice one to replace it. Free of wrinkles, smudges and tears. In new condition and made precisely for your tube tester. These will ship as printed matter, add $1.50. Heath 445-7, $7.00. Sylvania 228 CRT Adapter, $9.00. Triplet 3413, $9.00. (0302001)

Un-Cola (7-Up) Can Radio. Transistor radio 1980s. It is in very nice condition, working, no dents or scratches. $20.00. (0202072)
United States Radio 24A Cathedral. SOLD! With excellent original finish and grille cloth. 100% rebuilt chassis plays strong and clear. $250.00. (0038183)
Universal "BB" Carbon Microphone. "Zenith" microphone is in very good overall condition. It has a great looking ring with original springs and sits on a period Deco stand. The original mic flag lettering says "Royal Radio" and must have been used for promotion either by a Zenith owned/sponsored radio station or in a radio store. This is a super nice display piece for the Zenith collector and certainly would look good sitting next to a 3R or a Zenith console. Swap for?? $750.00. (0080004)
Unknown German Radio. Bakelite radio for parts or restore. Excellent cosmetics. $60.00. (0038199)
US Radio 3072 Cathedral (1931). This is a really nice example of this set. I'm sure it has been refinished sometime in the past. The radio cabinet is nice and tight with no damage. I powered the radio up and it came on and played. This is a real nice cathedral. $250.00. (0012119)

Victor I Phonograph (1903). SOLD! This is a beautiful Victor with its original finish. It has a 9" diameter horn and plays LOUD! These external horn Victors play loud. I have polished and cleaned the cabinet and all hardware. I rebuilt and adjusted the Exhibition reproducer with all new gaskets and a new mica diaphragm. The motor has been cleaned and lubricated as well as the winding spring. These are beautiful machines; if you don't already have an external horn machine, you should get one,you will love it! This is a nice machine, and a nice size as it is a smaller machine. This one is as nice as they come and are steady going up in value. One record and 100 needles are included. 11"W x 11"D x 21"H. $1,495.00. (0062162)
Victor RE45 Console (1929). BC+Phono. This radio is the Big Daddy of the Victor R32 line! Priced at $275 when introduced in May of 1929, this set was certainly the centerpiece of a mansion many many years ago! The set features a 78 RPM Electrola under the top lid, fully restored and functional with a rebuilt pickup and original decals! Chassis is a two piece Neutrodyne unit with separate amp and power supply (that sold for $678 on eBay two years ago!) and has incredible bass and volume for such an early Radio. Cabinet has had a detailed restoration to bring out the many exotic veneers in the way they looked when the set was new! Restoring an RE45 is a huge project, and you'll never see another quite this pristine in working and cosmetic condition! Fully restored and Warranteed with original Instruction Booklet. 45"H x 28"W x 19"D. $1,700.00. (0010052)
Victor Victrola IX (1914). This player is the early style cabinet and still has its original finish in very good condition. The Exhibition Reproducer has been rebuilt useing new gaskets, mica diaphragm, and rubber flange. The reproducer has also been adjusted and plays "LOUD" and clear just as it did 94 years ago. The double spring motor was taken apart, cleaned, oiled and adjusted. The springs were removed from their drums and greased with a synthetic grease to give years of trouble free service. The motor runs so smooth and true you can barely hear it, no thumps and bumps like those over priced antique store finds. This Victrola has been gone through thoroughly and plays beautifully. The original felt on the turntable still remains and is in good condition. This Victrola will make any home a better one, and all radio collectors need and will enjoy a wind up phonograph. I will throw in a pack of 100 needles and the record that came with it when I bought it. $450.00. (0062132)
Victor Victrola V V-VI Phonograph (1911). This model was one of a number of flagship phonographs made by Victor. They were well made affordable machines. This example is in fantastic original condition right down to the finish. The only thing that has been replaced is the turn table cloth. The tone arm and exhibition reproducer are excellent with no rust or pitting. the motor is clean and lubricated. It runs smooth and quiet with wonderful sound quality. It would be hard to find a better example of this extra clean unit. It still retains the original labels with oiling diagram on the base. I will include 100 needles with this purchase. 15"W x 9"H x 16"D. $349.99. (0026411)
Victor Victrola VVXIV (1923). S/N 14158. This machine is flawless and of red mahogany. It is nearly impossible to believe this relic is so brilliant and unmarked after all this time. You will never find another like this. Included is a six volume set of records with illustrations inside the cover. This machine will be the focal point in any room of your house. $1,250.00. (0111017)
Viking (Hudson's Bay Co.) 52-13A. This unique battery radio, manufactured by Dominion Electrohome Industries, was also referred to as Electrohome Viking. Viking was one of Hudson's Bay Co. brand names sold exclusively by the firm. This four-tube Standard Broadcast and Short Wave Band, large brown plastic receiver has been carefully restored and operates on a modern battery pack. The unique dual glass provides the short wave band in separate columns both in megacycles and meters. The A supply is 1.5V and the B 90V. The battery easily fits inside the ample cabinet that is in excellent condition. The parts are original and the tubes good. This was an upscale product for the affluent market and with the short wave band was dubbed the Global. $145.00. (0097012)
Vintage Speaker. Handsome vintage speaker. The model is unknown. This is a great looking and working speaker with a Mahogany case and a Birdseye Maple top. The back of the case matches the front. Good wire connectors. $115.00. (0002767)
Vista Globe Radio. This Globe radio includes short wave as well as radio stations. The radio is 8" high and about 21" in circumference. It is a very nice radio, but has a cardboard replacement cover over the battery area. There are only two vistas listed in the Radio Attic ads and they aren't globes, plays perfectly. $80.00. (0111014)

Walton Wal-Tone. Here is a radio you don't see often, or should I say, don't see at all. This extremely rare Walton radio is the real Walton bearing the name. The label says that the factory was in Ann Arbor Michigan with executive offices in Toledo. It probably was two brothers working out of a garage with a cousin in Toledo! This is also the largest and heaviest four tube TRF sets I've seen. Also unusual is the solid pine cabinet. There is no plywood or veneer. I saved and restored the original finish. The original grille cloth is like new and the knobs must also be original. the chassis has been restored and plays well for a four tube set. A great chance to own a true piece of depression era history. 13-1/4"W x 10-1/4"H x 7"D. $299.99. (0026453)
Warbler Bird House Novelty. Cute little solid wood novelty that looks like it might be an old radio with the knobs for On & Off and Tuning. On the top you can see the antenna in the shape of musical notes. 6"W x 3-1/2"H x 2-3/4"D. $19.00. (0202098)
