This listing is for an awesome piece of Radio History a Vintage Zenith Trans-Oceanic H500 Shortwave Radio With the Manual and Inserts! It was just tested before listing and the signal and sound are still going strong! It has a plug for electric listening, and I didn’t test it but there is a battery option also. Nothing missing or broken! It measures 11″H x 8″W x 17L and comes from a smoke and pet free home.
I WILL OFFER THE BEST IN RADIO COLLECTING. WATCH EVERY WEEK FOR GREAT FEATURED ITEMS. THE RADIO HAS NO CRACKS, CHIPS OR BREAKS, BEST OF THE BEST AND ABOUT AS GOOD AS IT GETS. THIS RADIO HAS A VERY UNIQUE AND SELDOM SEEN CABINET STYLE, THE RADIO WHEN TESTED PLAYED WITH A HUM IN THE SOUND,, IT DID TUNE STATIONS BUT THE DIAL CORD SLIPS. SO DONT LET THIS RADIO SLIP BY, THEY DO NOT COME UP FOR SALE OFTEN. I HAVE SUPERSIZED THE PICTURES SO YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS MESSAGE ME. CHECK MY OTHER ITEMS FOR SALE check out my. AND PLEASE BOOKMARK RADIOS10467 Be sure to add me to your. OVERSEAS BUYERS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. IF YOU PLAN ON USING THIS ITEM, HAVE IT RESTORED FOR SAFE LONG TERM USE. THEY ARE FOR DISPLAY AND ARE HAZARDOUS DUE TO HIGH VOLTAGE AND OLD AGE, AND ANY USE, RESTORATION OR ADJUSTMENTS ARE AT YOUR OWN RISK. COPYING OF MY PHOTOS OR TEXT IS PROHIBITED. THANK YOU AND GOOD LUCK.
No cracks or missing parts. Molded Bakelite cabinet (available in colors like black, dark brown, or mint green depending on the exact sub-variant suffix like Z, Z1, or Z2). Analog dial, multiple control knobs, and vacuum tube technology.
I left this an original condition. I did not want to test it and ruin any components or parts. This is very clean for the age. The internals look clean as well. I took detailed photos from all angles. There is a broken handle on the top. The Vintage Zenith L600 Trans-Oceanic Wave Magnet Tube Radio is a collectible piece from the 1950s, originating from the United States. This radio, featuring the Zenith brand, is a classic representation of retro technology and radio history. While its functionality is untested, the clean condition of the radio suggests that it may still hold value for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage radios.
This radio is old. The paint is chipped and scratched. The wood veneer on the front of the radio is separating. The speaker fabric is faded, worn, and stained. Some of the wooden feet are broken. There is splitting in the wood on the bottom of the radio. The screws on the back of the radio are rusted. Power cord is brittle. This items condition is exactly as pictured. We were not able to get radio to play. Buzzing and humming, and light turns on but not able to catch a tune.
This item is a. 1939 Philco Model 39-7. It was originally introduced right at the tail end of the Great Depression as a reliable, budget-friendly home tabletop unit. The Cabinet : Features a distinctive Art Deco design crafted with inlaid wood veneer, accented by signature diagonal wood bars across the speaker grille. Push-Button Tuning : The six brown mechanical push buttons located above the dial allowed users to save station presets-a highly sought-after luxury convenience feature for late 1930s radios. Station Call Signs : This specific radio still displays vintage custom call sign tabs above the buttons including. KSFO, KRE, KFRC, KGO, KOBY, and KUNV. , highlighting its historical use in the California Bay Area. Under the Hood : It operates on a 5-tube superheterodyne circuit (typically tubes 6A7, 78, 75, 41, and 84) with a built-in electromagnetic dynamic speaker. FOR PARTS AS IS. Cosmetically the radio is in very good condition. The unit DOES power up but only has a loud buzzing. We are a reputable Stereo Store with 52 years experience. Professionally Serviced, Cleaned and Tested by our technicians. California “Electronic Service Dealer # E 19827″. World Class Packaging Guaranteed.
