Vintage PHILCO TRANSITONE PT3 1942 Tube Radio. Made in United States approximately 1942. 7A8 7B7 7C6 50L6GT 35Z3. Superheterodyne (common); ZF/IF 455 kHz. Loudspeaker: Electro Magnetic Dynamic LS (moving-coil with field excitation coil). Model: 42-PT-3 – Philco. According to Ramirez, Philco model 42-PT-3 (wooden cabinet with photofinish front) is one of the very few new models introduced by Philco in early 1942 after U. It has the same chassis as model 42-PT2 (bakelite cabinet). PLEASE EXAMINE PHOTOS FOR CONDITION.
The Vintage Arline Kilocycles Meters Tube Radio is a collectible piece of radio history from the United States. This radio, dating back to the 1930s, features a tube design and likely has a unique and nostalgic charm for collectors of vintage radios. Its country of origin adds to its appeal as a piece of American cultural artifacts, making it a valuable addition to any collection of radios, phonographs, televisions, and telephones from that era.
A fantastic Mid-Century Modern accent piece perfect for collectors, restorers, or retro decor enthusiasts! Item Details & Specifications. Brand: General Electric (GE). Cabinet Material: Molded Hard Plastic / Bakelite Style. Color: Deep Burgundy / Maroon with Cream Knobs. Era: Mid-20th Century (1950s). Cosmetic Condition: Good Vintage Condition. The cabinet retains a strong shine with beautiful color depth. Minor surface wear, light scratches, and age-appropriate signs of use may be present upon close inspection. Please review all photos carefully. Two of the clock knobs have been replaced with tack tops. The radio works but doesn’t turn off with the knob you have to unplug it. The clock doesn’t work.
Step Back in Time with Classic Emerson Craftsmanship. It is missing the knobs. Featuring a classic wooden cabinet, striking brass-tone faceplate, and an eye-catching teal tuning dial, this piece is a fantastic find for vintage audio enthusiasts. Best of all, this survivor has been tested and still works, offering authentic mid-century sound right out of the box. Authentic vintage Emerson construction with original wooden cabinet. Brass-tone front faceplate overlaid with a clear acrylic speaker grid. Retains original internal components, including vacuum tubes and the Emerson #180000 speaker. Used (Tested & Working). Wood / Brass-Tone / Clear Acrylic. Internal Part / Speaker Numbers.
The Vintage 1938 Marbled Bakelite Detrola Model 208 Tube Radio is a sought-after collectible piece from the United States. This classic radio, branded by Detrola, is a rare find for collectors of vintage radios from the 1930s. With its marbled Bakelite design and functional tube radio technology, this piece offers a nostalgic glimpse into the past and is sure to be a standout addition to any collection. Comes as pictured in the photos.
Here is a neat rare mini tombstone Emerson set for someone to fix up and add to their collection. I don’t see a model number listed on it, but believe it to be a model 108, made in 1936. It is made of Ivory Plaskon. This set is not perfect but a very worthwhile and attractive set to fix up. I do not know its electrical condition. The chassis looks to be unaltered and factory to me. Its power cord has been cut. These sets had a dangerous power cord that was likely to burn so it needs that needs modernized anyway. Plaskon is a sensitive material that over time usually stresses or cracks. This set has some of these typical hairline cracks. The biggest is at the bottom of its back plate, see photos showing both the inside and outside of this hairline cracks. It has 3 very tiny hairline short cracks at its front bottom. One near a knob and 2 along a decorative line. See photos of a pen pointing to those. This set has some grille cloth deterioration at the bottom. This set looks to have 2 screws holding its back cover that are not original, and one missing. I believe the 2 bottom screws are original. The top, sides, and bottom look good with no cracks. The dial looks good as far as I can tell. I believe that covers everything. Message me with questions.
Stunning 1940s Vintage Wood Console/Tabletop Tube Radio – Fully Operational! Authentic 1940s Westinghouse tabletop radio. Featuring a beautifully designed Art Deco wood veneer, horizontal speaker grille louvers, and a classic lighted slide-rule tuning dial, this radio serves as both an audio piece and a striking statement decor item. It features five mechanical preset push-buttons along with four front-facing control knobs to adjust tuning, volume, and band selection. Key Features & Details: Working Condition: Powers up nicely. This is an authentic vintage electronics piece from the 1940s. Showing minor age-appropriate surface wear. The back of the radio. Exposed Cabinet Space: The right side of the cabinet interior is completely open and empty. Internal Components Vulnerable: The vacuum tubes, chassis wiring, and transformer are exposed to dust and touch. Partial Backing Only: The brown fiberboard panel present only covers the lower half of the main electronic chassis. Missing Main Board: Vintage radios from this era typically featured a full-sized, ventilated cardboard or hardboard back panel. Please view all high-resolution photos closely to inspect the cosmetic condition of the wood veneer, knobs, and dial panel.
Experience the charm of yesteryears with this Vintage Philips 263-2Tubo Radio Record Player Console, a delightful nod to mid-century modern design. Crafted in Canada, this cabinet console combines the warm aesthetics of the past with the functionality of a tube radio and a turntable record player, offering an authentic retro audio experience. The unit operates on a standard 117 volts, 60 cycles, and 0.72 amps, ensuring compatibility with most household power sources. With its classic style and Canadian origins, this piece is not just an entertainment system but a slice of history, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike who appreciate the allure of vintage electronics. We do not mark merchandise values below actual value or mark them as “GIFTS”, which is against U. And international regulation s.