Wards 306 Teledial (1937). Beautiful, restored Teledial. Completely gone thru, plays well and loud. Dial and surround in excellent condition. 18"W x 10"H x 8-1/2"D. $335.00. (0110017)
Watterson 4581 (1946). SOLD! This postwar radio was made in Dallas, Texas. "Dallas" is printed on the dial under "Watterson." That is the first time I've seen that done on a dial. A really sharp little set. It has been refinished, but the veneer decal band near the base was preserved and it's in beautiful condition. The grille cloth has been replaced, but the knobs are original. It retains the original wood back with the original finish. The radio has been serviced and plays great. 13-3/4"W x 7-1/2"H x 7"D. $169.99. (0026455)
Watterson 478(?) (1947) . A stunning dark wooden cabinet highlights this radio for your display. Exceptional reception across the AM band. Fully restored to give you safe, dependable enjoyment for years to come. (I am not sure of the model number on this unit) $125.00. (0109007)
Welbilt 2700 Early Cathedral (Replica). This very unusual BC/FM set is reminiscent of the midget cathedrals produced in the early 30's. Cabinet is wood & wood veneers; consequently, this unit produces a very pleasing, warm tone. The set is used, but is in excellent condition. Since I am far from proficient in "modern" electronic repair, the radio is offered "as is," without my usual warranty. Your satisfaction, however, is 100% guaranteed. $70.00. (0021013)
Western Electric 560-AW Cone Speaker. This is without question one of the most impressive cone speakers ever made. At 24" in diameter, it is a marvel to behold. the cone is a reproduction made by Buford Chidester in 1997. These made and decorated cones are in themselves a work of art. The cone is true to the original in every detail. The balance of the speaker is all original including the paint, grille cloth, cord and driver. The grille cloth is flawless and the cord is near perfect. The paint shows only minor wear and has a nice patina. The driver is like new and the speaker works well. I don't think you will note much difference in sound over the more common 540 model, but in appearance there is no comparison. Don't miss this opportunity to own one of the best in Western Electric. $1,099.99. (0026440)
Western Electric Radio Advertising (1945). Old advertising scanner copy (not an original) accomplished in HP standard Foto paper A4 format (210 x 297 mm). $5.99. (0075006)
Westinghouse (Canada) 185 Tombstone (1934). Here is a radio you don't see every day. This big Canadian set is built like a tank and is a fine receiver in all aspects. The cabinet is absolutely beautiful, with its fine lines and gorgeous inlays. The cabinet has a hand rubbed lacquer finish using original stain and toners to bring his old girl back to 1934. The chassis is as beautiful as the cabinet, cleaned and polished to look new again, and electronically restored to play new again. This six tube set plays great on both BC and SW bands and has all Canadian tubes. 19-1/2"H x 17-1/2"W x 12"W. $499.00. (0062137)
Westinghouse 504 (1938). Wood table radio, s/n 82487. Beautiful cabinet. Works well. 14"W x 9"H x 8"D. $110.00. (0086010)
Westinghouse 556 (1938). Bakelite table radio, s/n B5531. Original knobs & window; cabinet is marked and worn. Works well. 12"W x 8"H x 6"D. $85.00. (0086007)
Westinghouse Aeriola Sr.. This Aeriola is in excellent original condition and comes complete with an RCA WD-11 tube. The original instruction sheet is complete and very nice with no rips or tears. The wood case has minor scratches and dings, but nothing that detracts from the overall appearance. The nickel plating is very good overall. The interior is complete all original and in great condition. The dial plates are discolored as shown, but all and all a beautiful example. the WD-11 has a good filament, but otherwise the set is untested and offered as is. A display ready radio that measures 7"W x 8-1/2"H x 7-1/4"D. $349.99. (0026438)
Westinghouse Aeriola Sr. and Aeriola Sr. Amplifier (1921). This is quite a find and a functioning unit as well. This set is in fine condition and comes with the rare and very sought after amplifier. The radio and the amplifier have good WD-11 tubes in place. Both pieces have been serviced and are operational. This is a very early set and in super condition; both units have the original finish and look super. If you are into very early battery sets, then you have to have this one. This set will make a great condition to any collection. $899.00. (0062151)
Westinghouse H-382T5 (1953). An outstanding chocolate brown case with extraordinary reception on the AM band using the internal antenna. Fully restored electronically for safe, reliable operation. A superb sounding radio you'll enjoy. 9"W x 6"H x 5"D. $145.00. (0109048)
Westinghouse H-542T5 Clock Radio (1954). Reddish brown clock radio. Clock and radio work; all complete and in good condition. $65.00. (0037078)
Westinghouse H538T4 Clock Radio (1955). Has scratches on top (see second photo). Otherwise looks good. Plays good; clock does not work. $25.00. (0089015)
Westinghouse N-202 (1940s). AM and Short-Wave. This restored set is working very well, having been electronically restored to last for your enjoyment for many years. $145.00. (0002529)
Westinghouse Radio Advertising (1937). Old advertising scanner copy (not an original) accomplished in HP standard Foto paper A4 format (210 x 297 mm). $5.99. (0075008)

Zenith 10-S-130 Tombstone (1937). Rarer than the Zenith Walton; and a whole lot better looking too! This was Zenith's top of the line table model for 1937. Ten tubes, AM and shortwave channels, voice-music-hi fidelity selector, bulls eye tuning meter, local-long distance selector, huge lighted multi colored dial. Complete chassis restoration, refinished super solid cabinet, reconed speaker, new grille cloth, original wood knobs (also refinished), original wood grain "photo paper" simulated wood panels in perfect shape. Super reception and bass from the 10" speaker, bulls eye tuning eye rebuilt and working perfectly also. Looks and performs like a new radio; simply stunning. The radio will include a complete rebuilt spare chassis to go along with it. American ingenuity at its best! $2,750.00. (0023033)
Zenith 10-S-464 Console (1940). BC+2SW. This is one of the ten tube black dial Zenith models which had many added features and being a newer set, excellent performance. Restored cabinet features a waterfall front with top quality Burled walnut with fantastic three dimensional patterning (more pictures on request). Super clean Chassis features a push-pull 6V6 output delivering excellent clear and powerful audio and an early "graphic equalizer" tone selector for six different tone selections. Pushbutton tuning for up to six different pre-select stations reside to the right of the dial. Additional features include a Radio/Television switch (anticipating the introduction of TV before WW2), internal rotating antenna with distant/local switch, and the classic green tuning eye with NEW eye tube. 42"H x 29"W x 16"D. $79.95 when new, it can be yours for $1,100.00. (0010077)