White Tube Radio Motorola 6X11U. NO CHIPS, CRACKS, BREAKS, OR REPAIRS. LIGHT WEAR, IF ANYTHING, NOT UNCOMMON FOR AGE. SEE PHOTOS & VIDEO. APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS: 13 INCHES WIDE X 7.5 INCHES TALL X 7 INCHES DEEP. Any questions please do not hesitate to contact me.
Up for sale is a classic 1920s single-tube battery radio receiver housed in a slant-front wood cabinet with a Bakelite front panel. This set is a prime example of early wireless homebrew engineering, featuring period-correct components, brass hardware, and complete point-to-point bus-bar wiring underneath. Circuit: Single-tube regenerative design. Front Controls: Dual 0-100 tuning dials, multi-position coil tap switch, filament rheostat (“INCREASE”), aerial/ground posts, and headphone jacks. Underside: Stiff copper bus-wire layout, hand-wound cloth-insulated tuning coil, and vintage 4-prong tube socket. Included: Includes the globe/shoulder vacuum tube shown in photos. Cosmetic: Great vintage patina. Normal age-related wear to the wood cabinet and Bakelite panel. No major cracks on the main panel face.
Rare Vintage Art Deco Baby Blue Excelsior SNR52 French Tabletop Tube Radio. Condition Notes: Crack in tuner dial bezel (bottom piece), missing “52″ designation, loose bezel on right knob. For model Excelsior 52 type européen alternatif, rimlock, EM4, 1BF, SNR S. N. R. , Société Nouvelle de Radiophonie; Paris. Gerät nicht mehr in meinem Besitz. Year: 1951/1952 Category: Broadcast Receiver – or past WW2 Tuner. Valves / Tubes 6: ECH42 EF41 EBC41 EL41 EM4 GZ40. Main principle Superheterodyne (common); ZF/IF 455 kHz. Wave bands Broadcast, Long Wave and more than two Short Wave bands. Power type and voltage Alternating Current supply (AC) / 110; 125; 145; 220; 245 Volt. Loudspeaker 2 Loudspeakers / Ø 19 cm = 7.5 inch. Model: Excelsior 52 type européen [alternatif, rimlock, EM4, 1BF] – SNR S. N. R. Shape Design Radio or Novelty / Gadget – fancy or unusual shape. Dimensions (WHD) 570 x 380 x 260 mm / 22.4 x 15 x 10.2 inch.
Vintage Soviet Ural-49 Tube Radio & Record Player – USSR, 1949. For sale is an original Soviet Ural-49 (???? -49) vintage tube radiogram / radio phonograph, produced in the USSR. The Ural-49 dates from the early post-war Soviet period and was introduced in 1949. It combines a vacuum-tube radio receiver with a built-in record player designed for 78 RPM gramophone records. Historical specifications describe the Ural-49 as a six-tube radio with long-wave, medium-wave and short-wave reception. This example retains its characteristic original Soviet design, including. Original Ural /???? front badge. Built-in radio tuning scale. Speaker section with period fabric. Top-opening record player compartment. Original-style tonearm and turntable. Removable rear ventilation cover with original Soviet factory markings. The rear panel carries the original USSR / Ural Series 49 factory markings, making this an interesting piece for a collector of Soviet electronics, Cold War-era technology, antique radios or vintage audio equipment. The radiogram is currently NOT WORKING. Due to the age of the item, it should be inspected and serviced by a specialist before any attempt is made to connect it to mains electricity. Cosmetically, the unit shows substantial authentic age-related wear, including scratches, scuffs, small chips, surface marks, discoloration, dust and wear to the finish. These imperfections have deliberately not been hidden or restored. Please examine the photographs closely for the exact cosmetic and physical condition. This could be a great project for. Vintage radio collectors, Soviet memorabilia collectors, vacuum tube electronics enthusiasts, radio restorers, prop designers, museums, interior decorators or collectors of unusual historical audio equipment. Because this is a large, heavy and fragile vintage item, it will be packed very carefully for international transportation. Special attention will be paid to protecting the cabinet, controls, record-player mechanism and other fragile parts. This is a 70+ year-old unrestored vintage electronic device. Only the item and components visible in the photographs are included. The photographs are of the actual item for sale, not stock images. Please review all photos before purchasing.
