Radio powers on, dial lights up, and receives stations with audible sound output. The volume/tuning controls are very sensitive and the radio should be serviced before regular use due to age. Sound and dial lighting may fluctuate when adjusting controls. Original wood cabinet and original rear cover are included. Cosmetic condition shows age-related wear including scratches, finish wear, scuffs, dust, and edge wear. Please review all photos carefully for exact condition details. A very collectible mid-century Zenith “Boomerang” design radio with great display appeal.
Working zenith radio was able to get a radio station, the sound quality is good. Little minor scratches here and there. The bass and treble switches are broken of. It is brown with a very sleek design. In the photo, there is a white button for the bass, but that has since fell out and is missing. That is the only thing that will be missing from the photos.
Vintage Majestic 1D59-L Wood Tabletop Tube Radio. WORKING (See video for sound). 12.5″ wide x 8″ high. Many more tube radios to list. I use Priority vs. I recycle packaging materials as much as I can. You may receive a box from me that has been used before. This is my way of recycling. I pack securely so your item will arrive safely. I track all of my items. We are not an experts on any item category that we sell, but we do our best to accurately describe our items including photos, which are part of the description. Almost all the items we sell are either vintage and are from Estate sales.
The product is a vintage 1940′s tube radio by Crosley, made in the United States. It is a Crosley American Overseas 56TC model that is in working condition. This collectible radio is a rare piece from the 1940s, showcasing the classic design and functionality of tube radios from that era.
This listing is for a vintage Packard-Bell Model 602 tube radio, likely from the 1950s, featuring a classic wooden cabinet. The radio presents a wonderful opportunity for a collector or enthusiast to restore a piece of mid-century electronics history. The cabinet shows signs of age and wear consistent with its vintage, including some chipping on the top edge and surface scratches, which add to its authentic antique character. The tuning dial is intact, displaying both’SOUTHWEST’ and’NORTHWEST’ bands, along with’VOLUME’ and’TONE’ knobs. The back label confirms it is a Model 602, operating on 110-120 AC-DC volts, 28 watts, and 50-60 cycles, and lists the original tube layout. It will require repair or restoration to become functional again. Ideal for display, parts, or a restoration project. RADIO POWERS ON AND IS TESTED WORKING HAS SOME COSMETIC FLAWS INCLUDING SCUFFS AND SCRATCHES OVERALL STILL IN NICE CONDTION MISSING BADGE ON FRONT OF RADIO SEE PHOTOS FOR DETAILS.
Ee all photos as part of the description. The tuning knob does not work. Everything else works fine. 15″ x 9″ x 5.5. BEST OFFER OPTION is on all of our listings. Please use that to make offers. From a smoke-free home. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS PLEASE READ! Thanks for shopping at The Felton Store. We always have new and interesting items coming in. We figure that expense into the cost of our listings. We have worked very hard to provide a high level of customer service as evidenced by our feedback and ratings. Please be patient- we usually leave feedback once a week. Let’s both be prompt and fair. We will work hard to make it right. The photos are an integral part of the listing and description. Our items come from a variety of sources and we are not always experts on every item. We will do our best to describe and test every item.
This metal-cabinet version was originally developed as a troop entertainment radio at the end of WWII, and the earliest examples – like this one – have the steel carry handle that Detrola later dropped. TESTED & WORKING: Powers on, warms up, and plays. Holds stations solidly and sounds good through the original speaker – clear audio, no dropouts during testing. Dial lights up and the tuning mechanism moves smoothly across both bands. One of the two dial lamps is out; the remaining bulb still illuminates the dial well (an easy, inexpensive replacement if you want both lit). No dents or damage to the cabinet.
Up for sale is a beautiful, post-WWII. 1946 Zenith “Consoltone” tabletop tube radio (Model 5D011). Housed in a heavy, rich walnut-colored Bakelite cabinet, this classic piece of American audio history features striking mid-century styling that makes it a perfect statement piece for any home, office, or vintage collection. WORKS NO CRACKS IN THE CASE. Unlike many radios from this era, this unit has been exceptionally well-preserved and is ready to enjoy. The Bakelite shell has NO cracks, NO chips, and no deep scratches. It retains its deep factory gloss. Fully tested and working! The analog tuning dial is clear and legible with the original matching concentric factory knobs intact. Serviced about 15 years ago. 5-Tube Superheterodyne circuit with an internal Self-Contained Loop Antenna no external wire needed!
OrangePeel Antiques Fresh Picks. Vintage Finds. Timeless Tech. Great overall vintage physical condition?? . No major damage observed?? . Minor scratches and scuffs consistent with age and normal use. No major cracks or chips in the wooden cabinet?? . Original speaker fabric is in great condition?? . Original knobs are in good condition?? . Faceplate is in great condition?? . Left side of the faceplate pushes inward slightly when pressed but remains intact. Original rear back cover is present?? . Could benefit from a light dusting in the corners and other hard-to-reach areas. Displays beautifully overall?? . Structurally sound?? . Please review all photos for the best representation of condition. Reception will vary depending on antenna, location, and current band activity. Audio sounds good overall?? . A slight background hum is present during operation. Replacement power cord has been installed?? . Radio appears to have been serviced previously?? . Older or weak tubes appear to have been replaced with good working tubes?? . Chassis shows evidence of previous maintenance?? . It is unknown whether the filter capacitors, paper capacitors, or other electronic components have been replaced. The slight background hum is common in many vintage tube radios and may be reduced through additional servicing if desired. Overall, the radio presents as a solid working example with attractive cosmetics??? DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT. 16″ W × 10.25″ H × 8.25 D. Photos represent the exact radio you will receive and are the best indicator of condition. This Firestone Air Chief has been tested, powers on, tunes smoothly, and receives stations with good audio. It features a replacement power cord and shows evidence of previous servicing, although the full extent of the electronic restoration-including capacitor replacement-cannot be confirmed. A slight background hum is present during operation, but the radio otherwise presents very well. ? FROM THE GROVE. Carefully sourced vintage electronics, tube radios, phonographs, décor, media, and nostalgic finds-new items added regularly. ? Check out our store for more unique vintage pieces!