Zenith 12-S-XX Console (model unknown). Twelve tube black shutter dial, center dial part missing otherwise complete, good wood, poor finish, good grille. 41"H x 27"W x 14"D. $350.00. (0136008)
Zenith 142R. Manufactured by Zenith. This is a small table radio. It has good appearance. Has one chip on the bottom back. It has slight rub marks on the top where the handle rests against it when the handle is down. $65.00. (0111007)
Zenith 288 Tombstone (1933). This beautiful Art Deco style tombstone has eight tubes, broadcast band and four short-wave bands that pull in the quality of sound that's hard to believe. This radio is one of Zenith's finest performers; the tuning sensitivity for extra fine tuning is excellent and it even has an antenna trimmer control knob, one of six on the front panel. This classic and highly desired collectable radio has been professionally refinished as original in dark mahogany with the striking ebony trim and electronically restored to serve for many years to come. 18-1/2"H x 16"W x 11"D. $745.00. (0002436)
Zenith 4-K-422 (1940). This is a battery operated Bakelite farm set with true Zenith Deco styling. It features a wrap around grille on the left side with horizontal wrap around bars. Two plastic "Z" knobs (both have knicks out of them) and four tubes. The case is clean with no cracks or chips, just a few minimal scuffs. Great display! As is, I have never tried to power this one up. $75.00. (0034091)
Zenith 5-R-216 Cube (1937). SOLD! Here we have a model from Zenith's famous line of "Cube" radios. This well made cabinet is very heavy and solid. The wood grain in the dark walnut's finish is just stunning throughout the entire set. One of the unique features with this cube radio is the side mounted speaker which allows for a "different" listening experience. And just look at that large black dial! Nothing compares. Lighting nice and bright, the dial is in superb shape with all numbers and letters indicating station frequencies legible and showing no signs of wear. The gold "Z" pointer is also in great shape and turns nice and smooth around the dial. Claw feet and a front & side Art Deco grille finish this set off with style and class. Both "Z" knobs are in excellent condition and work as they should. The five tube chassis is clean and restored. Great reception from these Long distance radios allow you to listen to stations up and down the dial with good volume, warm rich tone, and no hum. Please email me for additional photos or inquiries. 12"W x 9-1/2"W x 9-1/4"D. $395.00. (0112006)
Zenith 5-R-216 Cube (1938). SOLD! In many of my ads, you will note my appreciation for these all-American classics. The collectors of vintage radios are of the same mind, as Zenith radios represented some of the very best made radios in this country. As you can see, this is the famed "black dial" series with the "Z" wood knobs. The radio is a five tube and broadcast band receiver. Crafted from the finest American Walnut, the condition is extremely nice. My technician, a lifelong Zenith collector, has done his usual stellar job in the renewal of the electronics. He has replaced all of the filters and caps with the highest-grade available replacements. The set has been thoroughly tested for factory correct values and the tuner has been aligned for tuning accuracy. This "cube" will delight you with a large sound from a compact form. 12"W x 10"H x 10"D. $259.00. (0096470)
Zenith 5-R-317 "1939 World's Fair" Glass Rod Radio. Here is one of those radios that all Zenith guys have to have! This is needless to say, one of Zenith's most sought after sets. This is the five tube set, which has a power transformer, instead of its six tube sister which is an AC/DC set with a ballast tube. This set has its original grille cloth and has been electronically restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. The chassis is very clean and in excellent shape. This is a very nice set, and will be one of the best additions to any collection. This very deco set was the set displayed by Zenith in the "1939 World's Fair." $979.00. (0062127)
Zenith 5-S-127 Tombstone (1937). SOLD! All of the people who regularly visit my pages, always hear me tout the quality of Zenith radios. The company was simply the most solid middle priced radio made in America. The set you are looking at is a great example of American made quality. Stable and sensitive in the reception and a fine response in sound quality are several of the proper adjectives to describe this set. Note the finely crafted wood knobs with the embossed Zenith logo, and the large black dial. In a darkened room, the radio springs to life with a bright backlit dial. The radio has received a complete and thorough restoration. This work includes replacing all of the filters and caps. The resisters and tubes were tested for factory fresh values. The tuner has been aligned for accuracy and a new cord and plug added for safety. This is a great set! 19-1/2"H x 14"W x 11"D. $399.99. (0096465)
Zenith 5-S-127 Tombstone (1937). All of the people who regularly visit my pages, always hear me tout the quality of Zenith radios. The company was simply the most solid middle priced radio made in America. The set you are looking at is a great example of American made quality. Stable and sensitive in the reception and a fine response in sound quality are several of the proper adjectives to describe this set. Everything is factory original on this set. The decals indicating the bands are still intact. The finish is very acceptable, and overall the set is stunning. There is some minor chipping to the back edge on the top, minor and it is not unusual. You would be hard pressed to find a nicer example. It has finely crafted wood knobs with the embossed Zenith logo, and the large black dial. In a darkened room, the radio springs to life with a bright backlit dial. The radio has received a complete and thorough restoration. This work includes replacing all of the filters and caps. The resistors and tubes were tested for factory fresh values. The tuner has been aligned for accuracy and a new cord and plug added for safety. This is a great set! 19-1/2"H x 14"W x 11"D. $399.99. (0096514)
Zenith 5-S-228 Tombstone (1938). Here is a Zenith tombstone you don't come across very often. Unique for its smaller cabinet, yet large black dial, this set offers everything you come to expect from Zenith's tombstone line. The golden oak cabinet is just stunning with gorgeous wood grain, pinstripe inlays, jet black edges, claw feet, and a large Art Deco grille. The large black dial is in excellent condition with all letters and numbers representing station frequencies legible and showing little signs of wear. The brass escutcheon and dial glass are in great shape with no cracks, breaks, or scratches. There is a very, very small hairline on the far left side of the dial (at 5.6) and barely noticeable only when turned on and standing very close. The "Z" pointer is in perfect shape and turns around the dial nice and smooth. All three "Z" knobs are excellent and work as they should. The five tube chassis is clean and has been restored. Excellent reception from Zenith's Long Distance sets on both Broadcast and Shortwave bands. Listen to stations all over the world with lots of volume, warm rich tone, and no hum. Please email me for additional photos or inquiries. 15-1/2"H x 10-1/2"W x 9-1/2"D. $595.00. (0112002)
