TRF without regeneration; Neutrodyne. Power type and voltage. Alternating Current supply (AC) / 110 Volt. For headphones or amp. Philco, Philadelphia Stg. Tablemodel, Box – most often with Lid (NOT slant panel). 24.25 x 8 x 11 inch / 616 x 203 x 279 mm. Model 511 was part of Philco’s first family of radio receivers introduced in 1928. It has a common chassis with all other 1928 Philco radio models.
This listing is for a vintage Zenith Trans-Oceanic tube radio from the 1950s, a classic example of portable multi-band receivers. The radio features the iconic’Wave Magnet’ antenna on top, which is present and all is in good physical condition. The front panel clearly displays the Zenith branding and the’trans-oceanic’ model name. The tuning dial is intact and visible. The black case shows signs of age and use, including scuffs, wear, and some dust/dirt accumulation, consistent with its vintage. All knobs and switches seem fine and the dial moves smoothlt. This radio is tested and operational and offered in as-is physical condition, ideal for a collector looking for a working model or a display piece. Please refer to all provided images for a detailed look at the cosmetic condition.
(Brooklyn, New York). Model: 4602 (Early post-WWII era). Year: 1946. Circuitry: Classic “All American Five” (AA5) superheterodyne circuit. Power Specifications: 110-125 Volts, 40 Watts, 50-60 Hz? Condition and Features? . High Level of Originality and Completeness: Retains the original front metal “AIR KING RADIO” crown emblem, the pair of matching wooden knobs, and the intact Art Deco-style “waterfall” wooden grille. Museum-Quality Bottom Label: The original paper label on the bottom is in excellent condition, with text as clear as new. Clean and Complete Chassis: The interior is exceptionally tidy, free from severe rust, dust accumulation, or mold. The original large loop antenna is intact. All “GT” series tubes such as 35Z5GT, 50L6GT, 12SQ7, etc. Are present and correctly installed. Exterior Condition: The wooden cabinet shows natural wear consistent with its age, with minor finish loss or scuffs along the top and bottom edges (please refer to photos), yet it retains a charming vintage character and authentic patina. The internal circuitry appears completely unmodified, making it an ideal candidate for a collector’s “authentic” restoration project, as well as a superb decorative piece for a Mid-Century Modern Power cord missing; please refer to the photos for other details.
Antique early 1920s one-tube radio receiver, likely a regenerative or home-built/kit type set. Features a wooden cabinet, large tuning dial, vintage controls, tube, variable capacitor, and early-style rear terminals.
Vintage Blaupunkt 2602 Tube Radio Germany TESTED. Ee all photos as part of the description. 12.5″ x 6.5″ x 8. 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.
1938 Philco 38-93b Cathedral-Style Tube Radio. Interesting piece, as it’s labeled 38-93 but looks like a 37-93b (different cabinet shape). Based on the inspection date, I’m guessing this radio was manufactured at the tail end of the 1937 production run and was simply labeled as a’38 model. Could use some restoration but seems to be fully functional. Receives fine without an antenna connected. Frequency display is quite badly damaged. Would likely be dust in the wind if not for some ancient tape on the inside holding it together. The tiny bulb that illuminates the frequency display went out during testing but came back on. May be in need of replacement soon. Volume knob was exceptionally scratchy so the pot has been cleaned. It is no longer scratchy. Has numerous chips in the finish: scuffs, scratches etc. But it could be worse!
This Restored Vintage General Electric C415 Tube Radio Alarm Clock is a unique piece that combines the functionality of a radio with the convenience of an alarm clock. This unit, made by the trusted brand GE, features the distinctive lines of the 1950s and early 1960s, adding a touch of nostalgia to any vintage collection. With its restored condition, this clock radio is sure to be a functional and charming addition to any home. Old capacitors were removed and replaced with new, as shown in photo with new electrolytic capacitors. Radio components were removed in order to fully clean and body was painted turquoise several years ago (originally brown body), before reassembly. Please view all listing photos and video as they are a part of the description. There are a few small imperfections in paint such as wrinkles or chips. There are also a few blemishes shown on the plastic gold face, but this radio displays very well overall and it has been a conversation on our shelf for many years before downsizing. Please feel free to reach out with any questions.
Join us in the circular economy for a sustainable future. Vintage items are tested only as far as we describe. Due to their age we cannot guarantee a long life, and some features may no longer work as designed. Does not power on – Trips breaker when plugged in. Scratches and scuffs and dirt. Missing panel screws – added some. Cord is dry rotted and falling apart. As seen in pictures. We use reused and sustainable packing supplies whenever suitable. 60 days to return for any reason. Please reach out before opening a return, especially for technical issues, so we can help first. These are used products, so accessories are usually not included. You receive exactly what is shown in the photos, nothing more unless stated.