Zenith 5-S-29 Tombstone (1937). This is one of the most popular of the Zenith black dial tombstones. The set is a mid-sized model, yet has a tremendous performance and sound. The radio displays with the iconic dial and when turned on, displays with a multi-colored dial. The radio has been completely restored for your regular use and should offer many years of service. The radio has received all new caps and filters, tuner alignment and a new power cord for your safety. A real beauty! 18"H x 13"W x 10"D. $459.00. (0096445)
Zenith 6-D-2620 (1942). This is a uniquely styled little wood radio made just before the WWII ban on U.S. consumer radio manufacturing. Famous Zenith black dial, international short wave reception and nicely rounded top and inward slopping sides makes this radio highly prized by collectors. Powerful, six tube performance with a built in antenna or a short indoor antenna for short wave (supplied). Perfect wood with great original finish and knobs. Restored by Antique Electric Radios. Dial cover, speaker, line cord and capacitors replaced. Tubes checked, tuned, aligned and dial calibrated. 117 volt AC/DC, AM, SW, 14"W x 9"H x 7"D, 7 pounds. $240.00. (0036115)
Zenith 6-D-312 (1938). This is one of the most Deco Bakelite radios Zenith ever made. Raised left side and wrap around grille bars. The cabinet on this particular model is perfect, flawless in every way. The chassis is bright gold and spotless, just as it looked 69 years ago when she was brand new. The chassis has been restored electronically, replacing all capacitors and all out of tolerance resistors. You could not dream of a better example of this model. This set is BC only and plays loud and clear. There is no question about it, these sets are highly collectible and are highly demanded. This set will be a great asset to any radio collector or Art Deco collector. 12"W x 8"H x 6-1/2"D. $395.00. (0062095)
Zenith 6-D-315 (1938). This little Deco Bakelite Zenith has one of the most unique cabinets Zenith ever made. The 1938 Zenith lineup had many Deco cabinets. This paticular set has the Wavemagnet loop antenna back which makes it fairly scarce, unlike the 6-D-311 which used the same cabinet without the Wavemagnet antenna and carry handle. The cabinet on this radio is super. The chassis is very clean and has been electronically restored; plays loud and clear. The original speaker was reconed by "The Speaker Shop" in Lima, Ohio, so no rattles, just good clear sound. This set is highly collectable and will definitely be a good addition to any collection. 11"W x 7"H x 8-1/2"D. $369.00. (0062110)
Zenith 6-D-510 (1941). SOLD! This is a popular Zenith six tube table set that can pull in stations from all over. It plays loud and clear; totally recapped and reconditioned electronically, and my guarantee applies. Pristine Bakelite cabinet newly painted with maroon enamel. Has unpainted "Z" knobs and original back. 10 pounds packed. $75.00. (0100059)
Zenith 6-D-516. This little Bakelite Zenith has been restored inside and out. The cabinet has been professionally repainted back to its original ivory finish. The chassis has been polished and cleaned, and electronically restored, replacing all capacitors and out of tolerance resistors. A new dial face cover has been installed so you can see the beautiful, black dial clearly. The radio has BC only and plays loud and clear. This great prewar set will make a great addition to your collection. $179.00. (0062106)
Zenith 6-D-520 (1941). Nice looking and great working walnut plastic table radio, lighted black dial, wrap around lattice grill. AM Broadcast, six tubes. The case is in very good condition and has no cracks, chips or bad scratches. $195.00. (0002727)
Zenith 6-D-526 (1941). SOLD! Walnut wood case with the classic Waterfall style of the 40's. It has six tubes and has great tone with plenty of volume thru all stations. Electronically it is excellent and will perform well for many years. 12"W x 8-1/4"H x 8"D. $295.00. (0002758)
Zenith 6-D-612 (1942). SOLD! Beautiful brown Bakelite AM radio. Scratch free cabinet with a nice handle and beautiful black dial. Recapped and ready to go with a new power cord. Cardboard back is missing. 12"W x 7"D x 7"H. $95.00. (0039121)
Zenith 6-D-614 "Consoltone" (1942). Here's an iconic and collectible Zenith Bakelite radio. Cabinet is gorgeous but does have a nicely done hairline repair on the right side, towards the back edge. There's also one cloudy spot on the right side of the dial lens and some light scratches. Original ribbed handle is made of thick Bakelite. Clean, original Zenith chassis was re-capped sometime ago and when tested it played well with a nice sound. $125.00. (0027291)
Zenith 6-S-128 Tombstone (1936). When it came to making terrific and dependable radios, Zenith Radio was unquestionably the best. They were all that was great about American engineering and manufacture. These sets have a huge following among collectors, and with good reason. This very large tombstone is a terrific example of both the quality of these sets and as nice as example that I have ever offered for sale. I think my photos will detail the very fine original cabinet, with the fine factory finish 99 percent still perfect today. Please study the big black dial, a Zenith hallmark. The dial lights dramatically in a darkened room; has the factory wooden "Z" knobs. My technician, who is a life-long Zenith collector, has done an especially fine restoration of the chassis. As with all of our radios, the old filters and caps are replaced with state of the art replacements that will offer decades of fine service and reliability. The size offers a dramatic sound quality. These were the kinds of sets that made Zenith Radios the collector's choice. 22-1/2"H x 17-1/2"W x 13"D. $599.99. (0096472)
Zenith 6-S-128 Tombstone (1937). SOLD! Another Zenith from the golden age of Zeniths. Six tubes, BC, SW, Amateur, Police and Aviation Bands. Big 8" speaker for full tone. This beauty has been completely refurbished, will play well for years to come. The finish is outstanding, allowing the grain pattern of the walnut to be displayed. Completely stock radio; more pictures available. 22"H x 17"W x 11"D. $695.00. (0110016)
Zenith 6-S-222 "Cube". SOLD! Great cosmetic restoration of a nice original. Plays very well, with a light electrical restoration. Clean chassis, inside of cabinet refinished as well, with all original Zenith knobs. Gleams, with new/old Zenith grille cloth. She's a beaut! About 15"W x 10"H x 12"d. $365.00. (0110014)
Zenith 6-S-223 Cube (1938). SOLD! Largest of the popular "Cube" series of the late 30's. Beautiful, full electronic and cosmetic restoration. All aging chassis components replaced, new power cord, interior repainted zenith blue. This radio performs as new on BC and SW bands. Finished using grain filler, a combination of stains and toners, with four coats of hand rubbed lacquer finish. Large at 20"W x 12"H x 10"D. $565.00. (0110019)
Zenith 6-S-229 Tombstone (1938). Those of you who regularly shop my pages here on the Attic have heard me sing the praises of these all-American favorites. These sets represented the very best of the middle to better end of the radio world circa 1938. The styling with the super 6-1/2" black dial and very reliable super-het chassis made them a true workhorse performer. The photo finish covering the cabinet is in the very nice condition. This particular set is a rare one. The factory used a mahogany finish on 98 percent of the cabinets, yet this one set is a scarce American Walnut finish. The luster of the case is terrific. My technician, who is a life-long Zenith collector, has done the spectacular restoration, as you would expect. The work includes a total replacement of the filters and caps. The radio other components have been checked for the proper values and a new line cord and plug for your safe operation. After the completed restoration, you will be able to enjoy this radio for years of trouble free service. 18"H x 13-1/2"W x 11"D. $499.00. (0096455)
Zenith 6-S-238 Chairside. SOLD! I am offering for sale this great looking Zenith chairside radio. It features the very desirable "half moon" design. It has been expertly refinished and looks outstanding. This radio is nice small size measuring only 22"H x 22"W x 14"D. It has been electronically restored and plays very strong on AM and both Shortwave bands. The radio also has a very nice warm tone which can be adjusted to fit your individual taste with the variable tone control feature of this radio. This neat little chairside has the original Zenith grille cloth and the original Zenith wooden knobs. A great looking and great playing radio that you can enjoy every day. $495.00. (0015146)
Zenith 6-S-27 Tombstone (1936). SOLD! AC powered completely stock , unrestored original. Plays well, with good volume. Has the original price, $59.95, in pencil on the chassis. Cabinet is not perfect, has a few nicks, scratches, but these original units are getting hard to find. It does have a stress crack on the left hand top side. It also has a homemade dial string. I haven't done anything to it except power it up on the Variac. Approx. 22"H x 17"W x 12"D. $600.00. (0110006)
Zenith 6-S-27 Tombstone (1936). There were no more dependable radios made in America than Zenith radios. They were well designed and engineered to be rock solid, dependable radios. They still are today, many decades from the factory. This model is a six tube, tri-band model. The finish is very nice factory original, as are all of the other cosmetic parts. This radio was completely renewed by my technician, who is a lifetime Zenith collector. New caps and filters, tubes all strong, and a fresh power cord and plug assure you of trouble free service. One of my favorites, and a set that is not found very often, this large tombstone is sure to be a favorite listening radio. 22-5/8"H x 16-1/2"W x 13"D. $499.00. (0096504)
Zenith 6-S-511. Pushbutton Bakelite. Great brown swirl pattern in Bakelite. Original pushbuttons and knobs, completely rebuilt with great sound and selectivity. $165.00. (0038142)
Zenith 6G001Y Trans-Oceanic Companion (1946). This Zenith portable radio was introduced as a smaller AM Broadcast only companion to the 8G005Y in 1946. This set has been recovered with a Black Tolex material very similar to the original covering which is no longer produced. All brass and external screws have been polished and lacquered to retain a shine. Plastic surfaces have been polished and the electronics restored. Not built as solidly as the Transoceanic, they are seldom found in good condition and virtually never found in "like new" condition such as this. This is a really great long distance radio and a nice addition to any collection. $30.00 for shipping & insurance. $199.95. (0108009)
Zenith 6G6??. SALE! Six tube superhet BCB only (550-1700Khz). Unique style wood cabinet with original finish will stand out in any collection. The set uses the same chassis as the Zenith 6-D-525: a good circuit with fine sensitivity and sound. Electronically refurbished with new components. Was $275.00, now $200.00. (0048234)
Zenith 7-H-820 (1948). Early Zenith AM/FM set with the "Armstrong" reception system and Zenith "tone register" tone control. Large, heavy Bakelite cabinet is in its original ivory paint. It shows numerous touch-ups and some scratches but painted versions of these are somewhat hard to come by. Solid cabinet has shows no cracks/chips. When tested this radio worked well on both bands. $125.00. (0027296)
Zenith 7-S-28 Tombstone (1936). SOLD! This rare AM/Shortwave radio is more of an item for a radio collector. It is not a everyday player; rather, a radio you play every now and then. Having said that, it plays loud and clear on all three bands and has been for ten years. The cabinet, chassis and faceplate are original to the set. The speaker, grille cloth and knobs are either a replacement or exact reproduction of the original item. The cabinet is just about as big as a "Walton" and has been restored to its original lacquer look. The speaker is a 8" speaker from that period of time. The radio has been electronically restored with all new capacitors, good tubes and resistors. It has been aligned according to specifications in the Zenith repair manual and it plays just fabulous. A rare radio for a good price. Email for more detail and pictures. $750.00. (0004244)
Zenith 7-S-363 Console. Nice deco console with mostly original finish. Complete chassis rebuild, playing strong and clear on all bands. Beautiful set!! $750.00. (0038149)
Zenith 7-S-363 Console (1939). SOLD! BC + 2SW. This Classic Black dial Zenith is the most sought after and beautiful cabinet Zenith made! It features a stunning cabinet of Walnut, with Australian Laurel, quilted Maple and Tiger Oak highlights with toned striping and new correct reproduction grille cloth. Chassis was fully restored from a Virgin original, gold hammertone paint on a copper plated chassis with matching tube shields that gives incredible sound with the "Radiorgan" graphic equalizer of its time, six tone selections and six station pre-sets and silk smooth dial tuning with the classic green tuning eye! 41-1/2"H x 26-1/2"W x 15"D. $1,200.00. (0010073)
Zenith 7-S-364 Console (1939). BC + 2SW. This classic Black dial Zenith features the same gold hammertone paint on a copper plated chassis that the 7-S-363 uses but with a huge 12" speaker. The chassis gives incredible sound with the "Radiorgan" graphic equalizer of its time, six tone selections and six station pre-sets and silk smooth dial tuning with the classic green tuning eye! The cabinet for this model is a rare bird indeed; few Spinet style Zeniths were made and the 364 is quite hard to come by. The cabinet has multiple sections of solid maple hardwoods with a walnut veneer on the dial and front pillar sections for a grand looking appearance. 37"H x 29"W x 14-1/2"D. $950.00. (0010074)
Zenith 7-S-633 (1941). Nothing compares to the performance of a Zenith. And this one is just tremendous. A gorgeous golden oak cabinet, wrap around grille, and large black dial provide superb looks as well as performance. The set features seven tubes, automatic tuning, numerous tone controls, AM broadcast, and two Shortwave bands. Listen to stations all over the world with outstanding reception and lots of volume. Both knobs are in great shape and work as they should. All pushbuttons are fully functional, although it is recommended you use the manual tuning due to the age and delicacy of the automatic tuning mechanism. A few minor blemishes have been blended and as you can see, nothing that detracts from the beauty of this set. 20"W x 10"H x 10"D. $395.00. (0112008)
Zenith 7-S-684 (1942). I really enjoy the unrestored good original radios. This was the proverbial "Grandma's" radio, bought new and in the same family until I found it. Plays well, is in as found condition. Large table model, 22"W x 11"H x 10"D. $225.00. (0110009)
Zenith 807 Tombstone (1935). The lower end model of the very popular 1935 Zenith lineup, the 807 is stylish and sensitive enough to bring in even distant stations. Built around an efficient five-tube design, the set covers the AM broadcasts and 6-17 MHz on two bands. This set has been electronically restored and plays as new. The cabinet has been refinished and the grille cloth is new. There is a filled repair on the front left about midway between top and bottom, not very noticeable except on close inspection, but noted and pictured. Also the left front foot was chipped. It was just sanded down and finished. A great example from a Zenith series ever increasing in popularity among collectors. $40.00 for shipping & insurance. $499.95. (0108007)
Zenith 808 Tombstone (1935). From the Zenith 1935 lineup, the 808 was the next step up from the 807. This is a six-tube model covering AM Broadcast and 1.5-4.5 MHz and 5.5-15MHz in three bands. The electronics in this set have been restored and the cabinet finish has been "renewed," not completely refinished. The original finish was smoothed and additional lacquer applied. There is one minor veneer issue at the very back of the top as shown in one of the pictures. It is not noticed except upon close inspection, but noted and pictured. The grille cloth is a reproduction. Fully aligned and ready to go, this set is a player and performs quite well. A great addition to any Zenith collection. $40.00 for shipping & insurance. $549.95. (0108006)
Zenith 847 Console (1935). Here is a Zenith console you seldom see. Even Lynn fell in love with the little cutie when I bought it in for pictures. At only 37"H x 21-1/2"W x 12"D, it would be perfect if you want a nice console, but have limited space. The set uses the same escutcheon, knobs and chassis as the very popular 805 cathedral. During the depression table radios and consoles often shared the same chassis as a way of cutting costs. It does have a replacement grille cloth, but otherwise is all original. The condition is excellent throughout, and it could not be any cleaner. The chassis and speaker look near new. It has been serviced and plays well on AM and with an antenna you can get short wave. A rare find and a great display piece. $599.99. (0026419)
Zenith 9-S-232 "Walton" Tombstone (1938). SOLD! This is a superb playing, nine-tube version of the Zenith radio made famous by "The Waltons" TV show. It has the "Robot" dial, which means the dial front changes by turning the bandswitch. It also has motorized tuning for faster frequency changes. The radio has been electronically restored with all new capacitors, good tubes and resistors. It has been aligned according to specifications in the Zenith Repair manual and it plays just fabulous on all bands. The cabinet has been restored and refinished with lacquer. I purchased this cabinet ten years ago with a bad chassis. The knobs, chassis, and speaker were purchased separately. The speaker is not original but is an 8" speaker from that period of time. The knobs are a mixture of real and reproduction. The grille cloth is an exact reproduction. A good price for a fine radio. 23"H x 18-1/2"W x 15"D. $1,995.00. (0004245)
Zenith 9-S-30 Tombstone (1936). This is an original ebony cabinet. A very nice John and Jean Goller restoration. They report that the cabinet is solid wood, no veneer. The cabinet has a few top coat flaws, but is still very nice. An ebony finish is very hard to carry off. Plays well, as you would expect, and it is fitted with a non original speaker. Approx. 22"H x 17"W x 12"D. $2,200.00. (0110005)
Zenith 9-S-30 Tombstone (1937). Here is a scarce high tube count Zenith tombstone. The radio is a high-powered three-band receiver that contains nine tubes in a super-het circuitry, with superior performance. The radio is made of American Walnut and the finish is terrific. The radio has been thoroughly restored by my best technician, a lifelong Zenith collector. Every cap and filter was replaced and every other element checked for factory correct new specs. The tuner is aligned for accuracy and a fine silk cord and reproduction Bakelite plug added, so you can play this set like new. This is one special set! 22"H x 16-1/2"W x 15"D. $1,099.00. (0096469)
Zenith 9-S-369 Console (1939). BC+2SW. This nine tube Shutterdial commands attention from everyone in the room with its stunningly massive cabinet and sophisticated look! This model is a pretty scarce one; you'll be hard pressed to find another and certainly not in this condition. The grille cloth is original and the original photofinish highlights are also properly restored. The chassis is a super-clean classic copper plated and gold hammertone painted top performer, with six Tone selections (The Radiorgan, push-button tone controls that let you blend the tone you desire), EIGHT station pre-sets, and a brand new 6U5 classic green tuning eye! Sound is incredible with the deepest rich Bass you could imagine from its huge 12" speaker. I rarely offer a Shutterdial for sale and you can't beat the performance of this one! 43"H x 30"W x 18"D. Originally sold for $139.95 in 1939 it can be in your collection for $1,700.00. (0010076)
Zenith F-508V. Great pink color. Has small (-1/4") hairline on top back edge. All complete with original knobs and back. $32.00. (0029002)
Zenith G-615 (1950). This is a very clean "portable" Bakelite set with a metal grille and dial surround. The cabinet is in excellent condition, with no cracks or breaks, and very minor wear to the metallic trim; the plastic cord-wrapped handle is perfect. Radio has received all new capacitors and tubes, and other repairs as needed. This six-tube BC set produces that great Zenith tone and excellent volume, and it displays beautifully. $205.00. (0021028)
Zenith H500 Super Trans-Oceanic Owners Operating Guide. This manual is an excellent professionally done laser copy from the original. Includes the blank Short Wave Station Log. $7.50. (0302176)
Zenith H615 (1951). Eames era style in unpainted ivory Plaskon without cracks/chips but plenty of shine. Big bold glossy jet black Bakelite dial pointer/control knobs are excellent too! Neat gold diamond mesh metal grille sits on maroon grille cloth & is surrounded by an undamaged gold-tone dial scale. The top front center ruby "jewel" power indicator gives a nice glow! The top rib wrapped carry handle is sharp & undamaged. Comes with a nice original back & 90% bottom label. The six tube AM only chassis plays well. This beauty will be a standout in your collection or mid-century decor! 12-1/2"W x 8-1/2"H x 7"D. $265.00. (0025163)
Zenith K-731. Here's a superb radio from Zenith. Wooden cabinet with fancy trim near the bottom. Nice radio that has not been restored but plays WELL on both AM & FM bands. One of Zenith's better sounding table radios, uses the fairly large wood cabinet to develop some true sounding bass. This radio is in good shape and complete, has some minor wear to the finish, but not bad at all and should clean and polish nicely! $35.00. (0003021)
Zenith K-731 (Alternate Style Cabinet). Here's another superb radio from Zenith. Wooden cabinet with stylish legs like an old console TV! Nice radio that has not been restored but plays WELL on both AM & FM bands. One of Zenith's better sounding table radios; uses the fairly large wood cabinet to develop some true sounding bass. This radio is in good shape and complete, has some minor wear to the finish and grille cloth, but not bad at all and should clean and polish nicely! $35.00. (0003026)
Zenith L-622 Clock Radio (1953). SOLD! A statuesque model L-622 was one of the last Art-Deco step-down beauties that came out of Zenith in the fifties. This clock radio is a very dark chocolate brown Bakelite with matching Bakelite back cover! Incredible shine! Absolutely stunning! Of course, it's been gone over electronically and plays as good as it looks with the familiar quality Zenith sound. The six tubes are in good shape. The clock functions work like they are supposed with the "how-to" instructions clearly written on the bottom. The auto timer plug in the back for that morning coffee works, too! A beautiful radio that is off the 'ol Jim Dennis "Scale of Beauty!" If you'd like additional pics please let me know. $180.00. (0051320)
Zenith N731. Nice style wooden cabinet tube radio, it has not been refinished but instead has the original patina with some minor wear at the edges and to the knobs gives it a nice "natural" feel just like you were listening to it back in grandma's kitchen many years ago! Radio has not been restored, but the AM and FM bands are both super nice performers (Zenith really went all out when they designed this radio, very sensitive tuner!) and the radio plays well with good sound from the built in Zenith speaker system, one of the more enjoyable radios to listen to AND collect! $45.00. (0003075)
Zenith R-7000-2 Trans-Oceanic (1981). The last and best of the Zenith Trans-Oceanics, this R-7000-2 has spent most of its life in the box. Bought because it was the last issue, it was pulled out only occasionally to show off. On one of those trips out of the box, an item fell off of a shelf and nicked the handle and created a couple of small dents in the stainless steel trim on the top as shown in one of the pictures. Other than that, this is a nearly perfect example of the model and plays beautifully. It covers twelve bands: the AM and FM broadcast bands and ten short wave bands. It comes with the original box and packing. $30.00 for shipping & insurance. $799.95. (0108002)
Zenith Radio Advertising (1925). Old advertising scanner copy (not an original) accomplished in HP standard Foto paper A4 format (210 x 297 mm). $5.99. (0075003)
Zenith RE27Y (1970s). Zenith rechargeable AM/FM radio features a cool hide-away dial, brushed aluminum trim, collapsible carry handle, swivel/retractable antenna, charging stand etc. Performance of this little radio is outstanding across both bands. Fully charged, it will play for days if used intermittently. Cosmetics are very nice except for some minor blemishes and basic signs of light use. The small (LED) charging indicator on the stand is burned-out but may be replaced. Comes with a brand-new set of expensive, rechargeable Ni-Cad batteries. The original spent Zenith cells will also be included. $89.00. (0027337)
Zenith Royal 1000 Trans-Oceanic (1958). SOLD! This is Zenith's initial release of their famous Trans-Oceanic line. The radio is in nice condition and is equipped with the scarce map and station guide housed in the front pocket. The radio plays on all bands and has a clean battery box which uses nine D cells. Price includes batteries if you would like them. Initially introduced at $250 in 1958, you can have this nine transistor/eight band superstar for less than that today. $175.00. (0052247)
Zenith Royal 1000D. Manufactured by Zenith Company. This portable has a map of logs and charts on the inside front, as well as an instruction book how to use the dials for receiving stations. Everything is in excellent condition. $125.00. (0111004)
Zenith Royal 16. SOLD! Billfold style. Almost like new. Color is off-white. Tapestry pattern on inner grille. White areas showing in picture are reflections, do not exist. AM. Works great, comes with 9V battery. Exact date unknown but has to be around 1964/65. Lack of CD markings on dial put it past 1963. Made in Japan. Radio manufacturing began to move to Hong Kong in mid 60s. $20.00. (0101003)
Zenith Royal 20. Transistor radio. Off-white in color, with chrome grille. Radio in good condition and is missing battery. $40.00. (0037089)
Zenith Royal 50 Complete Set (1960). Here is Zenith's first shirt pocket radio in brilliant black. This baby really shines, and it plays just as impressively. Clean in and out, the radio has been well cared for over the past 50 years. All items are as you would have found them in the dealer's store, and are in original and excellent condition. A rare find. $200.00. (0052258)
Zenith Royal 500. Nice case; some of the lettering has worn paint. Plays. $35.00. (0011010)
Zenith Royal 500 (1957). SOLD! Do you have an example of the scarce tan Royal 500 for your collection yet? If not, don't be tempted to spend good money for a filler just to realize later that you need to upgrade it. I know your standards are high, and so are mine. That is why I am telling you that this one is as good as it gets, and I will stand behind that so there is no risk. You can trust me or request more pictures if you like, but this baby is clean inside and out with almost no sign of use. It has been stored in a felt bag so normal scratches have been avoided. The finish of the nylon cabinet and all of the metal parts are clean and shine like new. The 7ZT40 chassis plays loud and clear across the entire band. All lettering and labels are complete and clean. Inside, the battery contacts appear unused, bright chrome finish and very tight. This radio must be an example of a gift given back in the late 50's and probably was not appreciated at the time, so it got put away and forgotten. But you will appreciate it and want to keep it out to see (and hear). Truly a collector piece in pristine condition. You will love it. Based on the scarcity of this color and its condition, priced at $450.00. (0052240)
Zenith Royal 500 H. Maximum engineering, styling, and performance make this the transistor choice of collectors around the world. And this one is a great example to see why. Light wear and no damage. This is a stunning radio. $225.00. (0052263)
Zenith Royal 500 Hand-Wired (1956). Sweet example of a well protected and early example of the entry to transistor radios for Zenith. This radio is in great condition and clean inside as well. This radio also plays better than most of the handwired radios I have had. Powered by four common AA batteries. $275.00. (0052262)
Zenith Royal 500D (1957). SOLD! Here is a beautiful black and gold version of Zenith's first "Long Distance" transistor. This high performance set is one hot performer. The black nylon cabinet has its original sheen and doesn't show any wear except light wear on the back. Clean inside and out. $175.00. (0052257)
Zenith Royal 500D w/Case (1958). Black nylon cabinet is gorgeous and shiny with no chips or cracks. Metals are all very nice condition and shiny. The only real cosmetic flaws are the gold lettering is worn on the back and in front below the "ZENITH." Comes with decent condition original Zenith leather case and earphone. Radio plays great and has strong reception with the superior sound quality that these radios were known for. $139.00. (0027315)
Zenith Royal 500E (1959). Here is a nice white Royal 500 Model E from 1959. This radio has seen little use and shows almost no wear. The performance is impressive on this set as it is hitting on all eight transistors. Great reception up and down the dial. This one has really earned its distinction as a "Long Distance" performer. Clean inside as well, one of the finest you will find of this model. $150.00. (0052256)
Zenith Royal 500H Deluxe (1962). Pair of transistor radios. The white one is in good condition; the black one has a tiny chip and warped foil label by the tuning and on/off knobs. Both radios need cleaning and parts exchanged to make a clean, flawless Royal 500. An easy fix for the transistor collector. Both for $150.00. (0037102)
Zenith Royal 500N Boxed Set (1965). SOLD! Here is the last of the Royal 500's, and it is presented in the store box to boot. The radio is in great physical condition and plays well, too. The neat feature of this radio is a lighted dial when the button on the front is pushed. Also included are the unused earphone and case. $60.00. (0052261)
Zenith Royal 50H (1961). SOLD! Here is a nice example of the fairly hard to find all black version of the second generation Royal 50. Most all the Royal 50's are two-tone with a tan back, but the Black and the White ones are exceptions. This radio is a strong and sensitive receiver. Clean in and out, this little shirt pocket radio will provide a big sound for you. $95.00. (0052260)
Zenith Royal 50H (1962). SOLD! Scarce tan version of the second generation of Zenith's first shirt pocket radio. This radio has been cleaned inside and out and is in fine working condition. It operates on two common AA batteries. A handful of quality radio components that produces a roomful of clear sound. 4-1/2"H x 2-1/2"W x 1-1/4"D. $75.00. (0052254)
Zenith Royal 60 Set (1963). Here is a scarce radio in its original gift box. The condition of the radio is excellent and the condition of the box is strong and solid but showing some shelf wear. This radio plays great and pulls like a Zenith should. Inside is clean and original. One of Zenith's smartest looking and scarcest shirt pocket. $250.00. (0052259)
Zenith Royal 750 (1957). SOLD! This is the first of the leather-clad portables and one of the best performers. Many collectors use the 750 for their DXing pleasure because of the sensitive tuning and exceptional sound quality. This one has all of that and then some. Add the fact that the leather surface has somehow been protected from the usual wear and drying found on these and this is one you should not pass on. The bright gold grille is scratch free also. The handle is strong and the battery box is clean. All original example. What else could you want? $250.00. (0052248)
Zenith Royal 760 Leather Portable (1958). The first from a long line of "Navigator" radios Zenith produced, this one has the classic chrome grille and the reputation of being super-sensitive. These two band Navigator radios were used by pilots and sea captains alike to guide them along to their destinations. Now they are used by collectors to pull the toughest of stations in clearly. The performance of this one will please even the toughest critic while the condition of the leather cabinet will impress as well. Another all original classic. $175.00. (0052250)
Zenith Royal 790YM Super Navigator (1965). Here is the pinnacle of the Navigator Series that Zenith started in 1957. Engineering updates and electronic advances make this an outstanding performing radio. It is so powerful that the top knob on the left is a DF adjustment to reduce the power to eliminate distortion when necessary. Of course, you can run it wide open to pull in those stations that your other radios can't even think of getting. Other features include three bands (Standard Broadcast, and two shortwave bands), three antennas in the rotating adjustment on top, a signal meter to help zero in on the stations, and a neat lighted dial and tone control. This radio runs on six C size batteries or will accept an AC adaptor (not included). It pumps out 500 milliwatts through a 4" speaker and I rate the performance at 10.0. The black cowhide exterior is well preserved and the handle is strong. I conservatively rate the cosmetics at 8.0. $199.00. (0052264)
Zenith Royal 950 "Golden Triangle" (1958). SOLD! This is a unique high-end clock/radio/speaker combination that is encased with a bright gold cabinet and mounted on a gold swivel pedestal. The seven transistor radio works but the clock has stopped. A heavy item, it makes a great display and conversation piece. I have been using the radio in my office for the past seven years. There are no chips, cracks, or corrosion, and that makes it a very desirable collectible in excellent condition. Contact me for more pictures. $450.00. (0052239)
Zenith T2519L1 Clock Radio (Early 1970s). Typical straight, clean line styling of the early 70s. This highly polished, crystal clear clock lens, plastic clock radio is in almost mint condition with almost no imperfections. Clock cleaned and lubricated and radio serviced for years of service. Radium painted hands glow brightly in the dark emitting only 1 r/hr gamma radiation at 12" according to my Geiger counter. (Probably not recommended for pregnant women and girly-men to purchase!) 5 tube, AC, BC only, 12"W x 7"H x 5"D. $40.00. (0036121)
Zenith Trans-Oceanic Service Manuals. These are good clear copies with fold out schematics including parts list and alignment instructions. For Royal 3000-1, $5.00. Royal 7000-1 for Chassis #18ZT40Z, Royal D7000 and D7000-1 for Chassis #500MDR70, $6.50. This is one set with Royal D7000, D7000-1 & D7000-2 Chassis 500MDR70, $7.00. (0302039)
Zenith Unknown Model. This example of an early 1950'c Zenith would be a wonderful addition to your collection or for decorating a period home. It plays just like new and looks almost new. There are no cracks, breaks, or repairs to the plastic cabinet. Even the wound plastic strip on the handle is in nice condition with no breaks. It has had all the capacitors replaced and any resistors that were out of tolerance replaced. Sounds and looks GREAT. $75.00. (0107021)
Zenith Work Cloth . It has one blemish on it about the size of a quarter near the top. It also has a white stain on the left side. 38-1/2" x 35-1/2". $75.00. (0111011)
Zenith X316/X318. AM/FM 60's radio. In great shape and fully restored electrically. Wonderful tone sensitivity and selectivity. Tune in the baseball games all summer long with this one. $99.00. (0087001)

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